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AIMinvestor22...

Like I said—you have nothing constructive to post! All you post are rubbish!

Get a life, because you sound like a complete loser!

AIMinvestor22

You’ve made your point, but things change. Businesses go through different phases. There was a time when no one wanted to buy gold because the returns were very poor. I personally wouldn’t have touched a gold stock when gold was below $2,000. But now everyone is buying gold—the world has changed, and it’s one of the best assets to hold. I’m sure the Board understands this and is now focused on building a solid business with good returns for shareholders.

So give it a rest. Everyone here already knows what you think about this company. All you do is bore us to death!!!

This guy does nothing but post rubbish here. I haven’t seen him make a single constructive comment. Why even post here if you have no holding? You must be mentally unwell to come here, write rubbish, and, worst of all, take pleasure in it. Very sad!

I’m all for free speech, but to constantly, day after day, post negativity, twist every RNS into something negative, and mislead small investors should not be allowed.

AIMinvestor22...........

You’re boring me.

Please go away. Listening to your constant, meaningless posts is really tiresome.

Stop spamming this board with rubbish.

Just go AWAY!!!

AIMinvestor22

Small purchases don’t tell the full story — remember the directors haven’t taken any cash salary, only shares, so any buying comes from their own savings or other sources. That shows real commitment.

Constant negativity here really doesn’t help anyone. The “just helping other investors” line doesn’t hold up — everyone can make their own decisions.

It almost reads like a bit of envy or surprise that the directors are buying, especially with your comments about the chairman letting a few people know in advance. Insider info?

My advice: give it a rest and find something better to focus on.

Haha, fair point — but every buy counts, especially when it’s coming from the people running the company.

It’s not about the amount, it’s about the message: confidence, alignment, and belief in what’s being built here!!

The BOD are clearly laying the foundations for a real turnaround. They now understand that true success comes from standing alongside the small investors who’ve backed the company with their hard-earned money.

With gold expected to keep rising in the coming years, this stock has serious multi-bagger potential. Buying below the recent placing price looks like a real gift.

As always — do your own research, then invest with confidence!!

JamYesterday.....

Do a bit of homework before commenting — both directors have already taken close to £100,000 worth of salary in shares and haven’t received any cash payments. So any additional share purchases are coming from their personal savings or other income. They wouldn’t be increasing their holdings unless they truly believed in the company’s future.

Great to see the directors not only taking wages in shares but now buying more on the open market. That’s real skin in the game. Christian Yates and his wife have both bought additional shares at 0.3899p, showing real confidence in where Nativo is heading.

It’s also worth remembering that directors haven’t been taking cash salaries — they’ve been compensated in shares, which means they’re effectively working for free and backing the company’s future success. Add to that the new institutional investor, and the picture is getting stronger.

For me, this is exactly what you want to see — management fully aligned with shareholders and putting their own money on the line. Confidence is clearly building here.

STRONG BUY.

(IMHO!)

Good spot by MrH_m---The Yorkville CLN is unsecured, as stated clearly in the RNS:

“The Company’s obligations in respect of the CLN shall be unsecured.”

— the Yorkville CLN is unsecured, which means the lender is taking the full risk without any security over the company’s assets. That shows real confidence from an institutional backer like Yorkville. They clearly believe in the management’s plan to get the mines and processing back into production.

Golf....

I’ll be reaching out to management this week. I’d like to see more interaction with small investors through interviews and regular updates on their X.com account. Frequent updates on X will allow investors to see progress as it happens, rather than waiting for a major RNS.

Small-cap companies often make good progress, but it’s invisible to investors until a big announcement. By keeping us updated in real time, we can better understand what’s happening on the ground. After major updates, an interview to explain the RNS and possibly a Q&A session would be very valuable.

The past is the past, but moving forward, keeping investors well-informed is key to their long-term success.

I get your frustration, and you’re right — delivery is what ultimately matters! That said, the recent CLN isn’t just about covering costs; it’s structured to fund the operational restart, including Tesoro and La Patona milestones. Regular RNS updates show progress is being made, even if slower than some hoped.

We also need to give management a little time to get things moving — these things can’t happen overnight.

Funding was the most important step, as you would agree, because without it, they simply couldn’t do the work required. Gold production will obviously be the real catalyst, but the funding and project work now underway are the steps that make that possible.

Guzz......

I understand your concerns, but it’s worth looking beyond the headlines. The CLN deal actually comes with a 15% premium conversion price, low interest, and early repayment option, which is quite strategic. Coupled with the operational milestones coming up — Bonanza Vein Study, Tesoro restart, La Patona commissioning — the potential for re-rating is real.

Sometimes patience and understanding the details make all the difference.

Buyer stepping in! Seems some may not have read the full RNS. lol!

This is a great chance for anyone with cash to invest below the placing price. IMHO!

AIM -

The market may not have fully priced in the operational restart, offering potentially favourable upside versus risk.

And dont forget the key near-term milestones include the Bonanza Vein Study, Tesoro mine restart, La Patona plant commissioning, and possible tailings project activation — each could drive a re-rating.

The next RNS or interview could trigger the next upward move.

This will finish blue today! IMHO!

Seen it many times before — early sell-off on the news, then a steady climb back as the market realises it’s actually good news.

The news is very positive. Once we start making gains, there’s even the option to repay the loan early. Not sure why would anyone sell here.

Let’s see how the day unfolds.

Seeing some panic this morning, but let’s be clear — the 10% drop is all about perception, not reality. Here’s what’s really going on:

**1. “Funding” headlines trigger fear of dilution**

Retail investors on AIM often see words like *funding*, *convertible loan note*, or *ATM facility* and instantly assume big dilution is coming. Many don’t read beyond the headline. In reality, this deal includes a **15% premium conversion price** — something you almost never see. It’s not a discounted placing, and it’s structured responsibly. But perception drives short-term price moves, not facts.

**2. CLN stigma — but this one’s different**

Convertible loan notes have a bad reputation on AIM because they’re often used by struggling companies for discounted conversions. That’s **not the case here**. Nativo’s CLN carries a **15% premium conversion price**, a modest **5% coupon**, and even an **early repayment option**. More importantly, the funds are going straight into **mining and processing operations**, not into admin or overheads.

**3. Weak hands taking profits**

Some holders were just in for a quick flip. Once the RNS landed, they sold into the news and moved on. That’s fine — it’s actually healthy. It flushes out the short-term traders and strengthens the shareholder base with investors who understand the real growth story.

This is a **strategic growth funding**, not toxic finance. Once the market digests that, the sentiment should flip fast. Today’s sellers are short-sighted — this is the kind of funding that gets Nativo producing gold and generating real cash flow. Very bullish setup in my opinion.   

Very positive news — this £2 million funding package is exactly what Nativo Resources needed to move to the next stage. The timing couldn’t be better. With gold-focused operations in Peru ready to restart, this deal gives the company the financial strength to resume mining at Bonanza, build and commission the La Patona Gold Processing Plant, and kick off the feasibility study for the tailings deposit — all key catalysts for near-term and long-term value creation.

The structure of the deal also shows confidence from a serious institutional investor (Yorkville Advisors). They’re not just lending; they’re coming in with a £200k equity investment and a 15% premium conversion price — that’s a strong sign they believe the share price will rise from here. The 5% coupon and flexible ATM facility also mean Nativo keeps control and avoids a heavily discounted placing.

This is a transformational step. It provides the funds to get cash-generating operations running again, removes financial uncertainty, and positions the company to capitalise on the rising gold market into 2026. Once production and revenues begin to flow, we could see a complete re-rating from current levels.

All in all, this funding strengthens the balance sheet, brings in an institutional backer, and accelerates Nativo’s path toward becoming a profitable, cash-flowing gold producer. A very bullish development for long-term holders.

STRONG BUY IMHO!

Aim.....

I did read it somewhere — I’ll see if I can track it down. Ultimately, it’s all going to come down to U.S. debt. We just saw the fastest $1 trillion increase in history, and at this pace, it’s only going to accelerate. The more debt there is, the higher the interest payments become.

With sticky inflation, the Fed can’t cut rates to zero, which leaves us facing a major structural problem for the economy — and that’s one of the key reasons gold is likely to keep rising.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/gold-price-to-touch-8000-jpmorgan-predicts-gold-rally-to-double-by-2028-latest-gold-price-forecasts-from-goldman-sachs-deutsche-bank-ubs-and-more/articleshow/124764950.cms?utm_source=chatgpt.com&from=mdr

https://discoveryalert.com.au/news/gold-price-forecast-2025-upward-momentum-geopolitical-economic/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/gold-prices-just-crashed-over-10-this-week-falling-below-4000-for-the-first-time-in-october-but-jpmorgan-now-predicts-a-powerful-gold-price-rebound-ahead-full-gold-price-forecast-here/articleshow/124871616.cms?utm_source=chatgpt.com&from=mdr

https://www.reuters.com/business/ray-dalio-suggests-gold-shield-us-markets-risk-heart-attack-2025-09-11/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

No matter how much negativity you post, Ranger10uk or AIM, this share will move past 1p this year— and with the right news, I’m expecting it to reach between 7p and 10p.

This company is only just getting started, and with gold projected to rise to $8,000–$16,000 over the next few years, I can’t see this stock doing anything but performing strongly.

This is a classic sector play — when gold moves, money inevitably flows into related stocks. I believe this one could easily reach a +£20 million+ market cap once sentiment turns.

Not many people are connecting the dots here, so let me explain why gold has been flying and is likely to keep rising:

U.S. national debt is racing toward +$50 trillion, and could surpass that within the next 3 years — debt-driven currency dilution is inevitable.

Central banks around the world (especially China, Russia, and India) are buying record amounts of gold as they reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.

Global tensions (Ukraine, the Middle East, and U.S.–China friction) are driving investors into safe-haven assets.

And let’s not forget persistent inflation — despite what official figures say, real-world costs are still rising.

All this means confidence in paper money is fading, and gold is being revalued as a true store of value. When the sector moves, this stock will move with it — and in my view, it’s just a matter of time.

Im a gold buyer on any dips! I like to invest 10% to 15% of my incoe every month into gold and gold stocks.

STRONG BUY!!!!