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Don't worry Taff there will be another bobble hat in the distance at base camp soon. Even if it slips into April.
Surely they can have local lawyers represent with the paperwork, so international travel isn't necessary to conclude the deal?

Sorry for the stockpiling rant but in relevance to the stockpiling of Vanadium. This can be only viewed as a positive IMO as BE must have a lot more V to supply for electrolyte. We have heard from RedT's V requirement and surely Avalon and Enerox will have their say soon about contracts that need fufilling. The big one will be Eskom obviously and I'm hoping for a leftfield sub-saharan based one.
BE 's mission statement from their own website which exudes confidence and not hope-
'Bushveld Energy will become one of the largest electricity storage providers in Africa by 2020. We will meet the demand for utility scale energy storage in Africa by leveraging South Africa-mined and beneficiated vanadium.

Big week ahead hopefully and thanks FB for your response, it's way ahead of my medical based brain.

I know Knuttie it's disgraceful people are buying extra freezers to do this around Cheshire. I went to the shops and bought 1 of each fruit, veg and chicken etc. We all need a weeks worth to stop the need to limit social contact but people seem to be stockpiling for the apocalypse and months. Nobody in Europe is going to stop you shopping for food and most restaurants are offering home delivery.

https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/leasing-manager-bushveld-minerals-limited

I like this job Nick and noticed there were 3 jobs on offer from BMN.

Fatbanker maybe you should consider for inside knowledge, even though it will be well below your paygrade and experience :).
Can anyone work out from the information what type of leasing arrangement they are considering?

Lol Taffy Josh bet he wears a bobble hat to bed.

I'm happy if all the high volume sales are done at these levels. In the future there will be no shares dumped so readily and we will hopefully start to rise on the usual buys we see daily to re-rate.
I am just hoping the 150m non-public shares are in the process of disappearing.

TO add on the BMN presentation found in then link below the following news should be expected in the next couple of weeks:
'EPC tender launched at end of 2019, with award expected in Q1 2020'

This should hopefully help the market see beyond BMN the miner!

Hi BumblingFool, I discovered this on the Esmap website a while back and it seemed Tesla and Blue solutions could be competitors for some Worldbank funding in Africa. Obviously they may be competing for different parts of Africa but looks promising for BMN being one of only a few providing private presentations.
It's even better that somebody has sandwiched a presentation on BESS safety in-between and shown photos of lithium fires which adds to BMN's case for VRFB's.
https://www.esmap.org/esp_second_consultation_pretoria

Now is the time for patience and I think being invested in BMN for 2 years, a few months during current circumstances is not difficult unless you need the money.
Cash and health are king at these current times with the uncertainty. Even though I regret not being able to buy more, I regard myself to be lucky enough not needing to sell any which many people have to do.
We may not reach the bottom until news on BESS contracts, which will give a monetary figure at least more than the current Mcap to boost us. This should hopefully show the business is Corona and recession proof.
I am also hoping Dolly's link to many companies will attain Institutional investment once the dust settles. Some older news about her.

https://www.fin24.com/Entrepreneurs/Profiles/winning-women-a-lively-quicksilver-power-broker-20160918-2

I think the merger of REDt and Avalon, followed by the Enerox purchase completion will tell you that BMN are business as usual. Also with a little patience Q1 update will have all the information we need regarding the plans and concerns.

https://twitter.com/davidasinclair/status/1239711846925557763?s=21

UKSteve it is very unlikely you can catch it twice. There are extremely rare cases of course but millions of people with a good immune system won’t.

Picked it up from some American guy Faramog ;)

'2 out of the 6 worst days in stock market history (going back to 1928) have occurred in the past week'

This says it all why most of us are underwater and not because trolls said so or a chart.
it is time's like this we should forget about pennies here and there, as people are selling to survive. Disposable income is the most important thing right now and health while jobs are at risk.

There will be a peak in 10 weeks and things may get worse but then get better. Keep an eye on China as we will follow that pattern of infection.

Jog called it right, was suspicious they came along with their wisdom

I expect an RNS from Bmn regarding Redt and their side of the coin. Hopefully a few extra tidbits.
I wouldn’t be worried about the first hour of trading as that’s where the manipulation is at its best and emotions can be played.

Thanks guys, was expecting a few more games for a few more weeks but hopefully a stable natural ascent instead.

Can you explain to us non-financial people how it helps BMN and the london stock exchange if it does?

Bella I'm hoping Schmid group come knocking for the 1GW VRFB storage required in Saudi Arabia. We might have to forget the steel market once contracts are announced until Mokopane is functioning at full speed.

https://constructionreviewonline.com/2020/03/gauteng-in-sa-unveils-us-30-7bn-development-plan-over-the-next-decade/

We talk about China stimulating the economy and increasing construction once things blow over. Hopefully closer to home, SA construction will take V for steel and VRFB's in the future from BMN.
We will find out this year if the government and FM have a good relationship for business and this should help form a symbiotic relationship for other future projects.
Obviously this is looking into the future and may not have any bearing on BMN directly. However a stable improving South Africa is good for all people and indirectly,

If you are generally a long term holder then share buyback might only benefit the SP and not the business.
In my opinion we will be making only a slight profit currently and any money should go towards the business plan which in itself will help the growth. Don't get me wrong a slight profit is probably still better than most AIM companies.
Buying shares back might mean dilution or debt to expand production, refurbish Vanchem and invest into VIP's which we all don't want.