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Pure nonsense. This ramping is ridiculous.

It makes no difference how he would get rid of his shares, if he left the SP would crash anyway. He's 58 in January.

You are clueless about ALL, the offer price is £155m not £120m but that includes a >20% premium to vwap.

If Bougouni wasnt in Mali and didnt have a Bernie then who knows what it would be valued at? Just sour grapes.

Cmon Bernie, give us the Half Yearly, let's have a laugh.

It's called clutching at straws, same as blaming AIM (the market Kodal choose to trade).

Yet here you are responding again.

It isnt compulsory to stay listed on AIM, blame Bernie for not moving. But nope, let's just blame the market. pmsl

Simply more shares available than buyers want. Can buy 20m at 0.29. Interest here doesnt exist.

Show us this track record were a takeover has incurred CGT at state level?

The last time they bought a lithium asset it turned out to be a dud so dont hold your breath. Not all geo's are equal.

It's very easy for a Hydroxide facility to split out the Carbonate, it is already in the process, just needs finishing touches.

Yes, it is very straightforward to separate or produce Lithium Carbonate at a Lithium Hydroxide facility. Because Lithium Hydroxide is highly soluble compared to Lithium Carbonate, facilities can selectively precipitate the carbonate out of the hydroxide solution by introducing carbon dioxide.The Separation and Conversion ProcessThe chemical separation process uses existing Lithium Hydroxide equipment and typically follows these steps:Carbonation: Carbon dioxide gas (CO₂) is sparged or bubbled directly into the aqueous Lithium Hydroxide solution.Precipitation: As the CO₂ reacts with the Lithium Hydroxide, it forms insoluble Lithium Carbonate, which precipitates out of the liquid:2LiOH + CO₂ → Li₂CO₃ + H₂OFiltration: The mixture is pumped through industrial clarifiers and filters to physically separate the solid Lithium Carbonate from the liquid.Drying: The solid precipitate is then typically dried at around 95 ° C to eliminate any excess moisture, yielding a highly pure product.

Aqu, you are correct. Point stands, they are buying the shares, it isnt an asset sale.

So how is it good for Kodal when they already have 100% OTA? This simply allows Hainan to capture the highest margin of either Hydroxide or Carbonate, anyone claiming it is good for Kodal are either ignorant or lying.

This makes absolutely no difference to Kodal. All it means is the existing Hydroxide plant in Hainan now has the flexibility to switch output to Carbonate. It doesnt require extra feedstock so how is this good news for Kodal?

§ All necessary waivers, exemptions and clearances in respect of the mandatory takeover requirements under the SEC Code on Takeovers and Mergers (as issued by the Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission) to implement the Transaction;

Huayou are buying your shares from you for 18.8p, what has that got to do with Ghana? I cant explain this in simpler terms.

It isnt an asset sale at Ghana level, it's a corporate sale.

No action needed by you, the cash will appear in your account as quickly as your broker processes it once received.

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