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I bet CGS International didn’t consult our jersey experts to take a stake here 😂😂…..they won’t be bothered what the price is today because they will know what the finished price will be…..

Ringmaster man bikini must be furious we are still long and strong gp 😂

Indeed gp…..when we stalled at 5p ish because that was so easy there was always the chance these players would try lower…..if you make the chart look untidy that can also encourage selling but generally this last few weeks has been a disgrace in the volume dept…..perfect to create a situation though 👍

Don’t forget gcm has a small float too…..they have sucked up what they can down here and it will be just as lucrative for them going back…….let’s see if the Uber longs get back off vacation on the bus trip back to 10p😉

When you hit a stock and get on the biggest mover board it attracts flies…..they can then exacerbate the situation but wow 1.4mln turnover on 4p shares showing down 11% im not impressed……it’s a beautiful play and good luck to them!

Mine are not for sale 👍

Let’s go back to when the big short started……8.5p…..so since then some collective has borrowed less than £1mln quids worth of stock to take £8mln off the market cap!!…..now if that’s not a stock in play that’s so close to its £100bln resource being took from its small shareholders I don’t know what is……?

Open pit mining is going to happen all around the biggest resource ready to go in Bangladesh and we are staring at 4p…….😂…..this is being prepped for something

Look I know I like a few stats gp but £250k of sells from 6p wipes 6 million quid off the market cap!!…..they are the sort of figures that make me think this is staged😉

That £30k of sells knocks £2-3mln off the market cap!!….again…..someone having a field day here…..

Textbook on skinning pi,s……..

PM’s China visit may bring major investment

Touhidur Rahman, Special Correspondent

Publish: 09 June, 2026 11:47

What Could Be the Biggest Surprise?

Preparations are underway for the signing of several agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) between the two countries ahead of the prime minister’s China visit.

These may include understandings related to the Teesta project, industrial investment, economic cooperation, technology transfer and infrastructure development. However, none of these have yet been finalised.

There is also a possibility that the prime minister’s visit could result in the announcement of a large new Chinese investment package for Bangladesh or new projects in special economic zones.

Overall, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s visit to China is not merely a diplomatic trip; it could open new opportunities for Bangladesh in the areas of economy, investment, trade and regional strategic relations.

The key question now is which area—from Teesta to investment—will bring the biggest surprise from the Beijing visit.

Teesta Project May Gain Momentum

One of the most discussed issues surrounding the prime minister’s China visit is the Teesta River management and restoration project.

For a long time, the Teesta has been an important national issue for Bangladesh. A major restoration project is considered necessary to address the river’s navigability crisis, declining water flow, and the agricultural and environmental challenges facing the country’s northern region.

China has been showing interest in the Teesta River management project for several years. The project's potential cost is estimated at several billion dollars.

Although progress slowed due to political changes, those concerned believe the issue could gain new momentum during the prime minister’s visit.

Multiple sources at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs say discussions may be held on technical assistance, financing and the implementation framework for the Teesta project.

The possibility of a policy-level decision or a joint declaration on implementation of the project also cannot be ruled out.

https://en.banglanews24.com/banglanews-special/news/bd/193241.details

Ensuring Energy Security: Beyond Tariff Adjustments

Md Jakaria Jalal

Updated: 09 Jun 2026, 11:00 PM

Another important strategy is the diversification of Bangladesh's energy portfolio. Overreliance on any single fuel source creates strategic vulnerabilities. A balanced energy mix can improve both energy security and cost competitiveness. Coal, despite environmental concerns, continues to play a significant role in many rapidly developing economies due to its relatively lower generation cost. Modern high-efficiency coal technologies can serve as a transitional solution while cleaner alternatives continue to expand. We have to use our own coal reserve for producing power; that will be a game changer.

https://www.daily-sun.com/post-logu/879250

I think that polo offer for the company all those yrs ago equates to about 26p todays money,dilution etc,I know there’s been additional development but that relies on other people’s money,I think most pi,s would rip tangs arm out of the socket to walk today with that……..sadly it’s aim,it doesn’t take much working out someone is setting up a low 12 month average valuation on this…..

The smoke and mirrors continue…..😉

CGS International Securities Pte. Ltd recent 2.44% stake in GCM is looking more shrewd every week that goes by…..you would think they have an ear to the ground in Bangla politics!……..how lucky can you be 😂

Brilliantly explained doze as ever and JC brilliantly executed by Tarique

JS committee calls for strategic fuel reserve expansion, diversified imports

Staff Correspondent 07 June, 2026

The opposition members also advocated greater utilisation of domestic coal resources, citing coal-fired power generation as the most cost-effective option.

They recommended finding economical and safe solutions for supplying coal from Barapukuria to other coal-based power plants or selling excess coal to prevent spontaneous combustion.

https://www.newagebd.net/post/country/301902/js-committee-calls-for-strategic-fuel-reserve-expansion-diversified-imports

Really interesting to look back which Uber longs were posting insanely at 8,9,10p and have been on extended vacation since …….just leaving ringmaster man bikini to keep it all tucked up…stock wanted…..nobody budging 😉

Chinese investment house CGS International Securities joined Gcm resources with a 2.44% stake after the Bangladesh election,is it a coincidence their parent company invests in Belt&Road initiatives?…..the Phulbari development is part of the Chinese/Bangla b&r initiative……….

This was 3 weeks ago,it all gets conveniently forgotten,all areas of potential coal production will be under the spotlight…….

Govt to Prioritize Domestic Coal and Stone Over Imports: Energy Adviser

Phulbari (Dinajpur) Correspondent

Disclosure : 12 May 2026

Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Adviser Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku has said the government will prioritize the use of domestically produced coal and stone to reduce dependence on imports.

He said imported coal and stone would only be brought in after meeting demand with resources produced from local mines.

https://www.businesstimes-bd.com/bangladesh/6695

Recap on what this project is about as everything else related to it gets deleted??……

In January 2026 the Draft Power and Energy Master Plan was presented to the then Chief Adviser Dr Yunus. Although it has not yet been finalised, nor made fully available to the public, the plan highlighted ‘missed opportunities in domestic coal utilisation, despite its relatively low cost’. There was reaction in the press about the documents focus on domestic coal extraction and utilisation. The plan, provides the newly elected government with the information needed to implement rapid change. It foresees the country requiring 59,000 megawatts of electricity by 2050, current demand is around 16,500 megawatts. Domestic coal is expected to be contributing at least 24 million tonnes per annum of the internal energy mix in 2050. There is also focus on economic sustainability, and institutional reform, aiming to make the primary energy sector more secure, efficient, less import-dependent, and financially sustainable by 2050.

The newly elected government has been vocal about creating a corruption-free energy sector and moving away from import dependence through utilising the country's own resources, including coal. They have also been vocal about the development and industrialisation of the previously neglected northern regions , particularly Rangpur, where both the Phulbari and Teesta projects are located.

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UPDATE

​On 30th January 2026, Tarique Rahman, the leader of the BNP, the winner of the February elections, stated at a rally in Rangpur, that they would implement both the Teesta Project and mine local coal and that 'coal extraction in the Rangpur region could pave the way for significant development in the area'

On 12th February 2026 the Bangladesh Nationalist Party was elected to govern with a large majority. Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku, was appointed Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources. A long-time advocate of utilising the country's own coal, including through open-pit mining, he has been vocal in reiterating his stance on both these issues.

https://www.phulbari.org/copy-of-benefits-1

A quick 200k bought up that’s twice as many shares as it took to get it down 7% 😂…..