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RBM, I only post on one share on this this board.

Because I only hold one share in the uk.

I'm on hotcopper with my other holdings.

All on asx.

I've made it my life's goal to challenge the utter rubbish posted on here.

In response to the abusive response I received following my first post.

I've not sold out, because as I've said many, many, many times, I expect to make a modest profit on my 3.5p investment.

And I've weighed up the odds are in my favour that the vote will carry, and their is a possibility the Chinese will add a sweetener.

As for my response to other posters.

Note I only respond to clowns, fantasists, liars, and attention seekers,who post absurd opinions as facts.

Hopefully you can now sleep easy

Rbm.

I suggest you read my posts.

Everything you've asked , I have addressed many times.

I also suggest you transfer some of your energy, to questioning some of the absurd sh$te posted on this board

Some of our saviours this last week.

The USA

Jcc will up the bid

Davros, Henry meeting nobby

Counterbid

Jcc is not a miner

The courts will block it

It will be voted down

The price of gold and silver is rocketing

Don't worry, Rodney's preparing for the hearing

Get the picture.

DESPERATION

Here are the key mines that Jiangxi Copper owns and operates: �

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Dexing Copper Mine – One of the company’s flagship assets and one of the largest open-pit copper mines in China. �

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Yongping Copper Mine – A copper mining operation owned and managed by JCCL. �

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Chengmenshan Copper Mine – Another core copper mining site under JCCL’s control. �

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Wushan Copper Mine – Operated by Jiangxi Copper as part of its domestic mining portfolio. �

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Yinshan Lead-Zinc Mine – A lead-zinc mining operation in addition to copper mines.

Bbg. Are you stupid

Didn't I point out to you last week, jcc are not just smelters .

They own and operate several mines.

Rodney, yet another of your can, could, I think, maybe posts, that makes 6783 .

Majors and institutions supporting it.

Share price hovering around the offer price

Directors recommending it

Time running out.

Yes Rodney.

Another post from you of could , maybe, if.

I repeat.

"Majors and institutions supporting it.

Share price hovering around the offer price

Directors recommending it

Time running out.

Rich, I must be the longest non shareholding troll in history.

Twat

Yes Rodney. But the difference is, I'm giving evidence and facts why I think another bid will come.

You on the other hand, have to date not posted one thing to back up your view.

You just repeat the same thing, over, and over, and over, and over.

Arok.

Do you not think jcc have crunched the numbers.

Arok.

Are you referingbto the independant pfs.

Or the two done in house

Monte the fact your not sure what would happen to the sp. If jcc pulled out.

Suggests that investing is not for you

Pack.

Pack. Don't make yourself look a twat.

Yes Rodney, You keep saying that.

I am well aware, that a bid can come any time.

Without a scrap of evidence to support that this will happen.

And a heap of evidence supporting it won't happen.

I will go with what I see.

Not with what I want to see.

And what I see is a counter bid won't happen.

Certainly not by bhp.

What I see.

Majors and institutions supporting it.

Share price hovering around the offer price

Directors recommending it

Time running out.

Pray tell me what you see. To warrant your regurgitated many times a day dribble

That's see, not what you want to see

My last comment before I head out to 39% and wall to wall sunshine.

If in the extremely unlikely event that solg is not mentioned in davros.

What's the next thing "we've just you wait till " we've

To wait for.

Is it the auction,

Is it the court case

Is it the vote.

Because in my view, their will be no auction

The court case that rodders holds high hopes of, will be a foregone conclusion. Majors happy with 28p. Rodney's not, think about it

The vote, is a done deal.

Now that I've posted evidence of why in my view bhp will not be making a counter offer.

Can one, just one of you super sleuths post evidence, not wishful thinking, evidence, as to why bhp will make an offer.

Sorry Rodney.

Meant to say 2 days ago, you was super excited about the USA saving us.

Today it's davros that's exciting you

Rodney, have we gotten over the your perceived excitement already

Because your now telling us your super excited about davros.

I bet your a bugger at Christmas, all those presents, oh the excitement.

In all my 50 odd years of share dealing, and reading these boards.

I can honestly say, I've never come across a group of people who are so attached to a share, it's become painful to watch.

Not to mention the creative thinking, whereby the world revolves round solg.

A badly run minor explorer,

Not to mention, I've been impressed by the fact the solg forum has had more contacts with a board of directors in the last year, than I've seen in the last 50 from my over years investments.

Like I said it's become sad and clearly obsessional for you all

Evidence BHP is selling or exiting higher-risk exposure

🔹 1. Minority positions

BHP has steadily reduced or exited:

Passive exploration stakes

Non-operated JVs

Financial investments without control

The SolGold situation fits this pattern very closely.

A quick search as to why bhp making a counter bid will not be top of the agenda at davros.

Key reasons for the sale include:

Strategic Realignment: BHP is pivoting its copper focus towards assets in Argentina (such as the Vicuna joint venture) and expanding its existing South Australian operations.

Frustration with SolGold Management: BHP became frustrated with SolGold’s decision to pursue debt funding rather than issuing new shares, which diluted smaller investors and did not align with BHP's preferred growth strategy.

Declining Investment Appeal in Ecuador: The investment climate in Ecuador has deteriorated due to rising violence associated with drug cartels, alongside increased fees for mining leases imposed by the government.

Capital Allocation: The sale serves as a "handy cash injection" (approx. $175 million) to help fund other, larger, and more prioritized growth projects.

Alternative Copper Opportunities: BHP is exploring other options to boost its copper output, such as potential interest in Freeport-McMoRan, rather than relying on the SolGold stake.

Essentially, the exit allows BHP to reallocate capital from a challenging, high-risk jurisdiction to more favorable, high-growth, investment.