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E_B.

I sincerely refute your accusation of coordination, I am in no way connected to MB, I hold just shy of 1.5 million CGH shares, and confirm that I DON’T have any CGO shares.

I’ve already stated the reason for posting here,: is that the two companies are financially intertwined, and I hope that maybe some members of your board, read this bb, see the type of people they are dealing with. And maybe get Groves and Co to give us some respect.

And YES your assumption of me being a disgruntled Sable shareholder, is bang on. Being treated as we’ve been since 2016 is absolutely disgusting..

As I said earlier, good luck to you, and all the shareholders here.

“Would it be right to say the Sable shareholders would have nothing at all if Contango had not acquired Lubu”

OK, reverse the question, would CGO be in the same place as they are if CGH hadn’t let go of the Lubu project?

And until CGH start to RESPECT their shareholders, we’re not likely to know the answers!

Respect and acknowledgment of their shareholders is all ask, and I think were you in the same situation, would have a similar view.

E_B

You may well be strictly right, in your comment, but the reason for my incursion onto your bb is to highlight the “characters” your board are making deals with. If they can treat their own shareholders in such fashion, what could they be like in your boards dealings with them?

As there’s no CGH bb, anyone wanting to research prior to investing in CGO, could take a look at the old LSE Sable (SBLM) board, to see who their board are dealing with.

Good luck to you and all the other investors here.

Early-Bird,

We fully understand the position, but, as explained in my post below, there are no “contact details” anywhere on their website. They’ve ignored repeated attempts at communications sent via brokers.

An absolutely disgraceful way to treat shareholders.

CGH, formally Sable Mining:

Since delisting in 2016 and becoming CGH, they have seriously mistreated their private shareholders, apart from one derisory offer to buy their shares, they have failed to update the companies position, in any way whatsoever.

During this period of silence, they have have sold significant assets, without any shareholder involvement or approval.

Their website provides no contact information whatsoever, and they have ignored repeated attempts of communication from shareholders via their brokers.

So, CGO shareholders beware! Groves & Co are the kind of people your board members are dealing with.

MAYBE, the CGO board could divulge the full details of their dealings with CGH.

Further email from JP Morgan, arrive today, since my “gee up” message:

Dear ***

Thank you for your email.

The relevant department are still looking into your enquiry and will provide a response when one is available. We apologise for the amount of time this is taking and for any inconvenience this has caused you.

If you have any questions, please call us on 0800 20 40 20 or +44 1268 44 44 70 from outside the UK. Our telephone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5.30pm.

Kind regards

Steve Doyle

Head of Client Services

And good morning to Frankie too, hope she’s up and about, and reading this great news. GLA

Meanwhile I emailed again, to gee them up, and got the following email on 7th October, so we’ll have to wait and see:

Thank you for your email.

We have referred your enquiry to the relevant department and they are looking into this for you. We will contact you again when we have further information to provide you with. We thank you for your patience.

If you have any questions, please call us on 0800 20 40 20 or +44 1268 44 44 70 from outside the UK. Our telephone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5.30pm.

On 27th September I received the response below:

Thank you for your email.

Please be advised we have referred your enquiry to the department concerned and we will reply in full as soon as possible. We thank you for your patience while we look into your enquiry.

If you have any questions, please call us on 0800 20 40 20 or +44 1268 44 44 70 from outside the UK. Our telephone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5.30pm.

Kind regards

Steve Doyle

Head of Client Services

On 13th September I sent the message below to JP Morgan:

Hi, I write to see if you are able to help me with my enquiries.

I am a small private investor, who has the misfortune to be holding some 1.25 million shares in Consolidated Growth Holdings (formally Sable Mining).

On the Sable website @ 10/08/2016 (just prior to their suspension and delisting), JP Morgan were noted on the list of “significant investors” as holding 85,522,078 shares - 7.72% of the company.

Since delisting and becoming CGH, they have seriously mistreated their small shareholders, apart from one derisory offer to buy shares, they have failed to update the companies position, in any way.

During this period of silence, they have have sold significant assets, without any shareholder involvement or approval.

So my enquiries to JP Morgan are:

Do JP Morgan still hold shares in CGH?

Are you able to inform small private holders of any CGH news? Obviously I’m not requesting any “insider information”.

Are JP Morgan able to assist small shareholders in making CGH fulfil their legal obligations?

Any assistance/help/advice would be gratefully appreciated.

An long lost friend of mine once asked for a lend of my spec’s, crikey he said, “you must have good eyesight to see through these” ;-)

Wonder whatever happened to these?

SIGNIFICANT SHAREHOLDERS, as shown on the SBLM website @ 10/08/2016:

Abingdon Investments : 162,995,000 - 14.70%

Beyond Africa Fund Ltd : 105,008,116 - 9.47%

JP Morgan : 85,522,078 - 7.72%

Audley Capital : 64,750,994 - 5.84%

US Global Investor Funds : 46,188,390 - 4.17%

RAB Capital Ltd : 42,000,000 - 3.79%

Knighthead Capital Management : 41,331,740 - 3.71%

TT International : 41,087,074 - 3.71%

Henderson Global : 34,651,026 - 3.13%

Count me in, anything that might bring these people to book.

As I’ve posted here before, I’ve sent messages to CGH via hannah@nevilleregistrars.co.uk and despite Hannah’s help in forwarding my messages, as expected I got no response from Grove & co.

Maybe if, as shareholders, we bombard Neville Registrars with emails, it might, just might solicit a response, (don’t hold your breath though) good luck all.

Wed, 14th Sep 2016 12:40
RNS Number : 8393J
AIM
14 September 2016

NOTICE

14/09/2016 12:40pm

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF TRADING ON AIM

SABLE MINING AFRICA LIMITED

Trading on AIM for the under-mentioned securities has been temporarily suspended from 14/09/2016 12:40pm, pursuant to AIM Rule 1.

Stretching the meaning of TEMPORARY a bit far !!!

Wonder what happened to the Institutional Investors? Seem to remember there were several, or am I mistaken?

KDNC will go to the moon

I hope it’s well before I go to heaven. ;-)))

Yeah, come back Frankie, if this rise carries on we might even be able to afford some new gardening gauntlets, lol.

My response message posted yesterday, has been removed??

Contact us message to Path:

Sir/Madam,

Your last RNS,

Mon, 15th Feb 2021 14:00

RNS Number : 1470P
Path Investments plc
15 February 2021

States:

Restoration of Trading
Following the termination of the Transaction, it is expected that Path's ordinary shares will resume trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange in due course following consultation with the FCA.

By accident, on Wednesday, I happened to access the LSE boards, to find, Path had resumed trading!

Would you kindly explain to me, WHY hasn’t there been an RNS issued to announce the resumption of trading?

The resumption of trading, WITHOUT any announcement may have left many shareholders without the opportunity to dispose of/purchase shares.

Regards

Let’s see what response there is.

Restoration of Trading

Following the termination of the Transaction, it is expected that Path's ordinary shares will resume trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange in due course following consultation with the FCA.

Have I missed something here?

Where is the RNS informing shareholders of return to trading?