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Don't forget he is payed for your responses think on it

Yes I can but would be investors could see it as a negative that's what bothered me hope you understand

knuttie
Sorry cant agree on that the tin is run as company in its own right where Bushveld have an iinvestment interest not a management. The coal is truddling along just fine again set up to progress with it's own management team and is on track. As for the iron and all the other goodies contained within on that I agree we need to focus on Vanadium atm but never say never

Guys only just got in and catching up, do we know why this was put out after hours. Are we expecting a follow up rns in the morning or is something else afoot

I just want to see a green light for someone with deep pockets to start buying lol

We are fast approaching the point were just talking about it wont cut it definitive actions need and will be taken it's now a political fireball they can no longer pontificate about. that includes you Trump

Scott's influence will be short lived there's a few sharper knifes in the drawer now

Terrific stuff guys keep it coming our day will come it has to

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Ken
I agree 100% that we deserve to see a turn around today but I wouldn't count on it I believe what was being communicated was probably way over the heads of new investors to long and detailed. However for those that can see the wood for the trees what an opportunity to buy into a fantastic company at a ridiculously low price

Hi Alfa
Do you think the move of Aim still likely next year played the cards close to his chest during the interview I was also a but puzzled by their flippancy re - shorters what was your read on that

Pat48
Not sure on that but what I do know is Bushveld seem to be maneuvering into an unassailable position with the battery suppliers

Would just like to say how refreshing it is to get back to reading good research and debate rather than all the dross the idiots bring to the board. It feels like the tide is turning and all the sleeping giants are awaking from their slumber, bring it on

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All gone very quiet on the buy and sell front - Hmm

Well that's one of my major concerns dealt with I have thought for some time the market were viewing BE as dependant on Eskom coming up trumps. Eskom still have some ways to go to get their head above water, world bank support or not. If we can now secure the Eskom mandate which I believe this partnership will help (More firepower) that billion dollar company is not that far off.

FB
Just glad it wasn't a top slice lol

Good find Sanchez the wheels they are a turning

Curiosity killed the cat
Not a big deal but In the RNS it talks about changes to shareholder structure ie five per cent of the equity in Pamish sold so how do they arrive at a value as minerals in the ground tend to be priced as just that "minerals in the ground" until such time as a mining right is approved. It then states - The five per cent is to be vendor-financed and repaid from future proceeds from the mine. So this is the question 5% of what ??