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Spade :)

What worries me is that his first name is Victoria.

Cheers TimberTrader, here's the content, apologies for the format:

Greatland Resources Limited (Greatland or Company) (ASX:GGP, AIM:GGP) advises that, further to its

announcement on 5 December 2025, Mr Ben Secrett has commenced in his role as Company Secretary.

Mr Secrett is an experienced governance professional with a background in corporate law and

governance, corporate advisory, company secretarial and regulatory compliance.

Mr Secrett will, with immediate effect, be the person responsible under ASX Listing Rule 12.6 for

communication with the ASX in relation to listing rule matters.

Mr Matthew Kwan, who was appointed Company Secretary on an interim basis, has resigned as Company

Secretary with effect from today.

We are a company hovering around the £5 billion market value that is likely to be included in the ASX100 within weeks and probably the highest tier of the GDX soon after. That alone compels large funds/pensions to buy GGP stock whether they want to or not. A lot of these shares are locked up by Wyloo and other insiders, so the only place they can acquire large amounts of shares from seems to be here on AIM. Yesterday's highs would've tempted many to sell so they have a few there, and today they can simply drop the price and naturally pick up some more because people sell on the way down too.

Within days/weeks we will have clarity on whether we are in the ASX100/GDX, and we will also have the initial MRE from what is effectively a brand new mine under the one we already have at West Dome. It's obvious that the Tungsten at O'Callaghan's is being eyed up by a particular western government, so the question becomes, "how much?" It wasn't that long ago that people were dismissing the chances of Gold being $4k per ounce, now it's way over $5k per ounce (US) and people get worried when it loses a few hundred dollars.

We are sitting at the top table getting record revenue which rises each quarter for no extra effort. Imagine the sums when both Telfer and Havieron are producing in tandem along with toll charging everyone else's ore if/when they discover new deposits in the region. Sell, Buy, Hold, it won't matter in a few years because this share is a pension fund in all but name.

Roll on the MRE!

Howard249

It's a fair question mate, but I think the external scrutiny specific to Havieron has already happened. Newcrest were primary owners and leading the exploration and development and they consistently downplayed what was down that glorious hole (don't get excited), so Newcrest have been all over this from the start with no red flags appearing. Yes we have Wyloo as a cornerstone investor so as you say, there's yet more external due diligence being done by an investment group who have seen fit to exercise their options to own more of it recently.

We also have independent analysis of our samples to get JORC compliant resources etc, so there are more eyes than GGP's on Havieron and what lies beneath. The massive increase in the price of what we sell means it's feasible to use our own funds and not take on high interest debt to fund the remainder of the development. This is literally dreamland because the prices in all the pre-feasibility studies from years back based everything off way lower gold and copper prices. We now have optionality.

However, if Shaun wants to exercise his option to use pre-arranged bank finance then as a former CFO I'm sure he will have a good reason to do so. The fact that a group of Tier 1 banks have given GGP a rolling credit facility and a huge loan option for development means that we have already had external scrutiny from the banks' own end. Those banks will have engaged top geologists/engineers etc to look at the data and determine how risky the project is. Based on the offers we received for funding packages, I'm comfortable that we have seen enough prior due diligence to get Havieron up and running by 2028.

Roll on the MRE, take care mate.

Cheers Bamps

I'm looking forward to the MRE, but as it's only using limited data I'm not expecting much movement because naturally the 'media' will completely miss the point that it's an 'initial' MRE with lots more proving up to come. I'm expecting them to put out 'underwhelming' articles and probably even misleading ones as they have done in the recent past.

Regardless of the market response, we'll end the day with many more booked ounces than when we started it, so on paper we will be worth more and our market capitalisation should reflect that. No doubt Shaun will leave us with a teaser of what's to come regarding the expanded data yet to come from the ongoing drilling and engineering.

Roll on March 2026, a potential month of positive moves for GGP with the MRE and GDX inclusion. Night night all.

Cheers Portfolio, I assumed we could be allowed in once we had a large enough Market Capitalisation etc, but I see from that article that because we are primary listed in Australia we can't join the FTSE100.

Nice one mate.

Speedy

There are many ways to maximise returns and buying Silver coins is one of them. I do very well and so do many millions of others who buy them. Saying people 'need their head's tested' because they (God forbid) decide to freely choose a dealer to buy coins from based on quality, service and price, is not exactly wishing people well in their investments is it? It's actually insulting anyone who doesn't think like you, that's called having a deluded sense of importance.

Anyway, we all have our own ways of investing, and I'm not arrogant enough to suggest mine is superior to anyone else's, so for me, based on the few exchanges I've had with you on here, forgive me if I don't respond again, I've heard enough to know I've had enough. Good luck.

Speedy

How else are you going to buy silver coins if not from a dealer? So now it's all dealers and not just BBP that you singled out yesterday because you've probably just realised they all pay the same near or less to buy them back off us. BBP pay spot silver like any other dealer, some offer 'slightly' more than spot to buy back with the difference being about £2.00 per coin which is insignificant when selling individual coins. The same dealers like Atkinsons who pay £66.00(ish) when BBP pay £64.00(ish), also charged £98.00 to buy new when BBP charged £94.00 so BBP are cheaper when buying by £4.00. Everybody pays 20% VAT when buying a brand new Silver coin for delivery so obviously selling it back will be way below what you paid if you do it before the price has moved sharply higher.

I buy silver coins because they are way better value than buying gold coins for those of us who don't have thousands to spend on a speculative investment every month. The price to sell gold britts back to all these dealers is way less than what you pay for them new. Considering I buy at least one second hand coin per month and have done for years, the more than 200% profit I'm sitting on suggests buying Silver which 'could' double in value rapidly is actually a great idea. In my view Gold is becoming too expensive and a lot of people are likely to start buying up Silver coins, that means demand which leads to premiums and price increases. ETFs are in someone else's control and can easily be mismanaged and fail.

If you don't hold it, you don't own it, I think I'll stick to being happy paying less than £100 for an ounce of Silver.

5eightsaccount

Exactly mate, this IS a FTSE100 company in all but name. Lots of companies on that list aren't as predictable (revenue wise) as GGP will be once we have a few more quarters of production in the bank. We've taken over a neglected behemoth with countless acres of as yet unexplored ground around our processing plant which is the only one in the region.

Our revenue will continue to grow and might even start completely dislocating if the price of what we sell continues to rise. Most companies and services need customers to keep buying their products, but what's being stolen from people's pockets by governments and councils leaves less for discretionary spending so companies can't raise prices too high or they lose customers. GGP is a scalable business because we can benefit massively by producing during a bull run. in my view we are far less risky than a chain of hotels, airlines, pub groups etc, and there's no way other assets and companies aren't on the radar for takeovers.

We are swimming with the big fish now, GGP is no longer a feeding fish, it's a Great Gold Shark. Have a goodun mate.

Speedy

I buy from BBP as you know from my previous messages. They have never let me down and always have stock (apart from second hand which sells out quick). There's nothing wrong with my head or the thousands of others who use them, and where are you getting a Silver brit delivered for under £94.00 from a main dealer mate? Here's Atkinsons who are more expensive:

https://atkinsonsbullion.com/silver/silver-coins/1oz-silver-coins/2026-uk-britannia-1oz-silver-coin

The spot price of Silver is currently (as I type) £64.53 so they are paying exactly what any dealer would for scrap value at spot. Their premiums on gold are wide so you get way less than spot when you sell to them, but what large trusted UK based dealers are offering constant availability and a locked in guarantee to sell back to them when you want to offload for a massively different price?

If you can show me someone willing to guarantee a price at a significant premium to spot silver to sell them a single second hand 1oz coin I'm all ears.

Well someone clearly didn't buy £10 million worth of GGP at 15.11 because if that trade went through at that price we wouldn't be Red. Probably something that has already happened over the past few days showing up now. Zero trust in the accuracy of the times and dates of these large delayed trades.

Ace

It's character building, they have warm weather to do it, I have to do it in freezing rivers dodging shopping trolleys and maccies wrappers :)

That's brilliant, I hoped they would have something set up like this but I didn't know if it would be happening at Telfer because of the remote location. Happily they are giving the next mining generation a taste of a world class operation to cut their teeth and see if they like it. I would also get them in that massive low grade stockpile and run a basic gold panning course to see how much fine gold they can recover (more for fun and games but still relevant to prospecting). The feeling of satisfaction when you see shiny gold left in the pan is a sure fire way for the interns to 'catch' the Gold Bug.

Roll on the MRE

Bamps

Nice one mate, off to work now so I'll have a peep later. Take care mate.

Bamps

Your work behind the scenes and the fact you give up your time is very much appreciated by people on this board. The only reason I browsed the comments on here was to see your posts about the geology and engineering within Telfer. I wouldn't bother responding to people who wind you up because it takes away your valuable time that could be used to do something that makes you fulfilled and happy. There will always be people who like to poke the bear just for fun or morbid pleasure, but rest assured, your input is welcomed by those of us who only care about what's going on with the things we know less about (mining operations).

Anyone can see that gold is going up/down/nowhere, and anyone can have an opinion on why (mostly pretending to be intelligent or in the know but as clueless as everyone else, myself included) that's not analysis, It's having eyes, but your posts give insight and your presentations are very well received by those who attend so keep at it mate. I can't remember how much of that low grade stockpile we inherited from Newcrest, but if there's still a load there I'm hoping that it is being fed through the mill to boost some ounces whie the price is favourable. I know it was lower grade than expected but it's sitting there already mined so looks like a good insurance policy to me.

Keep smiling.

It was certainly a strange way to word the RNS. Usually when someone from the top table of a company resigns, it's followed by some fluff about other opportunities or personal reasons etc. But as has been mentioned, it makes little difference to the company because others can fill the role from within (at least temporarily). If this was a junior exploration company it would be more worrying that the COO left while still developing assets, but GGP already have a full grasp of Telfer and Havieron with a full workforce already on site.

Roll on the MRE!

Ok speedie I give up, you win, there is VAT on second hand coins (there isn't, that's a fact), and all sellers of second hand goods are illegally trading by stating on receipts and invoices that their goods are 'VAT free'. They are all obviously secrectly charging VAT and not declaring it or sending the cash they are 'apparently' charging customers but not telling them to HMRC (yes, ridiculous).

The coins, like all second hand goods such as fridges, sofas, tools, reconditioned washing machines etc are sold for profit after all costs to the supplier have been accounted for. They do not charge VAT and can't do so, they don't pay VAT when they buy the goods off customers to sell on because funnily enough, the VAT is paid only once when the 'value' of owning the item new has been added and taxed. Commercial vehicles charge VAT used, but they have tax advantages to those registered as builders etc so that is specific to construction and certain crew cab vehicles and vans.

I can't think how else to explain it for you to accept a statement of fact so I'll leave it there. Good luck mate, nothing further to add.

Seeing as though we are expected/talked about being in the GDX rebalance, now is a good time for the funds who have to track that index to get some GGP shares while gold is in yoyo mode. It's almost as if this plays into the hands of those with the most money being able to buy shares in top gold producers at a discount to their true worth.

As the MRE for the West Dome Underground is only using limited drilling results for this initial release in March, I'm not expecting it to shift the needle unless the media get hold of it and push a lot of PR out. Being included in the GDX 'should' be a catalyst for an uplift, but again, we shall see. What can't or shouldn't be ignored is the amount of free cash being added to the bank balance with ZERO debt. We are earning more interest per year than the value of most of these small explorers scratching around in the desert looking for the next Havieron. The sooner they discover something the sooner GGP can take them over with some spare change out of the Telfer Office brew fund, win win.

Doozer77

It was the only one they had second hand mate, I have a fair few Brittanias and other UK CGT free coins so I buy whatever is on offer at the cheapest price. If I ever sell I always sell a few foreign coins because I have no other investments that attract CGT as all my shares are sheltered in my ISA and SIPP. CGT isn't a problem for me but just in case it does raise its head in future I always try to buy UK coins where possible.

Hello LeeRex

The coin that was delivered today was a 1 oz Armenian Noah's Ark coin that I ordered over a week ago and paid about £84.00 for including 'free' delivery. They had a 10 day delay when I ordered it, the delay is now down to 6-8 days so my next coin order will go in as soon as they get more stock. The second hand stock lasts for about a day or two and then they run out so it's often showing as 'awaiting stock' on their website.

So many people are choosing to retain their coins and not sell them back so they are naturally short on stock. Last month Silver was over $115.00 per ounce and a new 1 oz coin cost over £120, so getting them for under £90 (new) today is good value in my eyes. I'm a buyer of a new or second hand coin at anything under £100 as I see long term value there and It's way more affordable than buying any gold. I get all the exposure to gold I need holding GGP in my ISA and SIPP and the gains I've made here for the amount I've invested is tremendous in my view (tax free and able to sell by pushing a button instead of packing it and posting it).

I know other dealers are cheaper than BBP but I like their service and they have never let me down (yet). Take care mate.