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Please find a link to a Broadcast interview with Majid Safiq, CEO of Sound Energy discussing the recent RNS :

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This update has very positive news on production in the 4th quarter from Saltfleetby where Angus has delivered on its previous updates and as a result increased operational efficiency to a very creditable 94% for the period, up from 87% in the 3rd quarter.

As indicated previously the company have been working on operational efficiency and this has been reflected in ‘increased equipment uptime, improved well performance, enhanced well management and optimisation of Booster Compressor operations at lower wellhead pressures’.

In addition the work continues on well workovers in order to minimise any production impact caused by such interventions but that will deliver overall improvements in operational efficiency. With a gain of £539/- from hedging giving revenue estimates of some £4.12m the sum gain is good and increased production at Brockham also helps.

The company also say that ‘positive discussions with its creditors and that positive discussions with its creditors regarding restructuring of its debt remain ongoing’. They also warn that if a suitable agreement is not reached it would ‘create a material uncertainty around the Company’s ability to continue to operate as a going concern’ which is a clear analysis for all concerned.

With the operational outlook looking very positive and the natural gas price giving a fair wind it seems that with continued demand for gas at least the short term is actually looking good for Angus.

A positive update from Angus, with a significant boost to volumes and revenues that reflects increased equipment uptime, improved well performance, enhanced well management, and optimisation of Booster Compressor operations at lower wellhead pressures.

There has also been positive early results from the coil tubing deployed wellbore clean-up campaign in two wells to remove additives left during the original drilling process, lift accumulated liquids in the wellbore and remediate near wellbore damage that has occurred naturally over time.

Angus is also continuing efforts to consolidate and refinance the existing debt facilities with its main creditors, in order to better position the balance sheet to raise new capital in support of organic growth, increased production, and potential M&A activity.

While the proposed asset transaction is no longer expected to be considered a reverse takeover under Rule 14 of the AIM Rules for Companies, the shares will remain suspended pending the conclusion of the Company’s financial restructuring.

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Orosur Mining* (OMI LN) 24.5p, Mkt Cap £92m – MRE imminent at Pepas following final infill drilling

BUY: 30p

• Orosur reports infill drilling results from Pepas.

• The Company reports assays from the final three holes drilled at Pepas before the maiden MRE.

• Drilling yielded:

o PEP072B - 47.60m at 3.43g/t Au from surface (inc. 3.5m at 6.5g/t Au)

o PEP073 - 104.45m at 5.96g/t Au from surface (inc. 34m at 10g/t Au)

o PEP074 - 71.35m @ 6.46g/t Au from surface (inc. 15m at 23.6g/t Au)

• Assay results confirm the continuity, high-grade and thickness of the Pepas mineralisation.

• Orosur has now submitted the drilling database to the MRE consultants.

• Excitingly, Orosur has begun work on feasibility studies for Pepas, beginning exploring both economic exploitation and permitting due to accelerate on MRE completion.

• A new rig has now been diverted to a regional drilling programme north of Pepas, aimed at defining similar mineralisation to Pepas.

• Elsewhere, drilling programmes south of APTA and El Cedro will be outlined on completion of airborne geophysical surveys.

• Additionally, Orosur has gained exploration licences around Anza, increasing their contiguous land holding to 173km2, up 65%.

• Orosur is studying surface exploration work conducted by Agnico Eagle/Newmont to generate a regional-scale exploration programme now that drilling is possible.

Conclusion: This is an exciting year for Orosur. An MRE is due towards the end of January/early February for Pepas, where we expect over 300koz Au at 4g/t Au. Pepas anchors our Orosur valuation, and we previously outlined the potential for a low-cost toll-treating operation taking advantage of the high-grade, low-strip nature of the expected economic deposit. However, for us, the real prize at Orosur remains the wider regional exploration potential at Anza. We are thus encouraged to note that the Company has directed a new rig to the north of the licence. A healthy cash position and recent increased land package enables Orosur to begin an aggressive exploration programme through 2026, complimented by MRE drilling at APTA to the south and maiden drilling at the El Cedro porphyry target in early 2026

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Angus Energy

In line with the Company’s previously announced production enhancement strategy, Angus is pleased to announce the commencement of a planned workover programme at the Saltfleetby Gas Field. The workovers will be a coil tubing deployed wellbore clean-up in two wells to remove any additives left during the original drilling process, lift accumulated liquids within the wellbore and remediate any near wellbore damage that may have occurred naturally over time. These workovers aim to improve production and reliability from the two wells.

During the workover programme production will be periodically suspended, with expected uptime at circa 90% in December 2025 and circa 60% in January 2026. The workover programme is designed over two phases, with the physical intervention followed by a clean-up period of approximately four to six weeks, before the results of the workovers can be assessed in March 2026.

Carlos Fernandes, Finance Director comments:

“The team has worked diligently on the planning of these production enhancement projects, which are fully supported by the Company’s lender, Trafigura. We are excited to have these significant projects underway and look forward to updating the market on the results.”

This is confirmation of the previously announced production enhancement strategy by which a workover programme which has commenced at Saltfleetby. The wellbore clean-up of two wells should up production and reliability in both and will be conducted in two phases and results will be assessed in March next year.

It is good to see this happening and so supported by Trafigura who will also benefit from what will hopefully be a meaningful hike in production and in due course revenues. Angus is in a good place and getting better all the time, patience has indeed been a virtue…

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Angus Energy* (ANGS LN) suspended: Saltfleetby workovers commence

• Angus announced the commencement of a planned workover programme at the Saltfleetby gas field (100% WI), which aim to improve production and reliability from two existing wells on the field.

• The workovers will be a coil tubing deployed wellbore clean-up in two wells to remove additives left during the original drilling process, lift accumulated liquids within the wellbore and remediate any near wellbore damage that may have occurred naturally over time.

• The Company communicated that during the workover programme production will be periodically suspended, with expected uptime at ~90% in December 2025 and ~60% in January 2026.

• The workover programme is designed over two phases, with the physical intervention followed by a clean-up period of approximately four to six weeks, before the results of the workovers can be assessed in March 2026.

A positive update from Angus, which has clearly secured the support of the Company's main lender, Trafigura, to reinvest cash flows that were likely earmarked for debt repayment instead into production enhancement projects at its key Saltfleetby asset.

There is no further update in today’s announcement on the Company’s potential asset purchase agreement, which targets securing a minority non-operated interest in a group of producing assets located in the Gulf of Mexico.

Angus is also continuing efforts to consolidate and refinance the existing debt facilities with its main creditors, in order to better position the balance sheet to raise new capital in support of organic growth, increased production, and potential M&A activity.

While the proposed asset transaction is no longer expected to be considered a reverse takeover under Rule 14 of the AIM Rules for Companies, the shares will remain suspended pending the conclusion of the Company’s financial restructuring.

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Orosur Mining* (OMI LN) 20p, Mkt Cap £74m – Pepas MRE on track for January, encouraging drilling update from El Pantano

BUY: 30p

• Orosur reports an update from its MRE drilling programme at Pepas.

• The Company was recommended to drill a few additional holes to define the boundaries of the current deposit envelope.

• These holes returned lower grade halo-style mineralisation as expected, with hole PEP-067 an infill hole.

• PEP-067 returned 74m at 4.3g/t Au (inc. 17m at 7g/t Au and 11m at 8g/t Au

• The Pepas MRE drilling programme is due for completion soon with a maiden Resource due January 2026.

• A PQ hole has been completed and will be used for metallurgical testwork.

• Mapping, sampling and trenching is underway around Pepas as the Company looks to find additional near-surface, high grade mineralisation.

• In Argentina, Orosur has started a 3,000-4,000m drilling programme testing for low sulphidation epithermal mineralisation.

• Seven holes have been drilled at El Pantano, with assay results due.

• Management reports encouraging signs from core drilled, noting signs of a low sulphidation epithermal system, including the presence of colloform banding.

• Management suggests drilling is ‘higher in the system, above the boiling zone.’

• El Pantano drilling is due for completion end of January 2026.

Conclusion: We are encouraged to see Orosur on track for a maiden MRE at Pepas in January 2026. This will be a key step towards advancing the asset through feasibility study and derisking. However, we also see it as a key moment for enabling Orosur to begin drill testing the wider Anza project, where we expect additional high-grade, near-surface deposits may be discovered. Furthermore, promising visuals were reported from the El Pantano project in Argentina, where drilling is expected to be complete in January.

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Things are really coming together for Sound now, gas is flowing and will commission the plant with sales expected next year. It seems that Sound are delivering on what they laid out once the deal with Managem was announced and investors should appreciate that.

2026 looks exciting for the company, the new CEO in is place and has arrived at the right time and has a strong team under the board’s guidance.

Please find a link to a Broadcast Interview with Werner Klingenberg, CEO of Goldplat PLC ,which I thought might be of interest :

https://youtu.be/8_r6c5678c4

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Initiate BUY: 30p target

Valuation: Pepas and APTA leave exploration upside undervalued

We take a sum-of-the-parts valuation approach to Orosur. For Pepas, we have modelled a simple, low capital intensity toll-treating operation from a conservative, pre-MRE mineral inventory. This generates a post-tax NPV5 of $204m, which yields an attributable valuation of £0.18/share to Orosur, once risked at 0.5x. For APTA, we apply current market multiples to our conceptual mineral inventory of 621koz AuEq which yields £0.04/share, risked at 0.3x. Factoring in corporate overheads and Orosur’s current healthy cash balance of £13m, we initiate Orosur with a buy, targeting £0.30/share vs current share price at £0.20/share, factoring in CAPEX dilution. As a result, our current OMI valuation ascribes no value to the highly prospective El Cedro and El Pantano exploration properties, leaving ample upside should drilling prove fruitful.

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Orosur Mining* (OMI LN) 23p, Mkt Cap £80m – Pepas MRE update as drilling gets underway in Argentina and additional porphyry identified at El Cedro

• Orosur provides an update on its ongoing gold exploration work in Colombia and Argentina.

• The Company reports three additional holes drilled for the Pepas MRE, with highlights:

o PEP065: 33.3m @ 2.84g/t Au from 31m

o PEP065B: 33.8m @ 2.79g/t Au from 26m

o PEP066 (met hole): 112m @ 5.25g/t Au from surface

• Hole PEP066 will enable more detailed metallurgical testing, drilled through the centre of the ore body for a representative material.

• Orosur is targeting a Pepas MRE by year end.

• El Cedro

• At the El Cedro porphyry project, which lies to the south of Pepas, geophysical and geochemical work has identified a large prospective gold/porphyry system.

• Soil sampling has been taken over 25m intervals along ridges and spurs, with gold assay results suggesting a large gold-bearing system.

• Management reports that anomalous geochemical results point to a zoned porphyry system, with soil samples returning >1g/t Au at times.

• A review of historical data suggests El Cedro may consist of multiple porphyry intrusions, with a second potential system now identified to the south.

• Orosur also notes potential for associated epithermal systems alongside the two porphyries, where high-grade rock chip samples have been recorded in veins.

• Orosur will conduct a wider mapping and soil sampling programme over the southern porphyry and a more detailed helicopter aeromagnetic and radiometric survey over the next two months.

• El Cedro drilling is targeted for 1Q26.

• El Pantano

• At El Pantano, Orosur’s 51% owned JV in Argentina, Orosur believes it has identified a epithermal gold system.

• Orosur has now built an exploration camp and a diamond drill rig is set to arrive on site this week, with drilling imminent.

• Orosur will drill a 3,000m diamond programme over sections of the 25km epithermal structure.

• Drilling is expected to be completed in January 2026, and is focused on gaining a better understanding of the vertical zonation of the system.

Conclusion: This is an exciting time for the now well-funded Orosur, with three drilling programmes across two continents. The Pepas MRE remains on track for year-end, which will open the door to economic studies and a path to gold production. Meanwhile, Orosur has now identified two porphyries at El Cedro, with believed associated epithermal vein systems. Drilling will begin in January. In Argentina, Orosur begins drilling 3,000m this week, with the programme expected to be completed in January.

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Orosur Mining* (OMI LN) 22.5p, Mkt Cap £87m – Quarterly shows C$17m cash balance to advance exploration programmes

• Orosur reports quarterly results to August 31st.

• The Company reported a cash balance of C$3.9m at period end, however as of today’s announcement, this stands at C$17.2m following a C$20m capital raise.

• Orosur is currently progressing the high-grade Pepas deposit to MRE, due 4Q25.

• Orosur sees Pepas as a near-term production opportunity, with the completion of the MRE enabling economic studies going forward.

• Orosur will then seek to deliver an MRE for APTA, with further exploration drilling planned to better define mineralisation.

• At the El Cedro porphyry system, a wide-scale soil sampling programme is 90% complete, which will delineate drill targets.

• In Argentina, Orosur holds the El Panano gold JV, where geophysics programmes have defined drill-ready targets.

• Orosur is set to begin a 3,000m diamond drilling programme at EL Pantano imminently.

• Elsewhere, Orosur has taken the decision to withdraw from its Nigerian lithium projects, as it focuses on its more advanced gold projects.

Conclusion: Orosur is making good progress across its four gold projects. At the flagship, Pepas, the team is aiming to deliver an MRE by December, followed by an economic assessment. Following development studies at Pepas for small scale mining, Orosur will look at wider exploration drilling. Meanwhile, exploration continues at El Cedro, where the Company is aiming to drill next year. Drilling at El Pantano is due to imminently.

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