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Helx2

Fergal you must be a house cat then…

Difference is, it’s related to my job.

Even worse… out and about with family and friends. Let me just check NTVO chat on LSE. Market is closed 😂

A lot of weekend activity, you lot need to get outside more

Coops - how do you know what Bergen's strategy is? It seems like you and Helx have a differing opinion. This was her post when Bergen entered so I'm a little confused as I'm just a small time trader...

"Helx2

Posted in: NTVO

Posts: 2,943

Price: 0.325

No Opinion

Bergen Asset Management11 Sep 2025 13:12

Bergen Asset Management has a history of investing in:

• Natural resources, including precious metals like gold.

• Early-stage companies with scalable models and limited access to capital.

• Convertible instruments and equity stakes that allow upside without full acquisition risk.

Some of Bergen’s past resource-sector investments include:

• Titanium Sands – mineral sands in Sri Lanka.

• Northern Lights Resources – gold and silver in Nevada and Arizona.

• Vast Resources – polymetallic mining in Romania and Zimbabwe.

Nativo fits this mold perfectly: early-stage, undervalued, with a clear roadmap to production and a scalable tailings-cleaning strategy that aligns with ESG trends.

🧠 Bergen’s Typical Investment Strategy

• Focus on high-growth potential: Bergen often targets emerging or undervalued companies with strong upside, especially in natural resources, biotech, and tech.

• Minority stakes with influence: A 10.68% holding gives Bergen meaningful voting power without full control—ideal for influencing direction while managing risk.

• Global diversification: Nativo Resources, being a non-UK issuer, fits Bergen’s pattern of international portfolio expansion.

🔍 Possible Reasons for Interest in Nativo Resources

• Resource sector exposure: If Nativo is involved in mining, energy, or critical minerals, it aligns with Bergen’s past investments in similar sectors.

• Undervalued opportunity: Bergen may see Nativo as undervalued or poised for a turnaround.

• Strategic partnerships or future funding: Bergen often follows up equity stakes with convertible instruments or structured financing

I think we'll see some funding via Bergen for NTVO in the near future - further to resolution 2."

Can we hear about yours on HE1 and UFO ;D

Is there a leaderboard I can view for who made the most money in here?

Coops - Wow, congrats! I didn’t realise we were in a competition for 'Most Profitable Human Alive.' Do you get a trophy?

I'm sure Mr Richards laughs at your holding.

Ps. unless you shorted, the SP hasn't gone up enough for those levels Mr Porky Pie

Helx LOL "glad to be rid of them"

Another turncoat.

"Helx2 - Posted in: NTVO - Posts: 2,942 - Price: 0.325 - No Opinion

Bergen Asset Management11 Sep 2025 13:12

Bergen Asset Management has a history of investing in:

• Natural resources, including precious metals like gold.

Nativo fits this mold perfectly: early-stage, undervalued, with a clear roadmap to production and a scalable tailings-cleaning strategy that aligns with ESG trends.

I think we'll see some funding via Bergen for NTVO in the near future - further to resolution 2."

Sorry Fergal I jumped ship.. only +£760 this time but profit is profit

Fair enough - appreciate the honesty. It's all we ask for :D

For anyone interested on the 1.4m costs, this was from the Chairman FYI:

"Re your question, there is no statutory requirement to explain admin costs being everything from rent, insurances, legal, IR, travel costs, secretarial to salaries. Some of these costs were carried over from the previous year. Importantly the auditors have signed off FY2024 as being correctly presented."

Jesus christ... how many times. I'm assuming these posts are just wind ups now.

They are sells. The price is a BIG hint

Thanks WW. Mr Yates did actually respond overnight saying it wasn’t a statutory requirement to disclose a note for the £1.4m expenses.

Since they were signed off under IFRS, it is actually a statutory requirement to disclose what these expenses were as they represent over 60% of the annual losses.

Thanks MrH. Like I said, I haven't said it's a good or bad thing - just thought it was comical seeing posts saying it was a good thing when all we have seen on here since Sept-3rd (TR1) is how great it is having "long term" institutional investors...

Anyway... back to the chatter

Reason for asking MrH is because I always value your input. You said just a couple weeks ago that the register was strong with Bergen in. My small brain can't understand why you're happy now?

MrH_m

Posted in: NTVO

Posts: 2,886

Price: 0.425

No Opinion

RE: What a buy-17 Sep 2025 11:10

Between Bergen, Edwards and now Crucefix, the register is starting to look very strong

MrH, would you say the register is now stronger or weaker (if it's confirmed Bergen have gone)?

Thanks MrH, your wisdom is truly inspirational xx

My point being, what changed for you for this to be a good thing?

Coops18 Premium Member

Posted in: NTVO/Posts: 242/Price: 0.325/Strong Buy/RE: RNS facts14 Sep 2025 10:25:

The position today looks a lot stronger than in the past: production is expected to restart soon, institutional investors (including a recent 10% holder) are backing it, Richard Edwards has been adding, and Bergen Asset Management are also on the register.

Coops18 Premium Member

Posted in: NTVO

Posts: 242

Price: 0.50

Strong Buy

RE: Very Good30 Sep 2025 08:07

The last few months have clearly been about putting the building blocks in place – and now we’re getting close to the real delivery phase. No surprise to see the likes of Adrian Crucefix (5.03%), Richard Edwards (5%) and Bergen Asset Management (10.63%) all taking substantial positions in recent weeks

Ok explain how an institutional investor withdrawing that amount before this “multi bags” is a good sign…