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Ps.I will now disappear until the clocks go forward, byeeeee

Slander can land a person (or persons) in a spot of bother, don't you know? ;) Show me any slander.I started with what if.I am totally amazed by the lack of concern by the pi's on this board.You do not say it out loud but do you not wonder about things like ''eh hullo tell us about the gold recovered''There was loads of razamataz last year about it.I remember mentioning about the average grammes per tonne going down and was told in no uncertain terms that average meant average.OK time is up, stockpile has gone so the average/tonne must be in the company domain.Is it too much to tell us?By the way the ''what if'' about the stockpile is meant as in sgz were not told with accuracy what was in it.C;mon BOD out with the figures and make me look bad.

Sorry Hick , I forgot he was Mystic Peg. I don't have much time for keyboard warriors that live within a mile of the where the AGM was but don't show up and put their questions forward. The man is a bitter old fool and a coward . Hi there TLC, just back from the pub.I am old, I am not bitter and most importantly,I am not a fool.I have read all your posts and you are very afraid, that much is obvious.This company has taken all of us (aye me as well)for mugs for years.Watch this space sunshineI will be back ,Ps where did you get the coward bit from?

Here is something to get your venom going. What if the BPT stockpile which was claimed to have 7.9 gms./tonne au in it did not have that amount at all.What if it was a lot lower?,Give us the figures ie the amount of gold recovered.It may have been a small test rig but it was built in South Africa where they know a thing or two about gold recovery.It does make you wonder hmm.

I would suggest that if you do not have to borrow a large sum of money up front for a tailings dam, then the company will save on the interest. Wow Rocky, who would have thought that? lol I certainly get posts generated on here.Hope you had a good festive season cheers Baz

Now I wouldn't say that I was an old moan bag , I am very optimistic by nature. Go to bed old man. I never said I was an old moan bag and I can stay up as long as I like cos my mother is not in

and you

ah heard ye the first time

Aye TLC some of us have been disappointed through thick and thin.This will be the year,I feel it in ma bones or is it just arthritis. Goodnight

While �18m might not have been available on acceptable terms it was available ! Now that there is over � 3,000,000 in the Bank and we have a Chairman who has shown he is very willing to put his money in and other options available as previously mentioned do you not think that given the capital requirement is only �7.4m that this project now looks very achievable. It was always achievable even at the larger figure.That is the bit that has always bugged me.Why were people not falling over one another to finance it?.What did they know that we did not?As I said at the start of 2011, this is gonna be the make or break year.

I'll take the �5,000,000 every day and sleep well knowing that we can roll this out all over our licence area for all those other prospects for the start of a Significant Scottish Gold Mining Industry ! The reason for the drybag system was because the 18 mill. was unattainable It does not save money per se it spreads out the cost over the period. If you are pleased with the show so far then so be it.

The BPT plant cost a fraction of the Plant that we will be using and to judge the gold retrieved from the outcome of the trial will not properly reflect the trials full intention. I disagree,when Richard Gray made his 1000 oz statement the BPT had been running for over 6 months.He surely did not pluck that figure out of thin air.I fully appreciate that it was a trial but surely there has to be some meaningful amount of gold recovered to give a benchmark .OK.Baz, tell me this.How many ozs recovered would you consider a moderate success.?

BBBaz, you might yet wish you had averaged down rather than previously posted that you would not put in any more money! Ach well Rockhead that will leave all the more for you.I wish I had your confidence.If they say they got 1000 ozs from the bpt then that would be a big big boost.

Sounds good to me.

TLC7, I would love to have that amount of funds available, �450,000 or even half of that is beyond my reach at the moment but as you say , "it's ok with me " If you had half of it would you pt it in here?

How do you know he doesn't know the company was clearly approached? Baz72 may well be one of the sophisticated existing investors ! lol he may well be (non nod.wink wink) but sophisticated. aye right.sgz needs money ok we get it.Why did they not ask for �3.1 mill in the RI ?Pay back big Nat his �1.1 mill owed and they have raised �2m.And have the company forgot all about the BPT? Richard Gray is on camera last January saying we would get 1000 ozs. au.WELL tell us about it.

Baz72.you do make me chuckle. The company was clearly approached by existing sophisticated investors that have decided now is the time to show their hand to the tune of �450,000, did you expect or want Scotgold to say no ? lol . Was clearly approached? .you do not know this.Whatever the management does is clearly ok with you.This was never mentioned period and is in addition to the rights issue no matter what you say.

Scotgold Resources Limited (AIM:SGZ) (the "Company") advises that, following the completion of the non-renounceable rights issue first announced on 13 November 2017 (the "Rights Issue"), the Company has successfully completed a placing of 1,800,000 new fully paid ordinary shares to sophisticated existing investors in the Company to raise �450,000 (the "Placing"). Having read the RI on 13th Nov.this was never mentioned at all.The big plan keeps changing.

Scotgold Resources Limited 4 January 2018 Scotgold Resources Limited Completion of �450,000 Placing Scotgold Resources Limited (AIM:SGZ) (the "Company") advises that, following the completion of the non-renounceable rights issue first announced on 13 November 2017 (the "Rights Issue"), the Company has successfully completed a placing of 1,800,000 new fully paid ordinary shares to sophisticated existing investors in the Company to raise �450,000 (the "Placing"). The Placing is on the same terms as the Rights Issue, being at a price of �0.25 per new ordinary share with free options attached to the new ordinary shares at a ratio of one option for every five new ordinary shares purchased, with each option being exercisable at �0.40 on or before 31 December 2019. Proceeds from the Placing will primarily be used towards: 1. Commencement of the part development of the Cononish Gold and Silver Project; 2. The Grampian exploration project; 3. Potential repayment of an existing �1 million loan, which is payable by 30 March 2018; and 4. Working capital. The Company awaits a planning determination for the Cononish Gold and Silver Project from the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Parks Planning Authority, which is still expected early this year. Application is being made for the 1,800,000 new ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM ("Admission") and Admission is expected to take place on or around 10 January 2018. Following Admission, the Company's enlarged issued share capital will comprise 28,365,349 ordinary shares with voting rights. The Company does not hold any shares in treasury, therefore the total number of shares in the Company with voting rights will be 28,365,349. This figure may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change in their interest in, the share capital of the Company.

SCRIP divi shares at �8.748 have already been priced in as part of the divi payout.