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Well given all the drivel on here, only one option open.

The auditor for Soma Gold is now fully aware, chapter and verse. They will be part way through finalising SG's latest AR. Lets see what results....

DYOR

$2,996

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What Dukey you have been in touch with them between 8.30 am and 8.35am?

You need to stick to stuff you understand. RRR doesn't need to go to Arbitration again. Arbitration is where there is a dispute about an agreement. Any dispute was settled by the settlement agreement. RRR merely needs to enforce it, if so required.

DYOR

Read it again Dukey

Boring Boy

1 not "conned", defrauded via tortious interference. Entirely different. "Zero chance" is your biased opinion based on an incomplete understanding

2 Not ambiguous. The Arbitration was brought because of third party ore. It was settled with the settlement agreeing third party ore was covered by the royalty. Confirmed by RNS: it could not be less ambiguous. Ambiguity might deliberately be introduced by Soma's obfuscatory statement in its AR. The settlement trumps the AR.

Not in the distant future. I suspect production starts this weekend, probably they are getting ready to kick off today. Why the weekend? It gives them up to three days to debug any restart before updating in the market.

DYOR

*Doesn't

Learn to read:

"El Limon

The Company owns 100% of the El Limon Mine and Mill in Antioquia, Colombia. The mine is subject to a 3%

NSR royalty on gold mined on the El Limon mineral licenses, to a maximum of US$2,000,000. Upon reaching

the US$2,000,000 NSR royalty threshold, the NSR royalty decreases to 0.5% up to a maximum of

US$1,000,000"

If only refers to the mine and not the mill. It is a true statement but incomplete. It does say what assert it says.

Taken from the last report filed with the SEC. If you read it closely, it is obfuscatory: deliberately or otherwise.

DYOR

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Https://x.com/GarrettGoggin/status/1900193954206810439?t=wiknraTbD0RAuGGH94A80w&s=19

DYOR

So again I come out with hard information, you don't like do start drivelling on.

Tell us about the $420m Boring Boy.

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Hey Boring Boy, can you explain the $420m to me?

Dukey your English Comprehension skills are nearly nil. For your assertion to be correct another word would need to be present and word is "only". It is not there and it was me that repeatedly pointed you to the source. Eventually you looked at it after previously denying the royalty entirely. Now that you think it can construed negatively, you are all over it.

What happened to all the assertions that if it isn't in an RNS it isn't real?

RRR went to Arbitration specifically over third party ore. It was settled as confirmed in an RNS: at the moment there is no dispute.

DYOR

Https://x.com/BullionBrief/status/1900278241069588945?t=oc1fU6ZHAgIKNL5ZA1dBYA&s=19

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Https://x.com/TaviCosta/status/1900220036612075863?t=toR3v9qQkThmOAep_-HQ_g&s=19

DYOR

$2,981

There is silver in the dore produced by Soma Gold.

DYOR

You see Boring Boy, this is why people find you so boring. You come out with a bunch of statements, they are comprehensively rebutted but you just put out w a different loop. No doubt you will just come out the the same false statements in a few days. You will get rebutted and then do just do another loop. This has been your modus operandi now for at least three years.

RRR went to Arbitration, the settlement was that the royalty covered third part ore processed through El Limon. There can be no dispute as of now because, unless production has started this week and Soma hasn't bothered to update the market, there is no production. So to say that there is a dispute is misleading. There may or may not be a dispute in due course, who knows? There are disputes all the time in business.

As of now the status is that the royalty covers ore processed through the El Limon mill. If Soma disputes that then no doubt RRR will protect its position.

No doubt once production restarts RRR will be politely writing to Soma to assert its interests.

DYOR

as dukey said, well what a rejoinder.

well not relevant until the el limon mill restarts but that appears to be imminent. i know you just repeat the same mindless drivel but let me give you where the ore is coming from. it is coming from the el limon tenements via formerly illegal miners, it is coming from the zancundo mine owned and operated by denarius and it is coming excess supply from el cordero that would otherwise go through the el bagre mill.

so at least some comes from the el limon mill regardless and hampson confirmed to me over a year ago that they intended to restart mining operations at el limon in 2026 (not the mill, the mine).

the dispute that went to arbitration between rrr and colombia milling (which became para resources and then soma gold).

https://*********************/newsfeed/article/colombia-update-669632

"the settlement provides that:

o cml will within 60 days make a us$250,000 partial prepayment of the us$1m promissory note ("note") held by red rock

o the balance of the note will remain payable on 1 april 2018

o the 3% nsr royalty will be construed as covering all gold produced from the el limon mill site, including gold produced from third party ore"

"this settlement protects our royalty revenue stream by clarifying a matter that had become important following the acquisition by cml and its parent of additional gold tenements around the mine site, from which a large part of their production is planned."

this is one of the problems in engaging with socialists: you specifically repudiate their point and they just repeat days later, again and again and again.

the main point covered was: did the deal cover third party ore processed through the el limon mill or not. they settled and agreed that it did. when you give an undertaking to a court of arbitration it is done in writing. there should be no doubt whether third party ore is covered or not.

dyor

$2,973.......

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Up 8.77% so far today on no news..... Any of the investment geniuses otherwise known as the pub group care to hazard a guess why?

Maybe someone thinks restart of El Limon mill is imminent?

DYOR

I didn't know NTOG or RRR existed in 1987, mainly because they didn't. Difficult to see how I could have talked about two companies that wouldn't exist for another 20/25 years. Likely not a problem for someone with your foresight though.

DYOR