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By that same ratio we should be at £15.2m mcap (x9.5 from 0.45p)

I'd say I don't know who you're referring to but welcome to the chat board!

It's ok ifk - we're all excited here too. don't give yourself a heart-attack ;D

And to think we're only at 1.6m mcap... best risk/reward ratio on AIM.

We should be north of 5m mcap at the very least imo (1.4p) - then that should be the new base before gold mining re-starts - should be 5.6p (£20m)+ thereafter.

Ok time to pull out my pom poms.

If you're new to NTVO here are the key things to know:

£1.6mcap @ 0.45p.

at least £465k cash in bank from concluded CLN conversion + £980k (once resolution passes).

zero debt to pay until £35m mcap - with £2.4m more warrant cash to come (via debt holders).

210,000 oz of gold in the ground ($756m) - targeting 8-12g/t (previous mining efforts averaged higher - with up to 63g/t extracted.

100% owned by NTVO.

Bergen Asset Management (NY based investment fund) now own 10.63% of NTVO (as of 05-Sep-25 close-of-play RNS) on top of Richard Edward's 4.6%.

Mining operations targeting restart in Q4-25.

Lowest Gold MCAP play on AIM.

Not a bad time to enter...!

If anything it'll incentivise him to top up again ;D

Nice to see a few new posters with positive mindsets on board! - definitely feels a lot less like traders and more that can see / understand the long term potential here.

Getting really interesting here - significant pain for long termers atm but if you have the calmness to hold (literally no point selling now if you're in at the 1p mark anyway) and better still, if you have any spare funds to average down, then I think we're close to the optimum loading range.

Hmm the CLN conversions + trader interest (negative sentiment) is both crushing and spring-loading the potential rebound here. For those with a long-term view there's some serious money to be made once the squeeze is over. for those with the appetite... nom nom nom!!!! all about the timing. This'll fly fast (well-before all CLNs are converted imo). it'll be a race to get back in low.

If I was inclined to act like your average de-ramper (and had the time) i'd be spamming these facts across lse boards with high volume - wouldn't take many converted to boost the interest here.

10.63% of NTVO acquired by Bergen Asset Management (US NY-based investment fund) - confirmed last Friday after hours.

5% of NTVO now acquired by Richard Edwards

more to follow at these historical lows with gold at all time highs and mining to restart shortly. ;D

No one gets sarcasm anymore meow! ;D - i agree, I want the weak hands to sell and be replaced by stronger hands that see a future here. NTVO will run north far higher with those who actually understand what they are holding and can see a long term future here. Give a few more to Bergen Asset Management / Richard Edwards please - they'll gobble them up at the current price.

ContrarianQuest - account created: 31-Aug-25

Louise82 - account created: 30-Aug-25

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I’m looking forward to Monday’s opening, lots more short-term interest here again following Friday’s late RNS. I think lths are already firmly fixed and even more so now with the US investment fund news. Could be a race to get in 🤞

Wow you’re quick to the game contrarian, given your account was created on 31-Aug-25. I’m sure everyone here believes absolutely all of your narrative- it’s compelling stuff!

But probably best not to give up the day job 🤣

Ah yes business owner - I guess that’s why 10.68% of Nativo was just acquired by a US investment fund. Clearly they are still waiting on the sidelines to make their move 🤣

What does ‘coincident’ mean? 🤔

Bergen Asset Management

Focus on Growth

Bergen is a U.S.-based global institutional investor that makes direct investments in high growth public and private companies around the world. Now as 10.68% shareholder of Nativo - seems like Richard Edward’s wasn’t the only one with big purse strings to grab a slice of Nativo at the all time lows.

Hopefully we see a few more in the near future. Lovely end to the week.

Because a US fund just picked up 10%+ of the company in one fell swoop (check 2nd rns)