Vast Resources Share Discussion Threads

[aidenabettin] 19/9/2019 10:44

Just pumped by the same old gang linked to Lenigas, Dattels and Stalker.2nd Colonialism in full swing

[carla1] 19/9/2019 10:40

Your shout .. it's all there if you research..No shares leaving my hands below 1p

[aidenabettin] 19/9/2019 10:37

Its always IF with Vast

[carla1] 19/9/2019 10:12

It's no morning pop it the deals expected come off...this will multibag no problem

[thomstar] 19/9/2019 10:11

A bit of morning pop will it continue?

[carla1] 19/9/2019 09:51

Short term ..Christmas target 1p

[johncasey] 19/9/2019 09:50

she's gonna blow captain!

[aidenabettin] 19/9/2019 09:36

or relatives?

[aidenabettin] 19/9/2019 09:34

Amy ex vast directors involved?

[carla1] 19/9/2019 09:34

Do some research... they were in a safe in zimbabwe....butThere has been a recent diamond sale from zcdc.. last week and guess who owns themAll aboard

[yorgi] 19/9/2019 09:33

I don’t think there has been much doubt for weeks if not months that a deal would probably been secured for the mining of the diamonds. What will of course be required is finance to get this underway and also to get BP into production.

[aidenabettin] 19/9/2019 09:29

Will the stolen diamonds be returned from the middle east?

[ianio5691] 19/9/2019 09:20

Looking good.

Rumours of a done deal on diamonds....

Would fit with a very pro-active Zim Govt at present.

Vast mentioned numerous times in press as preferred partner for diamond deal, confirmation news now overdue....

Bring it on!

[johncasey] 19/9/2019 08:54

Chris Brown
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@laptop1515
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#VAST

🔮THE RUMOURS ARE THAT A DIAMOND DEAL HAS BEEN MADE....

NEWS INCOMING APPARENTLY....

🛑SP COULD BE ABOUT TO EXPLODE...

🛑1p BEING MENTIONED....LETS

[carla1] 19/9/2019 08:51

Look at the buys piling in..Here we go...Massive news imminentDiamond licence and romanian mine BP in production by year end.. massively profitable.AP share price entry target for this Christmas is 1.44pMore than a 10 bagger and he should know what's coming he runs the company All aboard

[carla1] 19/9/2019 08:04

Looks that way.Ministry of mines source !!Should get some decent volume today ahead of official newsAll aboard

[laptop15] 19/9/2019 07:20

I'm hearing the deal is done and we are just waiting for the RNS to come through....let's see if the source is correct :)) share price could explode into action soon! Well overdue

[demonboy] 18/9/2019 11:39

Are they ever going to marange to mine or not it's been far to long now.

[johncasey] 17/9/2019 20:40

i see spread bet firm offering a premium on bid price...probably want punters to sell before the news hit

[johncasey] 17/9/2019 01:19

ive seen some weird behaving shares in my time but this one takes the biscuit...no real news now for months...i think VOG only comes near and maybe INSP

[ethelredtheready] 13/9/2019 19:15

PETITION to SACK JOHN BERCOW

Pass on if you agree after signing
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[johncasey] 12/9/2019 16:48

Rosy Future for Zim Diamond Sector
September 12, 2019Tafadwa Muranganwa

By Mazvita Makuyana

Russian diamond mining giant, Alrosa says one of the motivations behind signing the $12-million joint venture (JV) agreement with national diamond miner Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) is to develop cooperation between Alrosa and its Zimbabwean partners and increase Alrosa’s presence in African countries.

In a statement on the miner’s website, Deputy CEO Vladimir Marchenko says they are upbeat of operating in Zimbabwe.

“Alrosa has started looking for exploration projects to create new diamond mining enterprises in the Republic of Zimbabwe.

“A JV is a major step in terms of cooperation with our Zimbabwe partners. We are committed to producing work in the exploration of new, promising areas and subsequent diamond development.”

Marchenko recently signed the JV agreement with ZCDC chair, Killian Ukama which paved way for Alrosa to have a 70 percent controlling stake in mining for the development of Greenfield projects.

The Alrosa deputy said, going forward they will invest more in the country based on the outcome of the exploration projects.

The world largest diamond miner also operates in Angola, signified by a JV agreement signed in 2015 with State-owned diamond group Endiama for exploration.

Alrosa also has a 41 percent stake in Catoca, which is Angola’s largest diamond mine.

Apart from the current exploration opportunities, several mutual benefits await Alrosa and the Zimbabwean mining industry.

“With the help of Alrosa, the development of new deposits will re-establish Zimbabwe’s position in the global market, introduce best international business management and governance practices, create operational transparency and result in revenue and expenditure controls, as well as contribute to the improvement of the social and economic situation in Zimbabwe and the wellbeing of people and communities in the mining regions.

“This will also enable Alrosa to channel its investments in the diamond sector correctly, subsequently ensuring the sustainable socio-economic development of the industry,” he said.

With exploration expected to begin in September, Alrosa intends to focus on Greenfield prospecting and exploration, with subsequent mine development and independent sales of diamond production in external markets.

The miner also hinted on its intention to start full-scale mining in Zimbabwe, which is the next step after exploration.

It plans to market and sell diamonds on the global market as Zimbabwe diamonds, by following its practice of selling rough diamonds ‘by ownership’.

Meanwhile, Marchenko states that Zimbabwe’s great potential lies in large diamond reserves, with deposits producing 3.5-million carats per year.

The Second Republic, under the Transitional Stabilisation Programme targets, the re-opening of closed mines, expansion of mines that are operating below capacity and opening of new mines.

The TSP also seeks to promote beneficiation and value addition, through domestic smelting and refining, to increase earnings from mineral resources.

The impact of mining goes beyond mineral exploration, exploitation, processing and value addition.

Mining is linked to many other value chain industries and is targeted to contribute over 70 percent of the country’s export earnings in 2018.

The first-half performance in minerals such as gold, coal, and chrome, among others, also point to better prospects for 2019, than the previous year’s forecast.

Mining proceeds present themselves as a necessary shot in the arm to the rest of the economy, with much more potential as mining revenues are ploughed back into the economy to create circular, self-reinforcing inclusive growth.

[rookie666] 12/9/2019 12:43

...without news share price looks like it could be wedged in until Nov-19 at the earliest now...(false break-out near end of July)...2019 really is proving to be a year of nothingness for VAST

[32sam] 11/9/2019 14:22

Come on AP give us the news on Zim.....Sam