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Why doesn't BOD release the outcome of the Vote, they and broker would know. Also I think Vote = Big NO

They say patience is a virtue, but it seems some folks just don’t have any.

My brief assessment is that, based on the current share price behavior, it appears that a “no” vote is more likely. Otherwise, the share price would likely be closer to 28p.

Nissa, I’ll reiterate my position: I project a price range of 10 to 20p within the next 12 months. Most analysts are estimating around 86p, so my forecast is intentionally conservative.

The market appears to be pausing in anticipation of the results from the ongoing discussions between the Board of Directors and DN.

Rewind one of the three musketeers nicked!!!

Well, it seems the truce between JO/POKER and Ice didn’t last long — there’s probably a better chance of the “orange man” brokering lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine.

Does anyone know when trading is expected to resume? It would be a relief to move past all this back-and-forth between the three “musketeers” and focus on the actual progress of the shares.

It’s encouraging to see that the truce between JO and Ice is holding — though admittedly on very thin ice. Let’s hope it continues and ultimately takes us to 50p per share, bringing an end to this long period of struggle.

Slacker Thanks very much for your in sigth

Hi Cwalsh,

I’m not sure how closely you’ve been following the recent updates. Last month, the Board of Directors (BOD) proposed raising approximately £3 million through the issuance of an additional 4–5 billion shares. This move would have significantly diluted existing shareholders’ value and holdings.

Several of us strongly opposed this proposal. Alongside our major shareholder, DN, we worked diligently to persuade all stakeholders to reject the resolutions — and we succeeded.

Currently, there is an offer of £1 million on the table from our major shareholder and supporter, David, which the BOD is now considering. We fully expect the offer to be accepted. It’s clear that the BOD has not managed GDR effectively in recent times, and this could be an opportunity to turn things around.

While I can’t guarantee that anyone will profit, I’m confident — around 98% sure — that all stakeholders stand to benefit. In fact, some investors have already realized gains of up to 300% since the resolutions were rejected. The share price fell as low as 0.24p, and look where it is now.

As with any investment, there are ups and downs, and even professionals sometimes get it wrong. For now, the best approach is to stay patient and await further updates from the company. Given that GDR/BOD only has sufficient funds until the end of the year, we expect a prompt decision and hope to see DN join the Board to help put GDR on a stronger footing.

Please note, this is not financial advice — always make your own informed decisions.

Kaeren - I couldn’t agree with you more. There’s more to this than meets the eye. A target of 10 to 20 pence is achievable — only time will tell.

BM Evan on PFC some of us made little money and got out. Getting out is the most important luck anyone can have. I got out here too with few K profit. It's all about luck and timing.

Lionel1 Not at all....within 12 months...

Little cross dressing and hint....all those who suffering here GDR is the name all you need to know. WBAFC you would have made 3X only if you had listened to me last week. Still is not too late.

Young K - Thanks Amers .. I posted I trusted you and it's paying off large . Thanks Darling and cus I luv you so much and giving you little hint, don't sell it anything less then 10 ro 20P!!!! Only a matter off time.

nissa sharebel always post ****e, the reason, why is in the only poster, have in the filter bin.

To Slacker and anyone else who questions David’s commitment — consider whether you would have done what he has. We also don’t yet know what additional contributions he may make to GDR to ensure its success.

Let me remind everyone that David has likely already invested more than £2 million and may be willing to provide further support if required. No one invests that kind of money with the intention of seeing it go to waste. We should take a moment to appreciate what is currently being offered — and what may still be to come.

Would anyone have preferred a situation with 4 to 5 billion shares in circulation? Had that happened, the company could easily have been taken private at less than 1p per share, leaving retail investors with very little.

Hamilton, it seems you may have misunderstood the situation regarding DN. If DN had intended to take control of this company purely for his own benefit, he could have done so at around 1p, which would have been highly detrimental to the stakeholders. Instead, David has protected us from some very aggressive investors.

Let’s all remain patient and approach this matter with a positive outlook as we await the next update. Given the significant investment David has made, it’s clear that he is committed to the company for the long term.

Speter and Nissa 10 to 20p coming

Nissa, I truly believe that all we need are one or two strong RNS announcements and for DN to finally show his hand. When that happens, GDR could have no limits to how far it can go.

I hope Mr. Saint and our good friend Slacker are reading these posts—because, in time, I’m confident they’ll come to agree with what I’ve been thinking.

A big thank-you to everyone who voted a firm “No” to the massive dilution proposal. I fully understand that we still need to raise funds, but DN’s approach may well have saved all of us here.