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Henry2

Absolutely when you have an already established 20 mt capacity dual processing train with higher grade ore to supplement and blend the lower grade ore. The grade isn't an issue when there's so much of it, it's way more commercial than a much higher grade in a smaller deposit because it will be depleted far sooner. Then we have Havieron ore coming in 2028/9 which will increase the grades too.

We are making billions with what we already have, this just confirms to the (deliberately blind) market that the train will literally keep on running for at least another 20 years.

Sitting pretty.

Great MRE with Tungsten updates to boot.

As many of us expected, Telfer is literally a new discovery in terms of what the international mining community consider a new mine. To add 4.8 MILLION ounces to something 'analysts' have stated in recent interviews to be an expensive millstone producing nothing but low grade rock dust shows just how important Telfer is. This is only an initial resource update using limited data, so we can all read between the lines here and see that many more ounces will be added as Telfer is expanded and deepened.

There have been so few commercial 2 Moz discoveries worldwide in the past 5 years and now GGP RNS a 4.8Moz increase which is what I always thought, a brand new mine within a mine. This will be completely ignored by the market for a while yet because many more of the 'chosen few' will need to get shares here so excuses will be found to keep the price from running too high for the time being (baked in, expected, still risky, squirrel fever, errr Telfer's sand smells etc). This behaviour can't last forever because the pot is boiling rapidly and they can't artificially contain the pressure indefinitely so the lid will blow off soon enough.

Dividends on the way, ever expanding producing asset and another world class mine ready to join the party in a couple of years. Happy Days!

The MRE is not a difficult document to put together and is par for the course for any competent mining company. As the data cut off was back in December 2025 (or thereabouts), the information is already at hand and has been processed and analysed by all those who need to do so. I never expected to see it until the last week of March, so I would imagine it will be released on Monday/Tuesday in Australia.

Shaun knows what happened last time the company missed a target so to do it again so soon after would be completely ridiculous. If he was planning to extend the release date (to include more data for example) we would've been informed already. The wider market behaviour is irrelevant to the MRE and has no bearing on when the data will be released. When it's done the company will want it published to tick off a milestone, and then they can move on to the next stage to prove to the market that Telfer has many years of production left in her. Whatever the plan is, we'll know by Tuesday at the latest.

Happy Friday, pay day for us wage slaves so if there's any ISA allowances left I'm sure they will be filled today.

The clear and obvious drop while so many massive indicies rebalance has been played out beautifully for those who wanted millions of shares at the cheapest price possible. Once all allocations are full (it's still ongoing), the miracle of stability and growth will appear in order to show gains for all the funds who have bought in.

Then the fund managers and 'analysts' will be held aloft as market 'oracles', when the entire smash and grab was nothing more than an orchestrated collaboration between all the entities who set the prices and hold shares on their books. This tune has been played for 1000s of years, and we'll still be hearing it for the next 1000 years.

We will soon have an update on what lies beneath our West Dome, and then maybe, just maybe, we will ALL be rewarded as it becomes rapidly apparent why so many of the world's richest individuals and funds want large slices of GGP.

Nearly there.

Nice one Dip666

Music to my ears hearing the word Dividend finally being acknowledged by the big man. I always expected dividends to arrive way before Havieron comes online simply because it's the best way to reward shareholders and we can easily afford it. Receiving a dividend in an ISA means there's no tax and you can simply use it to buy more shares if that's your preference, or use it for whatever you wish, the main thing is that it's OUR choice as we have the cash in hand.

Pension funds and institutions expect dividends from producers because they are always paying out cash to those in drawdown periods. I know others don't agree but that's why there's menus in restaurants, each to their own and all that. I'm delighted to hear Shaun reference a potential dividend sooner rather than later, it would be very well received by the market for sure.

Roll on the MRE!

Let's hope one of these companies make a commercial find in the region so we can either buy the asset or process their material for a nice fee. All of the shares changing hands at the moment will stop when allocations are full, then we'll have our initial MRE for the West Dome Underground with associated mine extension information. Telfer is a gift that will keep on giving while the cash produced is put to good use getting Havieron developed.

Within 3 years from now (give or take) we should have 2 massive mines in production and possible additional ore from other licences nearby. Once we are firmly in the GDX and ASX100 etc, the movement of large amounts of shares will stop and we'll continue to add value and profit as the quarters roll by.

Looking forward to reading the MRE nose to tail when it's published, I'm sure there will be positive news in there about mine extensions.

The bonus for us is that GGP have been producing and selling at record highs so we have a massive cash cushion that can be used to potentially buy out cheaper licences/companies and add ounces at a discounted price. Being a producer and not an explorer has certainly put GGP in a very healthy financial position compared to many other companies who are still in the exploration phase. Bargains to be had I would imagine, there will be lots of junior CEOs looking for funds in this falling market.

Some people fall in Love with their holdings and put the CEOs on pedestals as if they are some sort of God. The reality in stocks that rely on international pricing is that they fly and plummet based on factors outside of the company's control. That's why top slicing and taking profit is essential for me, and when it drops like this I'm more than comfortable waiting it out because the bottom line remains the same (we will be mining gold/copper for many many years). It looks like all the GDX/ASX funds have been 'gifted' a cheap entry, how convenient.

The 10 year 'chart' like all the other charts ever pondered over by those who think they understand what they actually don't looks the same as it always did, irrelevant. Funny how all the chart cult weren't on here stating their goat entrails and golden showers pointed towards a drop from the £7.40s to around £4.80 within 2 weeks of trading. Why is it that they always point towards massive gains until it starts dropping, and then they spew out the 'technical support' nonsense and then list another support zone when the one they said is 'support' turned out to be as supportive as a candy floss scaffold.

The clear and obvious requirement for those who control the stock markets who needed lots of shares of GGP and other companies might have something to do with the rapid drop. If Shaun thinks this is completely unwarranted seeing as though we have dropped by around £2.50 ish within a few weeks, maybe we could use some of that cash to buy some shares to stick in treasury and then sell them straight back when we fly over £7.00 again. Free money.

The impending next raise/debt will put a nail in this company as it is. If people continue to listen to the dangerous idiots waffling about 'rebounds and charts saying etc etc' people WILL lose most if not all of what they invest. This is a pipe dream company that can be bought out by the spare change in most producers' brew kit jar. If they manage to raise enough funds to drill further, the cost to do a proper drilling campaign will chew up those funds quicker than the dirt in the ground. The best hope for WSBN is to offer most of what they have (75% or more) to a competent mining company to speed up the answer to the ever expanding, and expensive, question, is this commercial?

Funny how whenever there's international bank owned major fund rebalances, 'something' happens to rapidly reduce the price of all of the shares of the constituents who make up the funds to be tracked. I can't imagine the fund who spent over £6 million GBP at £7.21 a couple of weeks ago are selling at £5.47 today. There's a MASSIVE Easter Sale on at GGP (and other producers, emphasis on 'producers'), I'm sure many investors will take advantage.

Keep smiling, It's only 'temporary' numbers on a screen.

The MRE will be released at some point in the March quarter as we all know. It isn't a secret and it doesn't matter one jot whether it's tomorrow or the 31st. The RNS will appear whenever Shaun and his team have completed it. They have all of the information, and they've told us that there was a cut off for any further inclusions so when it drops it should be very detailed. We will also (probably) be informed of further additions once more drilling results have been assayed etc, and the entire purpose of this exercise is to prove to the market that Telfer has many more years of production to feed the hungry mill.

It will be here when it's here and if it isn't then it won't, until it is then it will. Roll on the MRE!

What on earth is that kid talking about there. Has he not read a single RNS about all the drilling and grades being discovered all over Telfer. Talking about processing a low grade stockpile as if that's all we are doing is nonsense. He also talks about Havieron as if it's a high cost burden that won't be producing until 2030.

Telfer will keep producing for many years and that already mined stockpile can always be tapped into as an insurance policy to ensure gold is produced and sold. If you listened to that segment and knew nothing about GGP you would think we were a high risk explorer with a millstone around our necks with Telfer. Lots of mining companies would love the chance to own the only producing plant in the region sat on a large expanding deposit with neighbours who need us more than we need them. This fella is either clueless or duplicitous, and he seems to be attempting to talk his own book as to what he wants to happen.

Telfer is a great asset, and I'm sure the upcoming MRE will lay out a pathway to a long mine life extension.

TimberTrader

Exactly, I was staggered when I read posts from people saying GGP should've increased guidance to please 'the market' when the reality means the faceless spivs would use it to hammer the price if it wasn't met and surpassed. The last time was because GGP used data and numbers supplied by Newcrest that turned out not to be so, this time we are using our own data from extensive drilling and a better understanding of what Telfer is producing.

There aren't many debt free mining companies putting out numbers like GGP each quarter. We beat all of the Australian majors for ounces produced last time so let them drop the price, reality will catch up soon enough. It's never doing this when the end of the month payday happens for us wage slaves so congratulations to all of you who are grabbing more at these prices today.

Yes, a couple of tiny trades got pushed through at £6.26 and pretty much everything of note is on the buy side above £6.40. The collection tins are rattling looking for whatever scraps they can muster to get more GGP shares on their books to sell on to funds and banks whowill soon be scrambling for them. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the 450+ strong mining workforce are busy drilling, loading, and processing raw material to sell to willing buyers at prices the management could only dream about last year. The profit from Gold and Copper is insane, and each day more of it is made at record average prices for this quarter so far.

I don't imagine the funds who were paying £7.21 and above for 10s of millions of dollars worth of these are selling them a week later for £6.26.

Sitting pretty in the Paterson

There are lots of funds who will need GGP shares by the end of this month because they track the GDX/ASX100 etc. They all know who is likely to drop out of the GDX and who is going to replace them. The delayed trades on GGP every single day show continued background buying by entities that aren't private investors. Orders will have been placed so Market Makers and Brokers can start buying up GGP shares to satisfy the demand from those who will soon need them. They can easily grab more shares by raising or dropping the price because people take profit on the way up and sell on the way down to minimise 'perceived' losses.

The assets GGP have will produce for generations, and both Gold and Copper will be in great demand because of the uses in pretty much every industry for copper, and the lure of gold as a store of value/inflation protection. £6 million was spent last week at a price nearly £1.00 per share higher than we can buy today. I'm sure whoever bought them is comfortable that they will be worth much more in the not too distant future.

Let's see how many more delayed trades appear this week, the clock is ticking.

Firstly, anyone who reads or God forbid listens to the poster Ocelot is surely as braindead as he/she/it is. Secondly, Alba and GF are poison in all they do (or don't as is the reality). This is a company that inherited a previously producing, drilled out, and constructed Gold Mine and yet they STILL can't show commercial sales when the price of Gold is at record highs. They spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on surveys, and then commissioned some unfit for purpose second hand scrapheap challenge 'pilot processing plant' from South Africa (do we not have sixth form metalwork classes here in the UK?) to NOT process Gold with because it doesn't work.

They spent months talking about and then draining the chambers so some otters could be moved out of the mine tunnels and surprise surprise, it was winter in Wales and naturally it rained a lot so they all filled back up again. The 'secret' buyer of the £20k coin was 'possibly' George or some other insider using YOUR placing money to buy their own Gold at the anonymous auction. The other one didn't sell so maybe all the placing funds had been spent by then.

Now they are confused as to whether they do or do not own some legal rights to something that will never be monetised in Sweden, so prepare for another cash raise to pay for unnecessary legal fees that will end up with Alba owning nothing but a few more billion shares in their own next to worthless company.

Clogau St Davids has Gold all over it, it has a massive tailings pile outside that could be easily processed to release much needed cash but no, they can't even give a straight answer as to whether they have the legal rights and permissions to process all of the FREE Gold sat in a field in a neat pile. What begins with S and ends in CAM?

Alba No-Minerals (no need to respond Ocelot, it must be hard typing on a keyboard wearing blinkers, so I'll spare you the challenge).

Lovely Spring Day today, and It's also one day closer to clarity on some of the numerous fund rebalances that will need to be satisfied by the end of this month.

If I were a Market Maker, and you were my Lady, would you buy up some Greatland shares, would you act very shady (sorry, got confused with a song there).

We know a shed load of demand for GGP shares is inevitable based on our trajectory and likely inclusion in the ASX100/GDX/Sprott funds. Market Makers can grab what they can with confidence knowing there will be willing buyers at prices much higher than what they are paying for them. It doesn't much matter what happens in the wider market, any company with a large gold/copper mining operation will be making profit hand over fist as more and more people tap out of unicorn tech stocks with nothing tangible behind their insane valuations.

GGP is sitting pretty, roll on the MRE!

The next GGP is GGP because any company that finds anything of significance has 2 maybe 3 options.

1. Fund a mine build via massive dilution & debt and construct an independent processing plant capable of producing Gold Dore to sell - $Billions.

2. Approach GGP and negotiate a joint venture split with cash payments from GGP to fund drilling and mine construction. All ore recovered to then be toll treated through Telfer according to the agreed split (heavily in GGP's favour).

3. GGP make an offer and buy the whole thing off them. If GGP want it, they will get it because no doubt all large shareholders of the target company will want a guaranteed monetisation with the usual 'perks' for those who sit in boardrooms.

We have the region locked up tight and every other company knows this. The hub and spoke model is already in play and junior explorers will be very keen to get some operational cash to prove up assets (as we see with the recent deal). It's a great time to be the only saloon in town when so many are thirsty.

Happy days.

Morning

When so many individuals and funds are looking for relative investment 'safety', they need a company operating in a region that isn't in a state of perma-tension. People will always get lucky and be in the right explorer at the right time when they find some sort of precious commodity half way up a mountain or deep in a jungle, but when it comes to longevity and stability, there aren't many countries that offer such protection for non majors. We have been both well manged (Shaun and his team), and lucky (metals prices and Newmont divesting), but for me, the main factor for what I expect to be significant growth is our location.

GGP owns the only operational processing plant in a barren region devoid of infrastructure. It is so far out in the scrubland that people need to fly in and out and camp up there similar to what offshore workers have to do. Australia is a mature mining jurisdiction with lots of investment in companies listed on their exchange by citizens and funds. We all know Havieron is going to produce for at least 15 years(ish) based off the current very conservative estimates, and time will tell but I would imagine it will double that timeframe as it expands with more drilling and technological advancements allowing more efficient ore analysis etc.

South America is rich in minerals but there isn't a single government there that I would consider 'reliable', so investment there carries additional political and social risk (nationalisations, protests, strikes etc). The winds change very quick for governments and countries, but Australia has a lot invested in quid pro quo mining so I expect more investment cash to be looking at parking up on the ASX which means GGP.

Roll on the MRE!

Millions of shares are needed to satisfy ASX100/GDX inclusion, that means mine will be worth more when all is said and done by March 31st.