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Jumbo,

I’ve never seen so many posts that are irrelevant.

What is your purpose ?

Surely a-big settlement, YPF or other would settle some or all of the debt ?

Any one got further information on this case ? I read it was Burford funding this.

https://www.namibian.com.na/uk-firm-sues-samherji-for-n18-billion-over-fishrot-scandal/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPCGbZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80MDk5NjI2MjMwODU2MDkAAR5_23UHVSNrpK6OrkOIKHozezt2GtVZnQX_meA-0U9ba6oBEaXRw_PynHM3Ag_aem_Wg-wWK2gobmrt2TO3zjt2A

Https://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/20-stocks-that-will-double-in-2026-1656889/9/

At the last results presentation. Mr. Bogart spoke about three big cases coming to a conclusion in the near future. I have a feeling one of these could be the case between Sundance resources and Congo.

Reading into this the arbitration should report on damages by no sooner than end of 2025.

Does anyone have any comments on this or indeed the three cases he was referring to ?

Mr Maroc,

Yes well put and would like to see this decision by end of this coming July 2026.

To summarise, Burford could end up with either around 5B USD or if the interest is calculated down in Argentinas favour we may get around 1.8B USD

Figures given are in approximate but give an idea of where we stand.

Just thought I would use AI and

AI search result is positive on main appeal with YPF ……….

“While the outcome of the appeal cannot be predicted with certainty, legal analyses suggest that the likelihood of Argentina (YPF) succeeding in overturning the original judgment is relatively low, possibly less than 5% for the main appeal”

Appeal decision due in 2026 around June/July time

I continue, second post.

1. Full courtroom. Many had to stay in an adjacent room where the court set up a TV.

2. Judge Cabranes spoke little and said nothing significant. His interventions were exclusively about the issue of Proper Forum (jurisdiction).

3. Judge Chin, who had already participated in the first appeal of this case in 2018, was the one who emphasized the Forum issue and caused the drop in Burford's shares. With his comments and questions, he cast doubt on Judge Preska's decision to use NY as the venue for the case.

4. Judge Robinson was the one who spoke the most and gave few signals. She was the only one who briefly asked about the issue of exchange rates and interest rates.

I’ll continue later.

I just left the court. Brief summary.

1. If you are the beneficiary of a ruling for USD 16.1 billion, you will be challenged by the judges. Today, the beneficiaries of the YPF ruling were much more challenged than the Republic of Argentina.

2. The issue of jurisdiction and the application of Argentine law dominated 95% of the session. The issue of the award, very little.

3. With their questions, the judges will never reveal their opinion during oral arguments. They seek to see how solid the defenses of the parties are.

4. Argentina came out very well if we analyze the questions asked by the judges and their comments. But we should not assume that the ruling will be based on what happened today.

I’ll continue later

Https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/10/27/argentinas-midterm-election-hands-landslide-win-to-mileis-libertarian-overhaul.html

Interesting timing,

Blackrock increasing their stake at a time when the SP is tanking. Shorting it themselves perhaps

To Sinkingfeeling,

Yes this SP is a sinking feeling. Low volume = shorters paradise.

Don’t worry, it will be heading north soon and we will all be happy again

Blackrock don’t invest unless there’s some serious upside

Election coming up, 26th October

🛑Oral Arguments in the Titan Consortium appeal will take place October 30 in the DC Court of Appeals.

As expected, Lady Preska showing that she runs a fair court, even though the Argies are the true criminals at play here.

It will all come in our favour , hopefully starting towards end of October-when Argentine elections are over.

🔴Holders of Euro-denominated GDP-linked Warrants Challenge Government Statements to IMF. Beneficiaries of the court ruling on euro-denominated GDP-linked warrants reported that they have sent a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), alleging that the Argentine government misinformed the Fund about ongoing negotiations — which they claim do not exist — regarding the payment of $1.8 billion related to this case.

Argentina being naughty again

🛑 Clarifying Today’s YPF Court Decision to Avoid Misinterpretation

Allow me to clarify a few points to prevent confusion when the U.S. Court of Appeals issues its decision in the YPF case, which could be announced today or tomorrow.

1.While procedural in nature, this ruling carries a significance comparable to the USD 16.1 billion judgment.

2.The decision will determine whether Argentina must transfer its YPF shares while appealing the June 30 order that compels the country to hand them over.

3.The judgment creditors have already stated that, if they were to receive the shares —which, in practice, is highly unlikely— they would hold them in the Bank of New York Mellon account pending resolution of Argentina’s appeal.

4.If the Court of Appeals rules in Argentina’s favor, the shares would return to Caja de Valores. If it rules in favor of the creditors, they would take full possession and could dispose of them as they see fit. However, that final ruling is still far off.

5.If today’s ruling —likely to be made public tomorrow— goes against Argentina, the matter could be taken to the U.S. Supreme Court on an expedited basis under the so-called “shadow docket.”

LA NACION - Expropriation of YPF: it will be decided today whether Argentina must hand over 51% of the shares while appeals continue - lanacion.com.ar/economia/expro…

🔴What to watch for on Tuesday at the Second Circuit’s conference on Argentina’s administrative stay request (a decision may not post until Wednesday):

1. Grant the stay of Judge Preska’s turnover order.

2. Deny the stay.

3. Grant the stay as to the YPF shares, but remand to Judge Preska to require alternative security

If outcomes (2) or (3) occur, the government is expected to seek emergency relief from the U.S. Supreme Court