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From RTG Mining's Latest Quarterly Report.
• Subsequent to the quarter, the Supreme Court of Victoria fully dismissed all claims
made by Bougainville Copper Limited (“BCL”), the former owner of the Panguna mine,
against the Company, Central and indirectly SMLOLA. BCL was seeking pre-action
discovery of corporate documents of RTG and others. In addition to the claims being
fully dismissed, RTG and Central received a substantial cost judgement against BCL
for their costs in defending the proceedings. The full judgment is available on the public
record (Bougainville Copper Ltd v RTG Mining Inc & Anor [2021] VSC 231 (5 May
2021)).

• The key findings in the judgement are a complete vindication of the position taken by
RTG, SMLOLA and its members, including a statement from the Judgement in the
Supreme Court of Victoria that the members of the SMLOLA ‘are the relevant and
dominant customary landowners and it will be their views and objections that count
when it comes to any assessment of Landowner attitudes to the grant of any
exploration or mining tenement over the former Special Mining Lease’ (paragraph 46
of the judgement ruling)