Edenville Energy Share Discussion Threads

[therealtonythetiger] 14/4/2021 17:10

Nice couple of days buying, long may it continue..

[ultimatejustice9] 13/4/2021 12:43

HE1 have the full team on site. Is that not next door to EDL ?

[blue59] 12/4/2021 09:27

And again! Can sell automatically but not buy.

[blue59] 08/4/2021 16:25

Negotiated order only to buy through Lloyds at the moment

[therealtonythetiger] 06/4/2021 15:58

The Beginning of The End :-)

[blue59] 06/4/2021 15:00

Start of the endgame.

[therealtonythetiger] 06/4/2021 13:37

LETS HOPE IT CONTINUES..

Edenville Energy PLC (AIM:EDL), the AIM quoted company operating the Rukwa Coal Project in southwest Tanzania, is pleased to announce that it has appointed Strand Hanson Limited as its Financial and Nominated Adviser with immediate effect.

[scoots] 08/3/2021 17:49

Great minds think alike ?

[therealtonythetiger] 08/3/2021 17:09

Thats what i thought

[scoots] 08/3/2021 15:59

Bit late with that notification

[therealtonythetiger] 03/3/2021 17:44

LOLOLOLOLOL

[nasarsaddique] 03/3/2021 07:06

Tanzania UpdateEDENVILLE ENERGY PLCReleased 07:00:07 03 March 2021RNS Number : 9284QEdenville Energy PLC03 March 2021 3 March 2021 EDENVILLE ENERGY PLC("Edenville" or the "Company") Tanzania Update Edenville Energy Plc (AIM: EDL), the AIM quoted company operating the Rukwa Coal Project in southwest Tanzania ("Rukwa") provides the following operational update. The Company continues to work with its strategic partner Infrastructure and Logistics Tanzania Ltd ("ILTL") regarding the proposed handover of operations at Rukwa and will provide shareholders with a further update as soon as a formal handover date has been agreed.In the interim period, the Company continues to satisfy existing contracts and is pursuing additional contracts with both existing and potential customers.In addition, the Company has received new East African enquiries regarding power generation capacity and is continuing discussions with the Tanzanian Government regarding a future power plant development at Rukwa.This announcement contains inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) 596/2014. For further information please contact: Edenville Energy P lcJeff Malaihollo - CEO & Chairman [phone]SP Angel Corporate Finance LLP(Nominated Adviser)David HignellCharlie Bouverat [phone]Brandon Hill Capital Ltd(Broker)Oliver Stansfield, Jonathan Evans [phone] IFC Advisory Limited(Financial PR and IR)Tim MetcalfeFlorence Chandler [phone]

[lazygun] 03/3/2021 05:38

Frankly tony, your responses are really just a waste of my time reading.

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[lazygun] 01/3/2021 15:01

That’s way way too oversimplified a response tony

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[therealtonythetiger] 01/3/2021 09:25

LG.. Every country on the planet as been affected..

[lazygun] 28/2/2021 18:53

This makes for very compelling reading, and very worrying too...



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[lazygun] 28/2/2021 18:44

Well, just read latest articles on bbc website, and other major news sources.

Bottom line is that there’s a culture of deniability about coronavirus and covid, and the health threat it poses to Tanzania’s population.

It’s fostered right from the top of govt. the prime minister there is t allowing a vaccination programme to go ahead, the health minister was on Tv recently trying to promote a “health juice” made out of common veg/fruit like lemons etc as a successful protective measure against covid, there’s already been some officials who have been hit by it, and died from it.

They’ve not been promoting social distancing, or mask wearing in country either.... neither are they reporting on covid related figures such as identified cases via testing, hospitalisation, deaths etc to the WHO, who are basically begging them to foster these practices and to take the necessary steps to get the virus under control in their country.

There aren’t any numbers available, because they’re not reporting on it... but there is evidence of people leaving the country and entering other places where they’ve tested positive for it.....

Doesn’t take a genius to work out that with such an infectious ce’s ease, combine that with a relatively poor country, and relatively poor health care system , underpinned by a culture of deniability/ignorance in respect of the virus coming right from the top of their govt, that you’ve got to wonder just how bad it really is out there....

Of course, in the absence of hard fact such as high confidence estimates of prevalence in the community via a rigorous testing regime, one might argue that indeed there is no covid in that country. However, if that were the case, one would the. Have to ask, what is it that they are doing that has allowed them to escape unscathed, compared to the rest of the world? It’s not like they’ve locked down like somewhere like North Korea, or like Australia for example.....

I’m worried that it is more likely than not to be absolutely rampant in that country, and the outside world really doesn’t have much of an idea as to just how bad it is... I hope I’m wrong, but given the nature of the Govt’s stance out there, I’m inclined to believe e that the situation there is far far worse than we’re currently hearing...

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[blue59] 26/2/2021 17:36

lazygun 13289

‘.....apparently starting to drop like flies in Tanzania....’


Can you give your research source for this please?

[therealtonythetiger] 25/2/2021 15:54

LG.. Every country on the planet as been affected, its just how EDL deals with the Covid restrictions put in place by the government.

[lazygun] 25/2/2021 14:52

Given Tanzania’s apparent anti-covid, covid - denial, anti- covid vaccination stance, despite people apparently starting to drop like flies in Tanzania from covid complications, anyone have any views on whether RUkwa will therefore be adversely affected?

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