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H&P in a note in November stated with regard to Ruruno..."We expect production to be 76koz in 2026 and 20koz in 2027"

DB said they could start taking the BIOX tanks down in September. This still leaves several months of processing left, as the remaining oxidized ore doesn't not require BIOX processing, although recoveries will be slightly lower than present. Some Oxide material was also put to the side when they had the contamination when they altered the mining schedule.

Check the time of the trades and the price at the time.

e.g the 15:32 1m at 12.70. I had a firm quote with H&L to buy 900,000 at 12.68 just before that. That was the max available to buy online. I didn't accept, then tried again a few mins later and couldn't but anything. So did a fill and kill for 100k(EMS for the remaining MM on the ask) and got those.

"it did..."

I did from the day lows, corresponding with Gold starting to go positive and the large trades. Good volume today.

Https://www.manilatimes.net/2025/12/06/business/green-industries/mining-firm-safeguards-manga-river-in-nvizcaya/2237962

His Wife and Kids are also Filipino

You got a much better price than the last Director buy 45 days ago, of 331,453 shares at 14.9 pence :-)

In context, worth quoting the full paragraph

"Given the low level of gold sold in the Quarter, the average sales price received for the Quarter was impacted by the maturing historical 3,900 oz gold hedges that realised an average sales price of US$2,235 per oz. The final historic 1,300oz US$2,234 per oz gold hedge was filled in early October 2025. As normal operations have resumed and with the current gold prices the average sales price the Company expects to receive in Q4 2025 should be significantly higher than that achieved in Q3 2025."

Read on in the report you quote "the average sales price received for the Quarter was impacted by the maturing historical 3,900 oz gold hedges that realised an average sales price of US$2,235 per oz"

Holes 1 and 2 were scout holes; looks like they tried to get lucky!

Pads 3 and 4 look like they're on hold, following the results of the Geo Phys done by Austhai Geophysics, so are now target drilling the 1st of Austhai's recommendations.

By the look of the Figure, the hole may not have hit the planned target depth yet, due to the recent delays, as you'd obviously want to at least go all the way through any potential feeder zone.

I was more interested by the green tinge, being potentially Cu, as samples at surface were high in Cu and Zn, not Au. Any repurposed Runruno plant would create a Cu/Zn concentrate mainly, with hopefully Au credits that are likely to also exist in the quartz veins, as well as the Pyrite. Two mines diversified by metal and region would be great!

On the subject of quartz, cores of CCRD042 from Cacao were shown, with 10-20% quartz and the ore body shown with a True Width of 25m. Are these pending Assay once the Lab is live?, which was also said to be in construction now(Q4). Someone posted the other day, that a friend onsite said a rig was on Cacao from 7th Nov.

Apologies, 6k upgrade for 2026

More today. Seems they expect to be there for a while, whilst this data may well be required for the Environmental Impact Assessment that they have already started(DB comments)

"As part of Woggle Corporation’s ongoing Environmental Work Program, our team conducts routine water quality monitoring in the Manga River and its tributaries.

This proactive effort helps us establish accurate baseline data to track potential environmental changes over time. More importantly, it ensures that these vital water bodies remain within the DENR-EMB water quality standards, safeguarding the health of the aquatic ecosystem and the communities that rely on it.

Through consistent monitoring and responsible practices, the Company reinforces its commitment to regulatory compliance, environmental protection, and sustainable land rehabilitation."

H&P in their note on Friday said "We expect production to be 76koz in 2026 and 20koz in 2027"

Previous note on 13th October had " For 2026 we expect production of 70koz"

7k upgrade for 2026, which I assume that's partly to do with "further changes to the mine schedule necessitated by the clean-up of the pit areas"(last Friday RNS)

They hit the Pyrite Halo of the main feeder zone ore body. These type of Halo's are claasic in a VMS system.

"LOOK: Woggle Corporation Extends Lifesaving Support During and After Super Typhoon Uwan

When Super Typhoon Uwan battered Nueva Vizcaya, Woggle Corporation stood with the community at its most critical moment.

Shelter in the Storm:

As strong winds and heavy rains intensified, the company opened its staff house as a temporary evacuation center, providing families a safe refuge from the dangers brought by the typhoon. Our dedicated mess hall team also prepared and served warm meals, while charging stations were made available to help residents stay connected with their loved ones.

Restoring Access, Rebuilding Normalcy:

Right after the typhoon’s passage, Woggle Corporation deployed its excavator to assist in the clearing of major and secondary roads in Dupax del Norte, ensuring that commuters could quickly regain access and resume their daily activities.

In times of disaster, community solidarity matters most. Woggle Corporation remains committed to supporting and helping rebuild the communities we serve."

Especially as the local people now get 40% of Government revenues from any project, under the new mining code.

Good to have it clarified that the Exploration License is free from sensitive areas...

"The company further cited an NCIP Certificate of Non-Overlap confirming that no registered Indigenous Cultural Communities or Ancestral Domains are located within the exploration area."

https://tribune.net.ph/2025/11/07/woggle-resumes-exploration-in-nueva-vizcaya-asserts-full-legal-compliance

Good deal for proven reserves.

"According to David, those dormant mining assets are valued between tens of thousands to tens of millions in pesos."

https://jen.jiji.com/jc/eng_agt?g=inq&k=20251024INQR-business-inquirer-net-554130