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Bushveld has just shot the lights out in its latest operating numbers and we are looking forward to working with them" said a local banker...

...come to the JSE by end-June or early in 3rd quarter of the year says FM adding that the listing was not intended to raise capital...

Well I'm not and I can access it? Just ignore the big green block as you open the page

The item says Bushy to join JSE 'mid-year' which is a little later than we expected I think..

Sadly I can't post the link and nor can I copy and paste the text but if you google the following you can get to the news article:

press reader Bushveld to bring an energy storage play to the JSE

"The finalisation of the #MiningCharter and provision of clarity on the #MPRDA, formed a critical component of @CyrilRamaphosa's stimulus and recovery plan for the economy of #SouthAfrica," says @GwedeMantashe1

@GwedeMantashe1 says with confidence that #SouthAfrica provides a conducive environment for #investment, and that we have a stable regulatory framework which provides security of tenure for #investors @MiningIndaba

@GwedeMantashe1 says Government is addressing the challenge of administered prices – including those for #electricity, #rail and #ports, as well as the #infrastructure bottlenecks @MiningIndaba

He's certainly talking the talk...

"Mining was walking into a brighter future and the appetite for mining investment was strengthening, attendees of the Investing in African Mining Indaba heard on Monday.

Opening the twenty-fifth consecutive Investing in African Mining Indaba Cape Town, attention was drawn to stepped up investment in battery metals in particular and new priorities that were being emphasised to ensure that countries benefited from mining investment.

Mining Indaba MD Alex Grose said the event had in the last quarter century become the catalyst for billions of dollars of investment in mining on the continent and highlighted an important symbolism by revealing that nothing is brought into South Africa for the event, with even the delegate bags now made in South Africa’s townships.

Mining Indaba advisory board chairperson Mpho Makwana described South Africa as a totally different country from this time last year and one that was now benefitting from quality political leadership and a mining industry led by the new Minerals Council South Africa.

Makwana emphasised the ongoing need for an aligned vision to make complementary sustainability a reality.

A shared vision was also required on the need to embrace modernisation, technology and the Fourth Industrial Revolution for mutual benefit.

Makwana made the point that successful mining would be impossible without ensuring that communities were not harmed and that mining generated new growth opportunities.

Grose spoke of new event owner ITE Group having exciting plans to deliver more concepts.

A battery metals day has been arranged at the Indaba for the first time, with Ford and Honda among the companies providing input and 22 of the newest mining companies will be taking part in an ‘investment battlefield’ to put their investment case.

The message of the mining industry being in a position to make a special contribution to improve the quality of life for all citizens is being emphasised at the event.

“Mining is the bedrock of Africa’s industrial development… and finds itself walking into a brighter future,” Makwana said. "

http://www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-walking-into-a-brighter-future-makwana-2019-02-04/rep_id:3650

http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/strong-vanadium-market-underpins-healthy-cash-flow-for-bushveld-2019-01-30

Of the possible alternatives Pdub, that’s one of the best, it could have been so much worse. Good to hear you sounding so positive matey, keep looking on the bright side. Best wishes to you Ty

Headancer, that would be nice! That was >700k sells in less than an hour, now being resisted by some decent buys.

But I think we need to see the 25m sell turn up before we can pop the champagne.. :-)

It's OK, I found it thanks

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/africa/deep-divisions-exposed-in-south-africa-s-mining-stand-off-1.3744589

Can you post the link pls mate?

Daisan, it could happen. This is from the article posted by gambit earlier this pm:

"Bushveld Energy is looking to invest in the construction of an assembly plant to assemble and manufacture VRFBs as a critical next step in the process of accelerating Bushveld Minerals growth into the battery storage market in South Africa.

This longer term opportunity is dependant on the market demand and how quickly that grows, and could involve direct investment into a VRFB company that would own the facility.

The company will in 2019 execute a techno-economic study to evaluate how cost-effective this would be and identify which components should be imported or sourced locally, should this project go ahead"

DragonEV tweeted this:

#Vanadium shortage continues - #China had 2000t vanadium shortage in January 2019. Supply side remains unpleasant while exports further exacerbates the situation. Little to no availability of V2O5 inventory either. Expect big movement in V price after CNY.

who just farted?

Saynothingbro now gets an "Oops, member not found!" :-)

Pdub just seen your 18:28 post, recommended (if you get my drift buddy)

And now bedtime...

Now she's in gear, 42p paid! ;-)

41.25 paid

in SP, now at 40.75p up 4.49% on the day according to MoneyAM :-)