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In April this year, the Pakrut joint venture was fined 1,500 somoni ($ 133) after local workers went on strike to protest their rights violations. As it turned out, Chinese employers, contrary to the recommendations of the republican headquarters for combating COVID-19 and the Ministry of Health of Tajikistan, introduced a three-month quarantine for watch workers at the enterprise - during this time they were not allowed to leave the territory of the enterprise.
The State Service for Supervision of Labor, Employment and Social Protection of the Population believes that this is contrary to Art. 245 of the Labor Code of the Republic of Tajikistan, according to which the duration of a shift cannot exceed 15 calendar days. At the facilities, with the written consent of the employee in accordance with the employment contract, agreement and collective agreements, the duration of the shift can be increased to 30 calendar days, the message says.
Employees of the State Service for Supervision of Labor, Employment and Social Protection of the Population also found out that employers do not pay overtime for work in quarantine conditions and during the night shift.

First he was beaten and then fired." Why did the local workers of the joint venture "Pakrut" go on strike?
About 40 workers at the Pakrut, a Tajik-Chinese joint venture in Vakhdat, have gone on strike to protest the allegedly illegal dismissal of a local worker.
Local workers said that the incident was the fault of a citizen of the PRC, but the Chinese leadership of the joint venture defended their compatriot and fired a local worker.
The shares of the Pakrut gold mining enterprise are owned by the Chinese company China Nonferrous Gold Limited (CNG).
Why did the workers decide to strike?
The emergency happened at the end of last week. A citizen of the PRC (his name is unknown), without explaining the reasons, slapped the local security officer Navruz Safarov, who was filling the car with diesel fuel, and was punched in the face in response. As it turned out, the Chinese man is exercising control over the discipline of local workers. Navruz Safarov was fired on the same day.
The management of the joint venture does not comment on the incident and the workers' strike. The administration employee, in an interview with Radio Ozodi, did not deny the conflict in the enterprise, but only said that "the issue will be resolved on September 3".
One of the company's employees, who introduced himself as Abror Makhmadov, told us on September 2 that local workers stood up to defend the dismissed Navruz Safarov and went on strike. “No measures were taken against the citizen of the PRC - the culprit of the incident. Previously, he wounded several local workers with a screwdriver, then the leadership also came to his defense. Therefore, we decided to declare a strike until Navruz returns to work, ”said our interlocutor.

The strike lasted a week, none of the workers went to work. On September 2, the heads of the enterprise met with the workers and promised that they would restore Navruz Safarov to his previous job within 24 hours.

Coronavirus and Pakrut
Strikes and protests in Tajik-Chinese joint ventures have taken place before.
Last May, Tajik law enforcement agencies quelled a riot by Chinese workers from the Tajik-Chinese Mining and Industrial Company in the northern village of Zarnisor. For this purpose, riot police were called to the scene and dispersed the protesters by shooting in the air. about 60 Chinese citizens, armed with stones and sticks, gathered at the head office of the company, they broke glass in the building and several cars parked nearby.
According to one version, the reason for the discontent of the workers was the delay in wages. According to another version, Chinese migrants demand to return them to their homeland - they cannot leave for China due to closed borders and imposed restrictions due to the coronavirus epidemic.

I have reviewed all my holdings and have come to the conclusion if there is 1 share I regret not owning more of at the price I bought in its TEK, the next 12-24 months are exciting.

Don’t get me wrong, there’s a few companies I wish I had never discovered as well!

Big 12 months ahead

ASX re-listing soon , stay tuned

G_G_G

Thank you for the reply and I respect your opinion and position.

However, if I was a bookmaker and I had to price up NCCLs chances of turning this project into reality, I would be taking bets comfortably at 1/4 failure , 5/2 success.

The state of play says NCCL has an outside chance of pulling this off, but then again we all like an outsider winning a race.

I wish Hanno well, this is his chance to sink or swim.

G_G_G

Respectfully, what your asking/expecting Hanno to perform and achieve is contrary to his track record at NCCL.

I don’t see it, I only see decline and the decimation of the company.

I don’t foresee a lot of SP movement with BKY for the foreseeable.

The legal challenge will take years to go through the system.
2023 elections are crucial for BKY, a pro nuclear or at the least not an anti nuclear party in government and the SP will rise substantially.

‘Significant’ progress?
Stretching it a little?

US listing looks the best strategy at this stage, will it happen in 2022?

“We need never be ashamed of our tears.” ? Charles Dickens

NCCL share holders have been screwed over time and time again,
the company appears to have no credible leadership as no wisdom, foresight or strategy has been displayed for over 2 years.
They have managed to put themselves in a negotiating position of no leverage while destroying shareholder value.

Why hasn’t the BOD offered to suspend any pay and expenses with the cash running low?

This company’s health look terminal; raising funds for the life support won’t change the inevitable death that awaits.

No is the answer to all of your questions.

MPL in my opinion is without any doubt the worst investment available, if you can think of a worst investment then please let me know.

Next to nothing to show for £200 million of investment, share price is on its backside, investors have had nothing but pain.

The worst part is?
They are continuing the gravy train and doing yet another raise.

This company without doubt is the worst investment on the entire LSE

Indeed weathergeek, I can find plenty of AIM listed companies that have spent more, diluted more and have less to offer in terms of potential than TEK.

It’s difficult to predict the SP going forward as it will only take one of the projects to be bought out by a big player and the price will start shooting up.

If anyone is contemplating buying a single share , simply look at the company website gallery.

Look at home much they have spent and what they have to show for it.

Then consider they have leased out a decent portion of their facility.

If it looks like a sham, smells like a sham and feels like a sham, it’s likely to be…

When is a bargain not a bargain?
When it’s a MPL share price near a record low.

My advice is don’t get sucked in by the low share price, by the consolidation, by the potential of the port (which has long gone).

To summarise my thoughts on MPL, I would describe it as a piggy bank.

Top up last chance saloon

I am with gridz, it’s best to treat Bidstack with a healthy dose of caution.

Badprpophet, there are lots of examples

You could start with Bidstack

This is small cap companies, this is the way it goes.

If you invested at 8p you must have thought the share price would grow beyond this value, what has changed?

Okay - good post.

Patience is a virtue

Deciding which path to take a walk along can be difficult, some lead to dead ends, some have bad guides, a few may require patience and endurance, others lead to cliff edges.

All the best

I don’t think CSN will respond before November, don’t expect to see much SP movement