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Having watched part of the part of the parliamentary, I am less hopeful on ratification in 2024. Current discussion is that majority can become the minority in the coming days, which is a real possibility, and then what? This is Africa, there are no good jurisdictions

Having watched part of the part of the parliamentary

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It's the last opportunity that the NPP will have to pass their own bills, laws, etc. I am sure they will get the majority of the MPs in at any point in the next couple of weeks

The s**t show continues

https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Will-NDC-become-the-Majority-in-Parliament-when-it-resumes-Kwaku-Azar-explains-1955262

Never ever again will I invest a penny in Africa

Terrific curveball. Everybody believed this would come after ratification; briught forward to be sorted and announced one week before parliament restarts, puts even more pressure on MPs to ratify

And so it starts again!

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/rio-tinto-talks-buy-lithium-miner-arcadium-sources-say-2024-10-04/

Another warning sign to Ghana:

https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/zimbabwe-relaxes-lithium-processing-rules-amid-price-slump/3t99wz7

Now 21%. Just wondering if short sellers are closing their trades?

AH stoking the fire: https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Job-losses-loom-as-delay-in-ratification-of-Atlantic-Lithium-deal-continues-1953418

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Swest, I disagree. End of July, we were at around 20p, it has gone down to current level mainly because of the all the missed milestones in July (or NH missed promises, whichever way you want to call it...). Ratification in itself will probably double the SP (Mining Lease has pushed SP by approx. 40% give or take; ratification is a different ball game, due to the history around it and its importance). Whether this is a brief phenomenon or not (ie traders jumping ship at the first opportunity for profit), I am not sure... And then we will have all of the other milestones after ratification pushing the price up

NRGI (one of the Ghanaian CSOs that has been discussing the ALL deal,) has come to terms that African mineral value addition cannot be done overnightr and has requested for consultants to apply and carry out a study on it! !

https://resourcegovernance.org/sites/default/files/2024-09/NRGI-consultancy-TOR_regional-coordination_Sep-2024.pdf

Consultancy: Learning lessons about regional coordination success and failure factors for African mineral value addition

"Background

NRGI seeks to improve mining governance to both improve the lives of people in mining countries, protect their local environment and advance the global energy transition. Africa has large reserves of many of the minerals that are critical for the energy transition. For example, the continent holds 19 percent of the global reserves of metals required to make a standard battery-powered electric vehicle. However, most African economies still rely heavily on mineral production and exports, with minimal value addition.

Cooperation between African governments is important for achieving this triple win for the continent. One way in which regional coordination will help is by increasing the prospect of establishing more of the mineral value chain in Africa, as set out by regional strategic documents such as the African Green Minerals Strategy and Southern African Development

Community (SADC) Industrialization Strategy and Roadmap.

Value addition facilities – such as the lithium refineries pursued by Ghana and Zimbabwe – require economies of scale to be viable. Combing feedstock volumes from several countries may make such ambitions more achievable. However, mines are increasingly signing long-term export agreements with oversea buyers, which means that government intervention and coordination will likely be required to ensure sufficient volumes are secured for regional

initiatives (most likely from new mines). Moving further down the value chain requires more

inputs. Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia's planned battery precursor project requires coordination between themselves, and minerals and other inputs from other countries. Achieving ambitions of ultimately establishing the entire battery chain on the continent will require strong coordination between even more countries that specialize in

different components."

...your pretty little head....

'Bro', grow up and stop reading all that redneck crap you read on Republican sites, at the use . Your pretty little can be used for something else than to wear that MAGA hat: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2023/dec/23/do-electric-cars-really-produce-fewer-carbon-emissions-than-petrol-or-diesel-vehicles

"Additionally, a flotation study confirmed the viability of a downstream flotation circuit at the site, offering further value-addition potential."

Does anybody what this is about?

Does anybody know how to get access to the ALL group on Telegram, please?

I don't really understand how this work Teddy, what is it exactly that Piedmont doing to raise funds?

A bit of local scaremongering won't hurt:

https://www.miningweekly.com/article/ghana-anxious-lithium-price-slump-will-derail-maiden-project-2024-09-13