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Let's see it again!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

The house "hereby resolve to ratify the said the Mining Lease Agreement"

JackB14,

It's you that's special spectrum if you think your idea of what offer to accept has any bearing on reality. All you are looking at is a percentage gain, not at what something is ACTUALLY worth.

Anyway, enough with your personal abuse just because you're shown to be ridiculously wrong ... FILTERED.

Thanks! For some reason I just kept checking the Business Statement and Order Paper pages on the Parliament website in case something appeared, usually I'd only check before Parliament started but something was telling me to keep checking today! 🔮

Friday, Monday, Tuesday, I think everyone will be happy today that the Committee Report has finally landed in Parliament. 🥳🥳

Our man from the Lands Ministry wasn't lying yesterday when he said Ratification before Parliament rises again 👏👏

Here's my buy. Bought just over an hour before the report appeared 🥳🥳

18-Mar-26 15:13:56 18.2824 190,663 Unknown* 34.86k

Link got truncated, here's the full link

https://www.parliament.gh/docs?type=OP

FOR THE TWENTY-SEVENTH SITTING OF THE FIRST MEETING OF PARLIAMENT WEDNESDAY, 18TH MARCH, 2026

AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS 1. 2. PRESENTATION OF PAPERS

The following Paper to be presented: By the Chairman of the Committee Report of the Committee on Lands and Natural Resources on the Mining Lease Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and other minerals at Mankessim (42.63km2) in the Mfantsiman Municipality of the Central Region. MOTION That notwithstanding the provisions of Standing Order 104(1) which require that a motion shall not be debated until at least two sitting days have elapsed after the notice to move the motion is given, the motion for the adoption of the Report of the Committee on Lands and Natural Resources on the Mining Lease Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and other minerals at Mankessim (42.63km2) in the Mfantsiman Municipality of the Central Region may be moved today

MOTION That this Honourable House adopts the Report of the Committee on Lands and Natural Resources on the Mining Lease Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and other minerals at Mankessim (42.63km2) in the Mfantsiman Municipality of the Central Region. (Chairman of the Committee)

4. RESOLUTION WHEREAS 1. 2. By the provisions of Article 268 (1) of the Constitution, any transaction, contract or undertaking involving the grant of a right or concession by or on behalf of any person or body of persons howsoever described, for the exploitation of any mineral, water or other natural resource of Ghana made or entered into after the coming into force of the Constitution is made subject to ratification by Parliament; In pursuance of the said Article 268 (1) of the Constitution, the Government of Ghana has caused to be laid before Parliament through the Minister responsible for Lands and Natural Resources the Mining Lease Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and other minerals at Mankessim (42.63km2) in the Mfantsiman Municipality of the Central Region.

Now therefore, this House in accordance with the said Article 268 (1) of the Constitution hereby resolve to ratify the said the Mining Lease Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and other minerals at Mankessim (42.63km2) in the Mfantsiman Municipality of the Central Region.

Addendum posted this afternoon https://www.parl

I'd rather the people with the inside information and their financial advisors decided what a fair valuation is for the company and, if bidders don't come close they are rejected.

Going by your method, if you put your house up for sale for what the Estate Agent valued it at, say £500,000, then someone offered you £330,000 for it, you'd accept it.

They are taking their time publishing my buy!

Bids will only be presented to us to accept or reject if the board deems they value the company fairly, such that the board can recommend shareholders accept the offer.

It's pointless telling us about offers we'd never accept, other than to say an offer was made and rejected.

The last offer was reasonable if we just wanted to sell off Ewoyaa, but the bidder wanted all the rest of what Atlantic Lithium has for that money, hence no deal.

The good thing is that Ewoyaa is held in a subsidiary company and that can be sold off separately if that's all the bidder wants, giving us a huge windfall and leaving us to progress Cote d'Ivoire etc.

"first bid by Assore"

Bid from Elevra

Second bid by recent bidder

Bids from Battery manufacturers in China, USA and South Korea

Fun times in the very near future.

"Market reacts positively to Atlantic's Ghanaian backing"

"The market appears optimistic that the ratification of a key mining lease in Ghana required by Atlantic Lithium is on the cards after the aspiring developer attracted a potential US$11 million equity investment.

https://www.miningnews.net/capital-markets/news-analysis/4528690/market-reacts-positively-atlantic-ghanaian-backing

I just bought 91.5x what's been bought in Ghana today. I rounded my holding up to the next million. I wonder if Ghanaians will talk about about me on their forums 😂

Ghana must have a population of 2 if this is half of them buying?

One trade today of 2001 shares

https://gsemarketwatch.com/

Historic Volume in Ghana halfway down the page.

https://afx.kwayisi.org/gse/allgh.html

PS, for the 🤡🤡🤡 that can't understand English, I clearly stated "Looking at Friday now as the first possible date", that doesn't say it will be Friday, it just says that's the earliest I'd expect it, could just ease easily be next week, I'm not saying it won't be.

Goalposts move, all we can do is make our best estimate based on the most up to date information available at the time, that's what I do, that's what everyone should do.

Meanwhile, 🤡🤡🤡 are still 🤡🤡🤡 and will always be 🤡🤡🤡

Today's Order Paper shows the Committee is meeting today and tomorrow, so the Chairman of the Committee will be there at these times. I don't see either discussion as relevant to us as they are more general sector discussions. Looking at Friday now as the first possible date for laying the Committee Report, it could be done tomorrow under a Certificate of Urgency but I think that as they've scheduled in the Lands Committee Meeting then that's unlikely.

COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND NATURAL RESOURCES Wednesday, 18th March, 2026. 2:00 p.m.

Committee Room 10E (East Wing, 10th Floor, Job 600)

To consider the mandate, operations and ongoing activities of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS).

COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Thursday, 19th March, 2026. 12:00 p.m.

Committee Room 7E (East Wing, 7th Floor, Job 600)

To discuss issues relating to the collection and disbursement of mineral royalties.

SWEDEN....

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I said IN SWEDEN and I gave a link to SWEDEN.

Pay attention!!

Your Italian solar portfolio has increased materially, and the latest public announcement put the pipeline at approximately 163.5 MWp. How do you get from pipeline to real value creation?

The first point is that our strategy is deliberate. We are not trying to accumulate random megawatts on paper. We are building regional clusters in areas where irradiation, grid logic, development conditions, and economics make sense, particularly in Puglia, Piedmont, and Lazio. After the acquisitions announced on 13 March 2026, the portfolio stood at approximately 163.5 MWp, which brings us materially closer to our stated objective of exceeding 200 MWp by the end of 2026.

The second point is that value creation does not stop at assembling the pipeline. The next steps are to move projects toward Ready-to-Build status, structure financing, monetise selected assets where that crystallises value, and construct the projects we want to retain in production. Publicly, we have already said that our first 7 MWp portfolio in Puglia has moved into construction-phase activity, with physical construction targeted for July 2026. That is an important transition because it shows the platform moving from development to execution.

Third, development-stage assets can already carry meaningful value before construction starts. In December 2025, we disclosed an independent valuation of EUR 27.5 million for a 110.5 MWp portfolio at RTB stage. Since then, the portfolio has grown further and an updated valuation has been commissioned. So I think it is important that investors understand the difference between a superficial pipeline number and a pipeline that is being advanced through measurable development milestones.

You have described Zenith as a company in transformation. How do you think about the balance between the different parts of the business today and going forward?

I see Zenith today as a company with several distinct value centres, each at a different stage of maturity. The arbitration is potentially the largest single crystallisation of value. The Italian solar platform is our industrial growth business in a major European market. The re-activation of the Sant’Andrea gas concession gives us direct producing exposure to Italian gas. Uranium assets gives us longer-duration strategic optionality in a part of the energy and critical-raw-material chain that Europe is beginning to treat much more seriously.

I do not think these businesses need to mature on the same day to create shareholder value. In fact, I think the opposite is true. Solar can progress through permitting, financing, selective monetisation, and retained ownership of producing assets. Gas can contribute operating exposure. Uranium can move through permitting and technical work. The arbitration follows its own legal timetable. That staggered maturity profile can be a strength, provided management remains disciplined and capital allocation remains rational.

So when I speak about transformation, I am not referring to a vague narrative. I mean a company moving from a simpler structure into one with multiple value drivers, several of which are now entering more visible stages.

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