Carlos Danger
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You're confusing two different equationsActually, Tom got it wrong. Tom doubled up on Dathomir %— what he failed to register is how AVZ gets to 75% (with Dathomir 15%) in order to sell 24% to CATH, leaving 51%, by Tom only seeing the remaining post-CATH 51% he then says AVZ could lose 15% on ownership case leaving 36%. Since Cominiere never sold to AVZ, AVZ can’t lose it to drop to 36%
The CATH Energy Technologies deal was flagged as part of a broader agreement announced on May 4 under which the DRC government awarded the mining licence for the Manono project to the legal entity majority-owned by AVZ.What Tom should have said, could be for example, to get desired funding from CATH and, mining license, AVZ may drop to 36% to achieve it.
If AVZ loses its legal battle to assert ownership of a 15 per cent stake, its holding in the Manono project could fall to 36 per cent,
The implication should then be, why did MoM issue decree to Dathcom under AVZ control when it stands to be a minority partner in the JV? lol
I don’t blame anyone for not catching that Tom doozy
AVZ getting to 36% would mean we lose the 'disputed' 15% from Dathomir which would take us from 75% to 60%. Then we would need to be stupid enough to sell 24% to CATH taking us down to 36%. This scenario is dependent on us not getting the 15% from Cominiere but it does get the percentages that are in 'dispute' correct.
75 - 15 - 24 = 36
What has crept into the AFR's 'reporting' is the idea that both the Dathomir and Cominiere 'disputes' are a part of the 75% that AVZ legally own. Which if AVZ lost both of them would mean we would lose control even without selling to CATH because we would drop to 45%. Then potentially drop to 21% by selling the 24% to CATH.
75 - 30 - 24 = 21