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Thanks for your reply miner69er and to faramog too.

So to clarify, if BMN moves from the AIM to another recognised UK listing, unless you have held shares for 2 years they will no longer be exempt from inheritance tax (IHT).

If BMN remains on AIM, and also lists on the JSE (on a recognised listing), unless you have held the shares for 2 years they will no longer be exempt IHT.

Helpful to know.

With regard to ISA rules, UK tax payers will not pay tax on dividends or gains in their own ISA. However, if the ISA cash value or shares are bequeathed to another, IHT rules apply.

Dividends paid on ISA investments will be tax free as they are bound by UK tax rules.

IHT (inheritance tax) implications after we list on the JSE, I'm not sure about.

miner69r, are you saying that a JSE listing will mean that BMN shares on AIM will no longer be exempt from IHT?

Well said Ophidian. Recommended.

Looking forward to hearing their comments :)

@Mrremmy has been working his magic on Twitter again. Great montage!

https://mobile.twitter.com/harvrem/status/1098951161921589248

SloppyG - I particularly liked "The truth of the matter is that current renewable energy technologies will never be enough to satisfy even the growth in energy demand without a complete revolution in energy storage."

VRFB anyone?

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Hey AfricRonin, whilst catching up today, I put BMN in the share search and accidentally clicked on the Bushveld Minerals Limited (BMN.GB.PL) link. This took me to the twilight clone site where posts go to die, and bushies panic as they think all the posts have been removed (shouldn't laugh).

Anyway, you posted a link today to Fortune"s short interview at 121 Mining Investment in January. Good to watch, so thanks and sharing it here on your behalf. https://youtu.be/2R9wfyV6Z8s

I've put a message on the other site re-directing people here ;-)

If you're reading this, your on the wrong site. This is the twilight clone and in this space no one will hear you scream. Put BMN into the share price search and click the second drop down option - Bushveld.

This message will self destruct when LSE stops messing with our minds and makes this clone disappear.

Good luck fellow bushies. Hope to meet you on the other side (of the screen).

So long, farewell.......

I haven't been online recently, so first I wish to say I'm really glad that Pdub, RK's Claire and Knuttie's Liz are recovering well. Best wishes to them and others here facing challenging times. Health is wealth.

It's great to see a 7.59% rise in the share price today, but as a long term holder who believes in BMN's fundamentals and future growth prospects, I expected the retrace to be temporary. Some of the news we are anticipating will start to come through over the coming months and I believe the SP will move past our previous high and then some.

Any new or potential investors should read the latest articles on The Bushveld Perspective. They cover a recent site visit by Alfacomp and Ninjamagic to BMNs Vametco. The magic place where our Vanadium is turned into little Nitrovan® briquettes, which I liken to gold nuggets, as V is sometimes called grey gold and just as valuable in my eyes. Not only due to the profits made now and in the future, but because we plan to turn our V into electrolyte that will power VRFBs. The socio-economic benefits, along with a reliable electricity supply will be priceless to many in South Africa and across the continent. The articles which cover Vametco mining operations / processing plant and Eskom's battery testing site, explain why there is so much confidence and belief in this company. It's worth reviewing these and the other links / tabs within the articles to fully appreciate what you're investing in.

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/vametco-mine-visit-407
https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/vametco-processing-plant-visit-408
https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/eskom-battery-site-visit-410

For recent company news, presentations and analyst research, see http://www.bushveldminerals.com

DYOR and GLA :)

Good to hear your reassuring news Pdub.

Hope you'll be back on your boat enjoying the water before the year is out.

Best wishes

Vanadium is our focus, so I agree it's easy to forget what an abundance of other mineral resources BMN has. Our reserves also contain iron, titanium and phosphate. Agriculture fertilizers use phosphate, and electric vehicle batteries are being developed to use a mix of lithium-ion, vanadium and phosphate. Yet another potential green energy market to supply to.

It's a mining pick 'n' mix of valuable assets.

'Roskill estimates that vanadium demand for VRFB markets could rise to 31,000 tons by 2025, amounting to a rise of 3,100% in a decade.'

Wow!

The World Bank and ESMAP are supporting the renewable energy revolution, which includes:-

Off-grid solar across Africa benefitting 165 million people

A $5 billion program for batteries to store solar power

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=qOaAHPCH58w&CID=CCG_TT_climatechange_EN_EXT

As a BMN investor, I hope Bushveld Energy will play a key role in the energy revolution. End energy poverty. VRFBs.

Carpking, keep watching, so good and there are lots of twists. No spoilers from me :-)

gkb47, that was my initial thought too, but Glencore's website states they produce and market ferroalloys. I thought the journo overlooked it. Largo's website is focused on the production of V2O5. Nice for BMN to be highlighted.

Excuse the satellite delayed response, I started binge watching 'SAFE' on Netflix last night and I'm addicted. Tuned in again this morning, watching last episode now and still no idea whodunnit!

'Vanadium Alloy Market to Receive Overwhelming Hike in Revenues by 2026'

Bushveld Minerals gets a mention at the end of the article as a key player in the vanadium alloy market. The other key players appear to be US companies. I'm surprised Glencore and Largo aren't mentioned too.

http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/vanadium-alloy-market/release-1123448.htm?utm_source=djournal&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=distribution

Thanks Paludina, that's weird as it's the same link address I copied from the browser bar.

One more try - **************************************/blog/public-articles-1

Cheers Expert. Good night, sleep tight everyone.

Ha! I'm not beating myself up Expert, if it was 'National Swearing Day' and I'd told you all to eff off I might.

A little compliment is nice on any day ;-)

Ros, yeah that's odd, never happened before. You can email them - info@lse.co.uk - for any issues or queries. Let us know how you get on. They probably won't reply until tomorrow, but are prompt in working hours.

Expert, I didn't realise it was a US 'day'. It's cropped up in a few of my UK twitter feeds, so thought I'd share the warm and fuzzies :-)

I'm not sure Ros, it's the same link I've used numerous times. I'll double check and try again.

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