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May be there are things we don't know. Gina or others could bid 36p, spends less than 1p on TAM, 1p on ExplorCo. Then sell the whole at 80p if not interested to go further.

In a statement, Zhou Shaobing, vice chairman and general manager of Jiangxi, said, he was "delighted" that the SolGold board had unanimously accepted the offer, with the support of other major shareholders. Zhou added that he was "excited by the potential of the Cascabel Project."

SolGold Chief Executive Dan Vujcic said the board "believes it is in the best interests of shareholders and the company" to accept Jiangxi's final offer, following careful consideration internally and in consultation with other major shareholders.

Dan is in his linkesin wishing happiness to others. Now, he is doing business development for himself; he didn't have time for BD for solg.

Trust the board; they cant be doing anything non ethical. Where is Rodney?

Stick,

I'm a SH and I have a defeated attitude. I have lived enough to know that can be corrupt. But if you think you can help with a better outcome, I will be the first to thank you.

This one from the other BB is good:

Oops, we were shaffed.

You can't win a fight when the enemy is an insider who was supposed to lead the battle. Hey oui, c est la vie.

Who said trust the board?

So no major change for the SP. It should mean no walk away but also no bid change. So may be an extension!

So no major change for the SP. It should mean no walk away but also no bid change. So may be an extension!

Https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/15/copper-prices-could-hit-new-highs-as-traders-rush-metal-into-the-us.html

And Glencore copper production forecast down.

From the other BB

Speaks volumes to me that whereas a bidders share price generally falls ,Jiangxi’s share price has risen some 30% since it make its bid. Wonder who the market thinks got the better end of the deal?!

TDH

Hope not cause the SP doesn't give hope.

From the other BB;

Today's MoneyWeek has an article entitled King Copper's reign will continue and one of the more interesting, if obvious, statements is " much as oil dictated the geopolitics of the last century, access to copper is becoming an economic imperative in this one ".And it goes on to mention that more than 40% of copper processing takes place in China, much to the alarm of Western politicians.And it takes an average of 15 years to turn a new copper find into a productive mine, and big new discoveries have slowed to a trickle over the past decade.And yet here we have two of the Wests biggest mining companies agreeing to sell one of the potentially biggest new copper mines in the world on the cheap to a Chinese company.It beggars belief

Hi Mather

No I'm not. I'm just, like many here, very angry to be told by a boss that the asset NAV is 164p then did many thing to cancel the asset value (conferences, assays, no BD with UA and SA...)

Buying now for thise who have cash makes some sense. It is averagibg down or buying for a 10% return.

10% return on £1m in a couple of weeks is not bad.

" ..the only thing being "mined" here is the shareholders' pockets."

And what about NM and NWP?