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[kruegerfinger] 14/7/2024 20:33

He has f. All

[cambradjones] 14/7/2024 20:00

Do you have any sort of link to see that ???

[mike2042] 14/7/2024 17:30

Its a done deal Kruegerfingerupyourass, zoom in on Satellite view via Google Earth, the works are underway.

[kruegerfinger] 14/7/2024 17:00

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2bn but not for coal

Hasina is not happy

[mike2042] 14/7/2024 14:46

Whew thats lucky, there is more money than 100mil..

"In the bilateral meeting on July 10, Xi Jinping mentioned 4 areas of assistance in grants, interest-free loans, concessional loans and commercial loans. Under these four packages, China agreed to provide money equal to 2 billion US dollars to Bangladesh."

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 22:23

No worries china is on board

But For how long …….???

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 22:21

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It’s gonna be huge

hxxps://www.wionews.com/videos/did-chinese-media-ignore-bangladeshi-prime-minister-sheikh-hasina-wion-740581

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 22:21

Not yet the 10£ party

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100mio

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[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 22:19

Tic toc tic toc

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 21:26

100mio 🤣🤣🤣🤣9315;🤣ԍ15;

It’s gonna be huge

hxxps://www.wionews.com/videos/did-chinese-media-ignore-bangladeshi-prime-minister-sheikh-hasina-wion-740581

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 21:18

China promised $5 billion to Dhaka, announced only $100 million
The report stated that China initially promised Dhaka a $5 billion loan assistance ahead of Hasina’s visit. However, during the trip, the eventual outcome of the deal amounted to about $100 million.

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 21:16

Notwithstanding the hype surrounding the visit from July 8-10, 2024, Chinese President Xi Jinping did not give much time to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during her visit. It is learnt that the meeting between the two leaders lasted for barely 30 minutes, from 4:00-4:30 pm (Beijing time), which includes the time taken for interpretation.

And no mention of coal project

[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 21:15

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[kruegerfinger] 13/7/2024 08:25

Is it clear now??

Despite the hype, Bangladesh Prime Minister’s China visit falls short of expectations

India News Network | 2024-07-12
Despite the hype, Bangladesh Prime Minister’s China visit falls short of expectations
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on July 10, 2024.

The visit did not lead to any significant progress on economic issues
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's recent visit to China appears to fall short on both optics and substance with no major deliverables to show, despite the claims being made.

Notwithstanding the hype surrounding the visit from July 8-10, 2024, Chinese President Xi Jinping did not give much time to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during her visit. It is learnt that the meeting between the two leaders lasted for barely 30 minutes, from 4:00-4:30 pm (Beijing time), which includes the time taken for interpretation.

The fact that the Bangladesh Prime Minister did not receive noteworthy protocol treatment during the visit has also raised eyebrows. According to sources, no Minister from the Chinese government called on her during her visit; even the Chinese Foreign Minister did not visit her hotel to discuss the Bangladesh-China bilateral relationship.

In fact, the bilateral political interaction was only between Prime Minister Hasina and Chairman of the National Committee of Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, Wang Huning. It is worth pointing out that Wang is the fourth in hierarchy in the Chinese Communist Party.

No Significant Progress on Economic Issues

What was to be one of the high points of the Bangladesh Prime Minister’s visit to China ended up lacking substance. The Summit on Trade, Business and Investment Opportunities between China and Bangladesh was chaired by a bureaucrat from the Government of China, pompously called the Vice Minister, but in reality, merely a Permanent Secretary.

No significant agreement or Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for furthering the economic ties or guiding progress was signed during the visit.

In this context, the 21 instruments which have been signed between both sides can be broken down into exchange letters, minutes of discussion, MoUs between media agencies, renewal of MoUs and re-hashing of existing agreements.

What's more, the much-hyped MoU on Provision of Hydrological Information of river Brahmaputra in the flood season is a renewed MoU with no new contours, sources pointed out.

When it comes to the bilateral trade front, Bangladesh seems to have sought some gains on exports of value-added products such as textiles to China whereas only a Protocol of Phyto-sanitary requirements for export of fresh mangoes from Bangladesh to China was signed as a single relevant document.

It is being pointed out that this is hardly a gain for Bangladesh as the balance of trade is in favour of China with USD 21 billion of its exports to Bangladesh against Bangladeshi exports of USD 680 million to China. Agri exports can hardly balance this trade imbalance while a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), if signed, can only be in China's favour further. There was agreement on a feasibility study concluded for an FTA between Bangladesh and China.

Similarly, discussions between both sides for a concessional loan of USD 5 billion seem to have faltered without a meeting ground on the terms and conditions of the loan. There is no clarity in the media yet about loans or grants. However, it is quite clear that the talks of USD 20 billion in grants and loans were just meant to create hype around the visit.

To sum up, the hype around the visit was created by the Chinese Ambassador to Dhaka. There was too much narrative building in the media without matching real gains to be made by Bangladesh during the visit.

hxxps://www.indianewsnetwork.com/en/20240712/despite-the-hype-bangladesh-prime-minister-s-china-visit-falls-short-of-expectations

[kruegerfinger] 12/7/2024 20:08

What will be the next capital call price??

And what will be the next dilution!!

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[kruegerfinger] 12/7/2024 20:06

Maybe it will never come….

Positive2021
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Price: 5.25
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RE: What a way to finish mid-JulyToday 20:00
Question is how long will it take to get approval….week, month, year…..no one knows. How many investors will wait for a year.

[shortjohnblobfish] 12/7/2024 18:41

Nobody is interested in your opinions troll.

[kruegerfinger] 12/7/2024 17:19

after the euphoria, the reality


5.29p

Thank you sheikh Hasina 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[officerdigby] 12/7/2024 16:50

This all way, way too predictable trading patterns now!

[cambradjones] 12/7/2024 16:47

Let's hope do baxy, thanks for that.We are currently sat right on the bottom if the recent trading range, so let's see what next week brings.Another large late trade now showing, as seems a regular occurrence here. 475k .

[baxtea1] 12/7/2024 16:25

It shot up after the first fund raise, & non exec director appointments being filled. Plus positive news coming out of Bangla. If you remember GCM had gone through a suspension prior to the non exec appointments & delay in the annual report.

It retraced following the second fund raise announcement which cane earlier than expected.

Been kept within this trading range ever since for someone to fill their boots. Probably Asian investors taking everything prior to green light & triple figure share price 😀👊

[cambradjones] 12/7/2024 16:18

Going back 3 months the share price spiked to 10p but could never hold it, just wondering what caused that ?Was in news about hasinas visit to China? Or did that news come before or after the splike, just trying to determine the reason and why we have fallen back to support levels since.