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Same James. All this talk about it being controlled is utter nonsense.

james that etc report is by the energy transitions commission, a pure tree hugger organisation aiming to get the world at net zero blah blah blah. of course they will be saying don’t dig up any coal. take with a pinch of salt. bangladesh needs coal and new power generation and they need it now. the tree hugger **** comes later

Digit, you may filter me but I’m heavily invested here but like a lot of the community, sick of snippets that basically mean f..u..c..k all to our investment. We need concrete news and we’ve not had any for ages. A lot of us expected this to be way north of this when bnp got in but it didn’t happen. So clearly it’s only going to be actual rns output or something VERY significant in the news that will propel the sp

wow 5 people. earth shattering. i have a feeling too many people take what is posted on these chat boards too seriously and base their decisions on this ****!!! it’s basically like chit chat down the pub “oooh got a share tip for ya” if anyone has done their research and knows what the potential is is here they are waiting patiently, everything else is just hot air. the fact is this iran sh!!t could help us to get to green light and even if that wasn’t happening we’re in a good position. sit and wait. too much sh!!!t being posted and a lot of it is desperate investors clinging to any shred of hope this will make them rich. just chill the f..u..c..k out and wait for the inevitable….. bangla needs pulbhari and desperately. no doubt whatsoever in my mind it will get gl eventually but happy to wait. the “news” we’re getting is not news it’s just snippets from desperate investors trying their best to spin a good light on gcm. patience…it will come

It’s totally irrelevant… as proven by the rns from march 2024. First couple of paragraphs below just to remind people:

“The Company advises that working under the coal mine development MOU with Power Construction Corporation of China, Ltd. ("PowerChina") (refer to RNS of 28 November 2023), it has signed a contract with PowerChina International Group Limited covering mine development works of approximately US$1 billion necessary to facilitate coal extraction at the Phulbari Coal and Power Project ("the Project"). The advancement of this Contract is subject to receiving the approval of the Scheme of Development for coal mining submitted to the Bangladesh Government under the terms and conditions of its Contract for "Exploration and Mining Coal in Northern Bangladesh".

The scope of works under this Mine Construction Contract includes design, procurement, installation, construction and commissioning of mine infrastructure and overburden removal, dewatering and drainage. It also includes selective mining and stockpiling of valuable industrial mineral co-products that occur in the overburden. These co-products are expected to deliver considerable cashflow for the Project ahead of any coal extraction.”

I keep trying to post but they don’t even appear. Please tell me this one is ok

A major topic of discussion will be:

"Infrastructure: Progress on major projects like the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project."

now we know PowerChina are the contractor for this mega project, we also know they are wholly state-owned enterprise, basically Chinese Government. We also know the Teesta project decision is delayed, we also know that and the Phulpari project have many synergies that PC will want to exploit. I genuinely think this trip to China could be the turning point for us.

A high-level government delegation from Bangladesh is visiting China from April 16 to April 24, 2026. This visit, led by the ruling Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), represents the most significant diplomatic outreach to Beijing since the new administration took office in February 2026.

Upcoming Key Dates

April 16, 2026: The 20-member delegation is scheduled to depart from Dhaka for Beijing.

April 19, 2026: BNP Secretary General and Minister of Local Government, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, is expected to join the delegation in China.

April 24, 2026: The delegation is scheduled to return to Bangladesh.

Late April 2026: Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman is also slated to visit China for a separate three-day stay to hold discussions with his Chinese counterpart.

Visit Objectives

The mission aims to "further strengthen bilateral relations" and "reset ties" through high-level talks with the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party. Key topics expected on the agenda include:

Economic Cooperation: Discussions on Chinese investment and commercial ties.

Infrastructure: Progress on major projects like the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project.

Healthcare: Expansion of medical tourism and cooperation in the healthcare sector.

This outreach follows a recent diplomatic visit by the Bangladesh Foreign Minister to India, signaling the government's effort to maintain a balanced foreign policy between regional powers

We were 3p not that long ago. We need to remember that. And where we’ve got to is still a knife edge. Will they wont they. But in my view this global energy crisis will push us over the line! We know the bnp are pro opm and pro own resources. What is telling for me is the silence on Gcm and phulbari in the press. They’ve been told to keep a lid on it whilst the negotiations take place. All in my opinion. But think about it. There will be big deep negotiations going on behind closed doors.

Bed and isa not cash and isa! Lol

No move in share price because they are placing shares being offloaded. The supply of shares is currently higher than the demand and therefore it won’t move up. But I’m wondering who buys than many shares in two trades. Institutional perhaps? Can’t be many placing shares left now. We might see this start to rise soon.

Gpback, superb link provided. Thanks you. So mr tuku!!! Not only pro using own coal, pro open pit…. But massively pro phulbari! 💥

Well said searcher. These ‘subtle’ de-rampers are a pain in the ass and need to have their bs posts countered on the regular. Well played sir!

I think there could be an element of truth in that. Why raise 4 weeks after raising, and the day before the election. Lots of possible reasons, but that’s very much a valid one.

AI Overview

Yes, the July Charter in Bangladesh, which aligns with the

BNP 31-point agenda, includes provisions to explore and utilize neglected gas and mineral resources to reduce import dependence. It specifically calls for the repeal of "draconian laws" in the energy sector, aiming to promote investment-friendly policies while prioritizing national interests, often interpreted as targeting untouched coal seams.

Key Details Regarding Resource Utilization in the July Charter:

Neglected Resources: The charter focuses on utilizing previously untouched mineral resources, often interpreted as the Phulbari and North Bengal coal seams.

Goal: The stated objective is to reduce reliance on imported energy.

Legal Action: The charter proposes repealing the Indemnity Act in the power, energy, and mineral sectors to increase accountability and attract investment.

This, alongside other reforms like judicial independence and administrative restructuring, forms a core part of the proposed governance framework following the July 2025 uprising, though it has faced scrutiny regarding the implementation of its original, broader promises.

That’s not the charter you moron. It’s 61 pages . Learn to use the internet and you may find it. It is in there. Where the f do all these worms come from jeeez

Also fantastic that the July charter which states the government must utilise neglected mineral resources means we are in for some very exciting times ahead.

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Phulbari, the referendum which is also being voted on tomorrow has every party signed up to the July charter, in that they mandate the next government to use neglected mineral resources. That’s not an option they may choose, it’s an obligation. The word mandate makes it clear. So it doesn’t matter which party get in (although its still looking like a bnp landslide) they will need to give this mine the go ahead.

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