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This has got to rise by 56.9% to recover to yesterday's close.

I'd have thought the majority of rampers would have departed by now.

The lower the production the higher the royalties IOG has to pay.

Smith Square partners won't be cheap either.

It's not far off game over here, there's currently no acceptable deal for the bondholders and the SP is reflecting this. As we get closer to the end of the month the stakes will get higher for shareholders.

Shocking decline down from 40p inside 18mnths. Absolutely loads of underwater holders just kept averaging down and ramping in others in the process.

It's not that they couldn't see the wood for the trees, they chosed not to see it instead.

If anyone said anything slightly negative, they were treated like a fool.

It's always a bad sign when people start making up a takeover is going to happen.

I think it's their cue to sell into every rise and get out.

MM's are playing a blinder trapping in more traders.

Too many rampers pumping rubbish here, Feel for genuine holders.

They've already had a vote for an extra £3.15m in shares, this is an additional £1m.

A combined issue of £4.15m in shares is potentially coming here.

The company needs to issue a TVR as the current share count out of date.

From the AGM on 23rd January 2023 , they already have the shareholder vote to issue £1.65m + £1.5m = £3.15m worth of shares. (for the prospectus)

This is an additional £1m worth of shares.

It's £4.15m worth of shares altogether. (MCAP £4.7M)

Where is it? Would they have released today's RNS if it was imminent?

For whatever reason they can't seem to get unsecured funding without dilution.

Where's the pumpers?

This additional to the up coming prospectus extra billion+ shares?

Trading amongst yourselves again.

2koz per month is the apple for the snow whites to bite.

1 quarter with above average gold sales.

This has got to do 300% to get back to 1p the IPO price... Shockingly poor performance.

Usually it's 14 days notice for an AGM or 21 days for an EGM.

The next week or so could be about right to coincide with the Bond waiver.

You're slowly catching up. I refer to the 31st July RNS:

In the event that the Company does not obtain a further waiver from bondholders, an event of default under the Bond Terms may result, which could potentially lead to the Company being put into administration. The Directors do not believe that this is a likely outcome and anticipate that the waiver will provide the Company with a further period of stability. In addition, no plan has yet been agreed around a longer-term solution, on which a number of potential options will continue to be discussed with bondholders.

Any AGM/EGM would be required for debt for equity dilution but shareholders would be faced with voting for it or administration.

I don't think the bondholders will get the equity possibly a third party. They brought in a specialist company to advise them.

What any potential deal would look like, I've no idea.

I think they are going to play the debt for equity card and then the company start a fresh debt free.