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Hi Sparky21. Many thanks for the reply, I am not on the Telegram group unfortunately. Proper nightmare this. Dan

I did try emailing Stefan Muller but no reply of course. I take it that it is finished here . Could try dgwa.org perhaps, I dunno. Dan

Desperate, yawn.

Decent directors ? Grant Rennick from Caracal gold - that went well. Didn't Caracal have some contact with Tyacks gold too (Mr Scott). As for JMK - I have heard that name before - from some failed company I think, just cannot remember it. Doesn't inspire confidence sadly.

There was a 10:1 consolidation announced on 6/3/25. Dan

The last one issued by WCE was in Feb '26, a fairly regular occurrence for ASX companies. An excuse for the rampers to go mad maybe. Hope the JORC MRE is decent of course. Dan

Thank you @DividendNomad.

To @jotom750 - the question is about Core Principle 2 - Deprivation of property (i.e. our share holdings) and the fair compensation thereof (no confusion on my part). I understand why the UK Govt. placed sanctions on Evraz PLC and why they believe it to be in the public's interest but the question regarding 'fair compensation' remains pertinent. Dan

@DividendNomad - I will try. Possessions include shares and we are entitled to peaceful enjoyment of them. It is not in the public's interest that our possessions have been taken from us (includes the dividends we lost out on due to the UK Govt.), as has happened to all investors in Evraz plc. The UK Govt. should compensate (core principle 2 - usually requiring fair compensation) UK investors who have lost out. Dan

Does anybody know why this does not apply to UK investors ?

Article 1 states that everyone is entitled to the peaceful enjoyment of their possessions. No one can be deprived of their possessions unless it is in the public interest and according to the conditions provided by law and international law. This does not, however, limit a state's right to enforce laws to control property use in the general interest or to secure payments for taxes, contributions, or penalties.

Key Principles

This Article is generally understood as having three core principles or "rules":

1. Peaceful Enjoyment: The fundamental right to enjoy one's possessions.

2. Deprivation of Property: Public authorities can only take property if it is for the public interest and permitted by law, usually requiring fair compensation.

3. Control of Use: Governments can regulate how property is used for the "general interest" (e.g., through planning laws or taxes).

Key Principle 2 - fair compensation ? Thoughts ? Dan

It is very slow for me too and has been for quite a while. Each page on my Chromebook is using up to 1.3 Gb memory. Scrolling down with the arrows is painfully slow.

Well, he has destroyed Caracal/Imara gold. Doesn't give a toss about shareholders. A true failure .

What notice of 22/1/26 ? Do they mean the RNS of 22/12/25 stating suspension from trading (gives the 40 trading days ?). Dan

Another example of AI getting it wrong - point 2 - 12.5 b shares should be 1.25b shares

Quite normal for ASX listed companies to issue trading halts. This halt is to allow announcement of drilling results as declared by WCE and a halt in trading is in accordance with ASX listing rule 17.1 . WCE had one on the 29th Dec 25 to announce their placing. Dan

Noted on SKA that the majority of the funding (£1.115M out of £1.5M) from GMI has now been received. Dan

As an example, trading was halted at RGL as per ORCP RNS 26/9/25 - regarding a capital raise. My point was more about trading halts being something seen at RGL on occasion, I don't doubt good gold results as these have been reported on a regular basis here.

As has been mentioned before, trading halts do happen on occasion at Riversgold for various reasons. You can read them on the ASX just to familiarise yourselves. They had one on 26/9/25, 17/11/24, 26/8/24, 6/10/24, etc. So, was today a ramp created by someone who thought the 'halt' is unusual and must be something incredible and posted the info here ? I guess we will find out soon enough.

Share consol.

0.46p.

Yep, it stinks. I thought any price sensitive info needs to have been communicated to the markets in a timely manner - clearly not for WSBN.