So, there appears to be something more terribly wrong with this "reviewable transaction", that may appear to favour an element of management at the expense of shareholders.

Perhaps " Elementos 79" is a fictitious company? If so, the authorities should enjoy perhaps "intent" and "incontestable"? Or, the authorities also have a choice of saying "its ok, no harm done". But a problem presents when the facts depict a value for the Cueva Blanca into the hundreds of millions. How can any agency of the Canadian government condone this transaction of selling a multi- million dollar property for $100,000, when our governments will not let you sell a used vehicle for a dollar to a friend, but has a "black book" that dictates the value of the vehicle for you and helps you to NOT avoid any taxes. This raises another question, perhaps Canadian and Peruvian tax authorities may be interested in this transaction as well?