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We travel to Accra, Ghana; Sierra Leone; Bamako, Mali; and, other countries in West Africa to export gold to the states (either New York or Dallas). Thereto, we must raise capital to meet the needs of the company to export the gold. Over the years, we have developed long- term, professional relationships with small and medium scale miners, artisans, exporters, government officials, financial institutions and storage facilities ( in the local parlance, "security houses"). Our core business is to export gold and resale the same gold to refineries in New York or Dallas, Texas. Revenue is generated on the difference between the purchase price and the liquidation price. Even though Ghana is our hub of our operations in West Africa, we buy gold from sellers in the neighboring countries. We have developed mechanisms to defeat fraud, scams and other inappropriate conduct common in "buying gold on the ground" in West Africa otherwise known as the "off-exchange secondary market."

We currently have three separate contracts to export gold at reasonable prices. The contracts span over a 12-16 month period. The reason is we seek long- term contracts and it is our intent to export gold on a monthly basis. Moreover, we are not constantly seeking new sellers. We develop a good group of sellers and work with them thereby avoiding the process of having to constantly seek sellers. At present, we have more than 2,000 kilograms under contract. At the current market value, 2,000 kilograms has a value greater than $100,000,000.00 (One Hundred Million Dollars). However, the value of the gold should be distinguished from revenue. If our net margins are 10% then the company could generate $10,000,000.00 (Ten Million Dollars) in gross profits, before deducting costs and expenses.

PRIVATE PLACEMENT. In late February 2021, we embarked on a 506 (c) Offering of Corporate Notes. The target is to raise $5,000,000.00. Yield 12 % paid annually. The notes have a primary debt component of annual interest. Then, there is a profit sharing component. We intend to take 8% of our net income and place it in a profit pool. The note-holder(s) shall be entitled to receive a proportionate interest in the pool based on the amount of the total notes held, issued and outstanding. To reach our objective, we are offering for sale 1000 (One Thousand ) corporate notes at $5,000.00 (Five Thousand Dollars) per note. If a note-holder owns 20% of the outstanding notes, then he or she will be entitled to 20% of the funds in the profit pool. Since the life or maturity of the notes is three (3) years, then the company will repeat the process every year for three years. At the maturity of the notes, the note-holder is returned his or her initial capital contribution. *The corporate notes can only be sold to "ACCREDITED INVESTORS." The offering is subject to many federal and state securities laws and regulations. The company only makes formal offers through its Private Placement Memorandum ("PPM"). The PPM contains many federally required disclosures of "risks" and other information. Please read the PPM carefully. Contact the company to receive a copy of the current PPM. (Slj@GovenlockGreen.com)

We have three excellent day to day affiliates in the states. Two of whom are from Chicago and knowledgeable about the gold sector in West Africa. The third affiliate is from Tennessee, a Ghanaian by birth and a U.S. citizen. The third affiliate brought the sellers for one of our major sellers currently under a long-term contract. Lastly, we have been working with an outside accountant, who we hope will ultimately become the Chief Financial Officers for the company. We also work with many different people on the ground in West Africa. We are fortunate and blessed to have a good management team.

Answer: It takes approximately 15 calendar days for each lift assuming the banks and airlines are operational. The more recent issue is Covid 19 and the inherent challenges it causes for international travel. Before returning to the states, we must take Covid tests in Ghana. We traveled at the end of January and into February of this year to Accra, Ghana. Before returning to the states, we had to undergo Covid 19 tests in Ghana before boarding the flight to the United States. We comply with the laws of Ghana and the United States.

What is anticipated with respect to the price of gold for the current fiscal year?

Answer: We expect the price of gold to remain stable with normal fluctuations based on the value of the dollar. When the dollar is strong, the price of gold tends to be lower; conversely, when the dollar weakens, the price of gold tends to increase.

Answer: We are uncertain about the long-term impact, but the short-term impact is limited. Overall, we do not expect any correlation between bitcoins and the world market price of gold. From a global, macro -economic view, the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Central Banks around the world are carefully watching bitcoins for many reasons unrelated to the price of gold.