RE: Brand communications on Amapa from our website10 Feb 2021 16:47
@Cause. I can see why you think the 60 days might be reinstated, but I believe it was a direct quote from an earlier judgement, the 60 days having long since elapsed, and I see no evidence it has been reiterated. We reported on it here:
"Court Approval to Commence Iron Ore Shipments" (14 April 2020)
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/KDNC/court-approval-to-commence-iron-ore-shipments-hzouuhfq5grr5eu.html
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The Court ruled to release the funds. In addition, the Court has requested that the secured bank creditors reach an agreement with the JV Partners and DEV within 60 days or the Court might rule on the annulment of the Bank Liens and consider the banks as unsecured creditors. As unsecured creditors, the bank's credit will be subject to restructuring plan limits and discounts and be paid from free cash flow from DEV, which may be over fifteen years.
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The way I see it is that following the agreement in principle with the banks in September the threat related to annulling the Bank Liens is no longer relevant at this time, the focus has been on getting the ore shipped which DEV is now able to do. If after the $10m has been raised from sale of ore and we still haven't finalised, and especially if we declare agreement could not be finalised, then the question of ruling on annulling the Bank's Liens may once again arise.
I could be quite wrong on any of the above, so please do try to persuade me to your way of thinking if you see it differently, especially if you have compelling evidence! ;-)
Ob.