RE: CGP3 Sep 2020 18:18
Hello rcgl2, as laid out by KB007 earlier today, will paste in and explain.
Transfer of Interests
From the date of this agreement until the effective date of termination of this agreement, Cornerstone and ENSA may only assign an interest (whether legal or beneficial) in whole or part of the tenement or any interest of ENSA if
(a) SOLG approves the proposed assignee or recipient.
You are correct ENSA is a standalone company, but it's the agreement that gives Solgold and CGP, their relative holding. They lose these holdings, if governance is not applied.
In the above statement, it clearly says, that a time period is agreed, from the point of inception, till effective date of termination. We only have so much time to build this.
The above part applies to Solgold not CGP.
CGP can only assign an interest within the agreement, with the permission of Solgold.
This is the main point. CGP has a 15% interest by assignment, they lose this without, adhering to the governance of ENSA.
Part of the governance, is that any part or whole of ENSA requires Solgolds permission. It's part of the governance.
When ENSA was developed, and updated, this was kept in mind. Both Solgold and CGP, agreed to the terms of ENSA, in order to build a mine, and give taxes to Ecuador's government. When the mine is built ENSA ends, and the respective ownership of Alpala, reverts to the holding companies. If the mine is not built in the required time period, Solgold and CGP lose everything.