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Ha! I put in all my upper and lower case text and what have LSE done to my post?!

i confess that having to wait until the 18th to get our money is not without it's share of anxiety.

i kind of wish, with the benefit of hindsight, that i had sold 10 days ago. (of course, i should have sold up in the 40's, but who would have believed then, with the likes of bhp buying in, that we would be sold down the river a couple of years later for such a **** poor price?!!)

i have been here for so many years (soloman islands days) that i am comfortably in profit (not much of an annual return though!) but, like so many, the expectation of being rewarded based on the declared value of the asset has been a total let-down. i would so love to know, from someone on the solg board, (nw in particular) why were were so royally shafted. he had a reputation a decade ago for turning discoveries into shareholder value - shame he let us down on this one.

Anyone know how and when we get our money?

Not to mention silver!!

It beggars belief....

Nicholas Mather has provided a letter of intent to JCC in support of the Revised Possible Offer over his total direct and indirect personal shareholding, of 84,249,282 SolGold shares, representing 2.8% of the voting rights of SolGold (the “Nicholas Mather Letter of Intent”).

Joint Statement Regarding a

Revised Possible Offer for SolGold Plc (“SolGold”) by

Jiangxi Copper (Hong Kong) Investment Company Limited

The boards of directors of SolGold plc (“SolGold”) and Jiangxi Copper (Hong Kong) Investment Company Limited, for and on behalf of Jiangxi Copper Company Limited (“JCC”) are pleased to announce that JCC has made a revised non-binding indicative cash offer for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of SolGold, other than the shares already owned by JCC (the “Revised Possible Offer”) at a price of:

28 pence in cash per SolGold share (the “Revised Possible Offer Price”)

The board of directors of SolGold has indicated to JCC that it would be minded to recommend that SolGold shareholders vote in favour of the Revised Possible Offer, should a firm intention to make an offer on the same terms as the Revised Possible Offer be announced in accordance with Rule 2.7 of the Code.

The Revised Possible Offer Price values the entire issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of SolGold at approximately £842 million and represents:

a premium of c.42.9% to the closing price of 19.6 pence per SolGold share on 19 November 2025, being the last business day prior to JCC’s first approach to the SolGold board;

a premium of c.58.5% to the volume weighted average share price of c.17.6 pence per SolGold share over the three months to 27 November 2025, being the last business day prior to the announcement by SolGold of JCC’s initial proposal;

a premium of c.136% to the volume weighted average share price of c.11.8 pence per SolGold share over the twelve months to 27 November 2025; and

a premium of c.7.1% to the closing price of c.26.2 pence per SolGold share on 27 November 2025, following a 33.4% increase in the SolGold share price since 19 November 2025.

Fine time of night to be posting a RNS.........

By comparison MARL was not too bad, admittedly we got shafted, but close to a pound (96p was it?) when it should have been at least £1.30. This is just immoral. 28p when we have a true value of £1.70 ish? I can't believe the shareholders who bought in at 40+p would settle for this. In my dreams they are playing a clever game, but this is AIM so we are probably all fooked.

Wondering where the bottom is before I commit any more. Don't know why we are languishing down here but see no reason why we should not be back up in the low 20's?

Nope! :)

£868k worth unloaded at the end of the day. Someone in the know?

Hi BNc, can you disclose what tsunami we are on now? :)

FWIW, the 8500 at 13.05 was a buy........

It sure is tracking side-ways at the mo. Not yet tempted to buy back in!! GLA.

Someone who can afford to take a small £3k punt on a shell company going boom one day......

MickyisMicky, you're 'avin' a larf!! It's George you're talking about........ could be Santa Clause ho, ho, ho!

With £125m spent on exploration, over FIFTY years, it begs the question why nobody along the way has thought it worth commercialising? And given this company's ability to commercialise their prospects over recent years, why should this be any different? I would so love to be proved wrong but I'm not holding my breath.......

Even Beaumont Cornish agree it's tosh.

"Beaumont Cornish has not authorised the contents of, or any part of, this document and no liability whatsoever is accepted by Beaumont Cornish for the accuracy of any information or opinions contained in this document or for the omission of any information. Beaumont Cornish as nominated adviser to the Company owes certain responsibilities to the London Stock Exchange which are not owed to the Company, the Directors, Shareholders, or any other person."

Ha! You have youth on your side!! Unfortunately, over the years, my 'investments' have not done too well, so every few grand that I can accrue now are quite significant to my well-being!!