Member Info for pb940

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/BMN/vametco-mineral-resources-and-reserves-update-9gfafik001d0zaq.html

Has appeared on my V o x m a r k e t s app but can't see it anywhere else yet

https://www.investegate.co.uk/primorus-investments--prim-/rns/further-re-investment-in-mustang/202203290700103132G/

The conversion mechanism for the CLNs was set out in the Company's announcement of 19 January 2022, and the relevant details to supplement it are:

· The principal amount of US$1,500,000 plus accrued and unpaid interest (as at 25 March) of US$136,849 (total $1,636,849).

· The above amount has been converted into £GBP at an agreed exchange rate of 1.3589 USD/GBP which means the CLNs are worth £1,208,988.

· At the agreed BMN share price of £0.098987 the CLNs (as at 25 March 2022) would equate to 12,213,607 BMN Shares if they were all converted.

· If Primorus issues a conversion notice, the loan notes will convert into shares in the capital of BMN.



Primorus has noticed the increased price of vanadium in recent weeks and believes BMN is well placed to capitalise on this.



Concurrent with completion of the CLN transaction with BMN, the Company no longer has an interest in MUST.

The EDF Pivot Power teamed up with Invinity on the Oxford Superhub. I know most of it was lithium but maybe they will give the bulk of the work over to vrfb if they are involved with this in any way.

https://www.power-technology.com/news/anglo-american-edf-renewables/

French renewable energy company EDF Renewables has signed a deal with UK-based mining firm Anglo American to develop a regional renewable energy ecosystem (RREE) in South Africa.

The RREE will have the capacity to generate between 3GW and 5GW of clean electricity over the next ten years.

Under the initiative, EDF Renewables and Anglo American will focus on the development of solar, wind and storage facilities.

Power generated through the RREE ecosystem will be used to meet all Anglo American’s operational electricity requirements in South Africa from renewable sources by 2030.

The move is also intended to provide flexibility to the local electricity supply systems, as well as support the decarbonisation of the country’s energy mix.

EDF Renewables chairman and CEO Bruno Bensasson said: “The EDF Group is delighted to take a step forward with Anglo American towards this ambitious partnership.

“We are committed to supporting industrial players by providing low-carbon, competitive electricity that substitutes fossil energies and improves wider social and environmental issues.

“This project is also contributing to the country energy’s ambition to further the development of decarbonised energy.

He commented the rumour is there is a $100 million value in the deal which would more than likely to be a royalties type deal similar to the Casa deal which is still going through.

https://tinyurl.com/ysteewmp

The company are looking to also list on the South Africa exchange. We can't do that until we are off aim.

Plus AIM has served it's purpose now with the company hopefully able to fund itself going forward in the next year or so.

Shame there was no context around the H1 2021 financials with respect to the improvements being made at Vanchem and Vametco affecting the Costs and in turn profit.

The Bushveld Factory project was updated yesterday.

https://www.l2b.co.za/Project/-b-Bushveld-b-b-Energy-b-Factory/26297

I think the change was the status being updated to Completed

'These appointments have been made to ensure that the Board's composition meets the high standards of corporate governance expected of London listed companies and reflect Bushveld Minerals' status as a significant primary producer of vanadium in South Africa.'

Is this in anticipation of a move off AIM?

Kevin Al**** is Kevin Al(male appendage)

Mirco Bardella is a former EY Assurance Partner who led audits in the natural resources sector and advised organisations on a range of assurance and governance services. A chartered accountant with over 25 years of experience in this field, he led EY's assurance services in the Mining & Metals sector with extensive experience operating across borders and cultural divides. Throughout his career, he has been involved in mentorship programmes, diversity & inclusiveness initiatives, as well as other aspects of the people agenda.



Jacqueline Musiitwa's professional background is strongly rooted in policy, legal and regulatory reform, geopolitical risk analysis, collaborative facilitation, stakeholder engagement and environmental, social and governance compliance. A qualified attorney, she founded Hoja Law Group, a legal consultancy that represented governments in improving the business enabling environment and clients interested in cross border trade and market expansion. She previously served in various leadership capacities including as Chief Advisor of Corporate Relations for Africa and Ventures at Rio Tinto, Executive Director of Financial Sector Deepening Uganda, Legal Counsel and Assistant to the CEO of the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank, Advisor to the Director-General of World Trade Organization, Chief Legal and Investor Relations at Baobab Africa.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/BMN/appointment-of-independent-neds-and-board-changes-7zejfc4ir9mi3ic.html

Bushveld Minerals Limited (AIM: BMN), the AIM-listed, integrated primary vanadium producer which owns high-grade vanadium assets in South Africa, is pleased to announce the appointment of three new independent non-executive directors and other changes to its Board of Directors (the "Board").



Kevin Al****, Mirco Bardella and Jacqueline Musiitwa have been appointed to the board as non-executive directors ("NEDs") with immediate effect. These appointments have been made to ensure that the Board's composition meets the high standards of corporate governance expected of London listed companies and reflect Bushveld Minerals' status as a significant primary producer of vanadium in South Africa.



In conjunction with these appointments, the Company announces that Jeremy Friedlander, who has been a non-executive director of the Company since 2012, has retired from the Board. Additionally, the Company is giving notice that Ian Watson, Non-Executive Chairman, and Anthony Viljoen, Non-Executive Director, will be retiring from the Board over the course of the next few months. The sequencing of the retirements is to ensure both continuity and compliance with the Company's Articles of Incorporation.



Ian Watson will not stand for re-election at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting in 2022 with Michael Kirkwood, the Company's Senior Independent NED, then acting as interim chairperson until a suitable replacement is appointed. A formal search for a new chairperson is already underway. Anthony Viljoen's retirement will become effective once the onboarding of a fourth independent non-executive director has been finalised. Following the above changes, the board of Bushveld Minerals will comprise two executive directors (Fortune Mojapelo, Chief Executive Officer and Tanya Chikanza, Finance Director), an acting non-executive chairperson, and four independent non-executive directors.





Details of the new independent non-executive directors are set out below:



Kevin Al**** is an entrepreneur, business leader and adviser who has excelled in the development and growth of international services and investment companies across a range of industry sectors. He is a qualified chartered accountant and has actively managed a portfolio of consultancy clients and private equity investments in the UK and Southern Africa. He has held a number of non-executive director roles in the past dozen years, including board positions at several prominent asset management firms. Between 2006 and 2009 he was CEO of Morse Plc, where he led the transformation of the group into an integrated, single branded IT and professional services business in chosen industry sectors.

Appointment of Independent NED's and Board Changes

Last weeks RNS stated
'Mustang and Bushveld have agreed to a further extension of the Notice Date to close of business on Thursday, 17 March 2022.'

So should we expect something Friday morning? Or is there a chance something could appear tomorrow?

The Company is pleased to announce an update on the settlement of the legal cases in Zambia and in the UK as first announced on 18 February 2022.

All of the requisite consent judgements have now been obtained in conclusion of the Zambian High Court proceedings and, similarly, a Tomlin order has been executed by the parties referred to in the announcement of 18 February 2022, in relation to the UK court proceedings. A Tomlin order causes any court action in the UK to be suspended.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ARCM/legal-settlement-update-bph8d0gybkdme2i.html

Would the amount paid not be determined by when the bulk of the 13 million shares were paid?

Cindercone, you were found out and admitted to it yourself. Cindercone is your main user but based on your previous bb behaviour it would be remiss to believe that this was your only identity.

I understand you’ve given an explanation but creating a temporary account and using it in between posts from your cindercone account with a different tone and viewpoint has never and will never sit right with me that you have anything other than I’ll intentions towards this bb and those that post on it.

I’m not arguing with you but find your constant need to project your own proven traits onto other posters as telling. But it is what it is. Luckily I don’t use your posts, BBN or any other posters posts to make my decisions only to provide insight into what others are thinking.