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Hyperlinks sources... chatgpt.

The basis of the predictions are reasonable tbf, but J Paulson has a more realistic outlook

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/billionaire-investor-john-paulson-sees-gold-near-5000-by-2028-2025-04-29/

I'm assuming that's a pop at Ranger/myself. Sorry EGTP, too busy scrambling to buy back @0.525p in as per your advice below. 17% down since. Have those warrants been cashed in yet that you said would certainly happen?

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Price: 0.525

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RE: Gold15 Oct 2025 12:37

be a good few ****ting their pants scrambling to buy back in when the update arrives

Iceman, no arguments against anything you've said at all. It's always been about whether NTVO can actually get the Gold, and at what rates to make it viable.

But, where have you seen $8000 - $16000 for Gold? Any credible sources?

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Price: 0.435

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RE: Historic Use of the Mining Names Bonanza and Morocota29 Oct 2025 14:56

But how can he read my posts if I’m filtered..? I’m so confused… 🤔🤣

Exactly guzzler.

“Quick quick talk about the buys again so the estimated figures aren’t seen!”

Not sure on the hold up Ranger. I’m no mining expert but I know the first geological survey at Tesoro was in 2010, so not sure why.

$77k* profit per month from operations (doesn’t include admin/finance costs). BoD fees are $41k a month. Maybe after seeing these figures, others might have that light bulb moment to ask what the other costs are in the accounts.

*purely estimate based on the costs of well established mining company’s in Peru. Got to cover myself these days since Fergal is pulling out law suits!

Rattle rattle 😂😂

Once again, unable to engage in figures / company talk. Just goes on about the trades for the day (failing to mention HUGE sales at the start of the week)

Price isn’t rising which means the MMs don’t want shares… that’s the theory you all throw out isn’t it?

From my non-chat-bot findings....A well established Gold Miner in Peru is currently producing gold at a cost of $1638 per ounce. Page 20 of the following annual report: https://www.hochschildmining.com/media/emahzdi1/hs-ar24-combined-aw-v1_web-v2_17mb.pdf

Richard, if NTVO manages to get production up & running to say 10tpd (favourable amount considering early production was 1-2tpd), the P&L is as following, assuming sales price is spot - 30%, and a 90% recovery rate per their RNSs:

10t @ 8g/t = 2.82 oz per day.

Monthly:

2.82oz x $4000 x 70% x 90% x 31 days = $220k

2.82oz x $1638 x 31 days = $143k

P&L per month = $77k profit per month on gold sales only.

I'm not sure where you're getting your figures from, Richard. But takes posts on X with a pinch of salt.

The above is ignoring finance and admin costs which no one likes to talk about

From my non-chat-bot findings....A well established Gold Miner in Peru is currently producing gold at a cost of $1638 per ounce. Page 20 of the following annual report: https://www.hochschildmining.com/media/emahzdi1/hs-ar24-combined-aw-v1_web-v2_17mb.pdf

Richard, if NTVO manages to get production up & running to say 10tpd (favourable amount considering early production was 1-2tpd), the P&L is as following, assuming sales price is spot - 30%, and a 90% recovery rate per their RNSs:

10t @ 8g/t = 2.82 oz per day.

Monthly:

2.82oz x $4000 x 70% x 90% x 31 days = $220k

2.82oz x $1638 x 31 days = $143k

P&L per month = $77k profit per month on gold sales only.

I'm not sure where you're getting your figures from, Richard. But takes posts on X with a pinch of salt.

The above is ignoring finance and admin costs which no one likes to talk about too.

Replying to one self.... 😂😂

We were told chunky buys at 6p, then again at 0.89p, were an absolute bargain too. So let’s see ;D

Yes Richard, a small clawback of the huge sells at the start of the week

That passage doesn’t particularly read like something written by AI — it sounds much more like a human post, likely from an online discussion forum or investment board.

Here’s why:

Informal tone and conversational flow: The writing includes phrases like “Correct MrH,” “It would be nice to have,” and “You can laugh at my trades…,” which are typical of spontaneous human conversation.

Small grammatical quirks: There are minor irregularities (e.g., “the issue is and has always been is getting…”), which AI systems usually smooth out automatically.

Contextual references: Mentions of “28tpd,” “44k sale,” and “Helx” suggest insider or contextual knowledge of a specific company or stock — something humans often include when debating financial performance.

Subjective tone: There’s a bit of defensiveness and emotional nuance (“you can laugh at my trades… but the above is factual”), which humans naturally display but AI rarely does without prompting.

So while an AI could technically produce this, it’s far more characteristic of a human commenter, likely discussing a small-cap stock or mining company on an investor message board.

Https://x.com/nativoresources/status/1879815868647194712?s=46

Might take a while based on previous contractors.

I’ll speak in special language for you Britney so you don’t think I’m a robot…

It wil tak th cmpny 7 yrs to extrct the expcted Gold frm the bonanza mine at peak rates, workin flat out 365 days a year. Not accounting for costs on the way.

Reporting comments now Britney?? 😂

What are you on about you weirdo? How can chatbots write any of the below? Bring something to the table about NTVO. Whilst you’re at it, ask a chatbot how you can improve your IQ.

MrH I can be sensible in the forum if others play nice. I agree, gold estimates look promising. But throwing figures like $840m is misleading and inaccurate.

It’ll be interesting to see how they plan to scale down costs though as based on current ratios it isn’t sustainable without constant cash injections.

Doesn’t change the fact either that this is down 99% (45p to 0.43p) since Helx2 took their “modest” holding 😁. Gives it the big “I am” in here so it’s nice to see as they abuse anyone that speaks facts about the company.

Correct MrH. Potential of course and never denied that. But the issue is and has always been is getting the stuff out of the ground and proving they’re able to do so keeping costs to a minimum.

It would be nice to have a breakdown of the cost of sales (200k) for the 44k sale last year so we can apply some sort of estimate. Obviously again difficult to estimate economies of scale etc..

28tpd was a top end production rate. At the moment it doesn’t seem like they’re close to that. If they’re planning on using the revenue to reinvest into the company to get other projects running, they’ll need to ramp up production as I imagine they can’t wait 7/8 years for full extracts.

You can laugh at my trades, charity donations from Helx etc. all you like, but the above is factual and can’t be denied.