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You say that it's a fascinating story but from where I'm sat your posts are just rinse and repeat.

Your comment with "Re the Chad carrot (which was 'expected' in H1 2026 but which has now receded over the horizon into H1 2027) " suggests that SAVE have some kind of control over the timing of the arbitration adjudication.

Just to clarify matters, they don't and my reading of the latest news is that a decision could land anytime between 01/07/26 and 31/12/26. So let's please keep the pessimism factual.

Yes welcome aboard and if you want more in depth discussion on the copper, gold and silver play then the other place is the destination.

Mattjos thread is very, very knowledgeable (site visits etc) and wanabi to a lesser extent being more weighted to general market opportunities.

Sorry for slight off topic folks.

Https://www.savannah-energy.com/application/files/4317/8056/3221/Investor_Presentation_June_2026_FINAL.pdf

My immediate thought is why didn't you use HL ?

MP

Given the assets I don't believe there's any question that the shares are undervalued.

In scenario 2, the suspense is killing me. Any idea what the price will be :)

Sajjad Sabur is a non executive director.

Good to see him putting his faith in the Company.

We had a spike to 10p ish at the end of February and just afterwards Zengas informed us that Ingalls and Snyder had increased their holding.

The price has declined to this 7p ish range for some time and I believe it possible that failing a big seller they are matching trades for them in this 7p area.

But I suppose in the final analysis it matters not, we are still awaiting an update and more particularly news on receivables and arbitration.

Possibly more to do with NIPCO acquiring their final 15 million shares.

If you are going to ramp at least get the name right.

You sound like a fortune teller :)

Is that the day job :)

MudPump

I don't want to turn this into a tennis match but surely it all depends on the Company's financial situation.

If they are suddenly cash rich then all bets are off, or is it on :)

Here's one I made earlier:)

https://investors.fever-tree.com/regulatory-news/422

Re " It is highly unlikely that anyone is going to give them a massive cheque in the short term "

On the contrary, we do have Nigerian receivables due and an arbitration decision pending.

Whilst a favourable arbitration award would unlikely bring an immediate payment, who knows what is being negotiated outside of the courtroom.

We could indeed receive a large cheque from our Nigerian friends.

I get the impression that you would be disappointed if the above two scenarios materialised.

MudPump

I don't understand why 7p creates a ceiling for any share buy back programme. It's a means of returning capital to shareholders and can be implemented at any price deemed to be in the best interests of shareholders by the BOD, who in SAVE'S case hold nearly 15% of the Company.

hx

My interpretation of resolution 1 is that next year normal service will be resumed. ie AGM and accounts presented at the meeting for approval.

It appears that the announcement has already had an effect with pre open currently 3.3p to 3.6p.

They should have done the presentation after market hours, explaining clearly the Zeus arrangement and issued the rns at 7am the next day.

So Ingalls and Snyder continue to add and no noticeable sellers among the 3% brigade.

I wonder where NIPCO/Purebond are getting their 15 million from.

That explains yesterday's price action.

Fever

Any links to the X ;postings please.

I already follow MM.

Normally, only if the condition is stipulated in the articles of association or a share holder's agreement.

RNS 4th February:

Arbitration Update

Our wholly owned subsidiary, SCI, commenced arbitral proceedings in 2023 against the Government of the Republic of Chad in response to the March 2023 nationalisation of SCI's rights in the Doba fields in Chad, and other breaches of SCI's rights. Another wholly owned subsidiary, SMIL, commenced arbitral proceedings in 2023 in relation to the nationalisation of its investment in TOTCo, the Chadian company which owns and operates the section of the Chad-Cameroon pipeline located in Chad. SMIL has also commenced arbitral and other legal proceedings for breaches of SMIL's rights in relation to COTCo, the Cameroon company which owns and operates the section of the Chad-Cameroon pipeline located in Cameroon. We currently expect these arbitral proceedings to be concluded in the first half of 2026.

SCI and SMIL are claiming in excess of US$775 million (plus interest which is currently estimated at in excess of US$215 million and costs) for the nationalisation of their rights and assets in Chad.4 SMIL has a claim valued at approximately US$330 million (plus interest which is currently estimated at in excess of US$67 million plus costs) for breaches of its rights in relation to COTCo.5 Whilst the Government of the Republic of Chad has acknowledged SCI's and SMIL's right to compensation, no compensation has been paid by the Government of the Republic of Chad to date. Savannah remains ready and willing to discuss with the Government of the Republic of Chad an amicable solution to the disputes. However, in the absence of such discussions, SCI and SMIL intend to vigorously pursue their rights in the arbitrations.