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Locix. Update on the redomiciliation of Polymetal

Dear Polymetal investor,

As we mark the one-month anniversary of Polymetal's re-domiciliation to AIFC and AIX Registrar, we seek to provide you with a detailed update on the latest developments.

Almost all backlogs have now been processed and we will soon be able to deal with inquiries as we receive them. However, it must be stressed that 80% of investors have still not come forward to us to access their Registrar or Tabys account. As we have no way of reaching out to these investors, we will request Polymetal to send a reminder to their database and we also kindly request investors who participate in forums on social medias to share this information. Any information who has concerns on how to access or activate their Registrar or Tabys account should step forward and contact us at the earliest at the email address below.

After this first month, the main issues that investors are facing can be summarized as follows:

• Investors being unable to locate their securities. This is by far the most common issue. A significant number of investors did not receive their certificates in time prior to the re-domiciliation. As a result, their name does not appear in the AIX Registrar. This is very common with investors who purchased their securities via US-based online brokers. Our first message is to reassure these investors that their securities ARE NOT LOST. All Polymetal shares that were on record at the previous Registrar were transferred to the AIX Registrar. Not a single one is missing. The arduous part is now for us to work with Nominee holders to locate investors' holdings and squeeze them out of the Nominee account. Investors then have the choice either to receive them in an account opened under their name at the AIX Registrar (after successful KYC) or to an account opened under a broker or custodian at the AIX CSD.

Tomato - Tomato, all that matters at this point is GKP can survive indefinitely, barring a massive Pyrrhic decision by either government of moving to take over the oilfields, (can't see it happening), then it's a question of how good or bad a deal comes out of this, there's people coming out into the streets now https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/32498-Demonstration-held-in-Duhok-against-Iraqi-government%E2%80%99s-incompetence that's often the start of the end game.

Was a complete novice when I started buying Polymetal in April last year, and I'm still in short pants investing wise, BUT one lesson I learned on that rollercoaster was to make a cold judgement on the possible outcomes 1. Will the company survive. 2 Will it regain profit making operations. 3 Could I get a similar potential return elsewhere for less risk. 4 Can I walk away from the loss if I get it completely wrong. 5 Do I have faith in the BOD (if you want a masterclass in a Board looking after individual shareholders look at Polymetal, just one example of many, I emailed a question about share transfers at 8pm on a Friday evening, at 8.30pm the head of IR emailed me back) 6 Ignore the disturbed / misery loves company people on BB's, and then 7 take not much notice of SP movements, apart from topping up requirements. Not sure I've learned the last one yet, some terrible top ups 🤣🙈 but GKP fits the bill, with obvious reservations. Really appreciate the input of posters hete who genuinely want to share their experience and add to the discussions. Cheers! 😁

Dogbaws. Log in, look for My Shares / Bonds - Big Gold Circle "My IPO" in the middle of the first screen. Press that, they should be listed there. If not email Tabys support they're very good.

25.15 mins into the presentation they say 1.5ish million per month on top of costs.

What he said, sorry was in a rush out.

There's two, analysts and suchlike at 10 PI at 12.

They've taken the risk statement I think and reported it as a news release / statement.

Anyone read the Reuters release? They appear to be quoting the management as saying "GKP has 12 months to live", kind of. I'm not experienced in this stuff, are they quoting risk appraisal stuff as if it's a news release by GKP? Happy to be enlightened here, just not by Ponzi, CCC et Al 🤪

HTTps://t. me/ POLYLondon remove the gaps, just search the link or Poly London and we should come up.

Understandable that the SP isn't rising after so many false starts, but looking like the pressure is building nicely now. Heads of Government Departments activity involved rather than local politicians talking merde and making false promises 🧐 Feeling more positive about this than in a while.

All the idiots do is drain your energy, filter filter filter 💀

Https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/32408-Association-of-oil-companies-in-Kurdistan-appoints-retired-colonel-as-spokesperson

Aaaaand guess who blew the Nord 2 pipeline 🫣 Clue, it wasn't Russia. https://youtu.be/U8dGk_qtImY?si=ZpAZARn5NeH6Cx0B

Some chunky numbers after the bell again 🤔

Forgot to add the headline

Baghdad -

The Iraqi and Turkish oil ministers stressed today, Tuesday, the importance of resuming oil flows after the completion of pipeline rehabilitation operations.

More fig biscuits, if you remember them you have my empathy 😬

Https://www.ina.iq/192034--.html

A statement by the Ministry of Oil, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that "Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs and Oil Minister Hayan Abdul-Ghani met in Ankara, Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alp Arslan Bayraktar."

He added, "The two ministers discussed a number of bilateral and regional issues of common concern and stressed the importance of the crude oil pipeline between Iraq and Turkey, and the resumption of crude oil flows, after the completion of the necessary rehabilitation and examination processes that require their implementation after the earthquake incident last February."

The two ministers emphasized "enhancing prospects for joint cooperation in the fields of energy, oil and gas, electrical interconnection and renewable energy."

The statement indicated that "the joint Iraqi-Turkish economic committee, which is chaired by the two ministers, decided to hold the nineteenth meeting of the committee in Baghdad, the date of which will be determined later

After so many a false dawn, there's going to be a few investors caught with their pants down when firm news breaks and there's a pile up for shares 🛌 I'm in the fortunate position of having no more spare funds to put in here..... Er....... 🤔

(Credit punter26:) Iraqi-Turkish diplomatic push over crude flows dispute.

(Argusmedia - Bachar Halabi: Aug 21 2023)

"Iraq's oil minister Hayan Abdulghani is traveling to Turkey today for talks about restarting crude exports, a source with knowledge of the matter told Argus. A senior Turkish official will be in Baghdad later this week.

No details were forthcoming about prospects for Abdulghani's planned talks or any date for the restart of crude flows from Turkey's Mediterranean port of Ceyhan.

Ankara halted Iraqi crude exports from Ceyhan on 25 March after an arbitration ruling said Turkey had allowed crude to be exported without Baghdad's consent. This has shut off around 400,000 b/d of crude controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and 70,000 b/d marketed by the federal Iraqi government for almost five months.

Talks between Baghdad and Ankara about a restart of the pipeline have been inconclusive. Turkey is holding out on paying $1.47bn in compensation to Baghdad for breaching the bilateral pipeline deal, pending an agreement over the payment and clarity about Iraq's position on a second arbitration case. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has thrown the ball into the Iraqi court, saying on 12 July that the delay stems from disagreements between the KRG and Baghdad.

Turkey's foreign minister Hakan Fidan, a former intelligence chief known as Erdogan's 'problem solver', is scheduled to visit Baghdad on 23 August, according to Iraqi prime minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's advisor Farhad Alaadin. Fidan will hold talks with al-Sudani and other senior Iraqi officials and will visit Erbil, the capital of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region.

Erbil and Baghdad are locked in several disagreements over the region's oil and gas sector, but with the shut-in persisting, Erbil is beginning to feel the full effects of its weakening political autonomy and inhibiting geography."

hTtps://www.argusmedia.com/en//news/2481450-iraqiturkish-diplomatic-push-over-crude-flows-dispute