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Gold is close to £4000 GBP per ounce, that's another insane number about to be passed before we are out of January. The profit levels with metals where they are make this company a leading FTSE100 contender in all but name. We might be on AIM but we are a blue chip company, what funds won't want a piece of this action. Happy Days!

5eightsaccount

Here's a little test for him if/when Gold drops off by around $200 in a day or two and GGP's shareprice drops by over 10% (as will obviously happen). Ask him why it wasn't 'priced in'. If it's priced in that a commodity price will move up nearly $1000 in less than 2 weeks, but the company supposedly tracking the price of said commodity stagnates and even drops, then if the price of gold drops $1000 we should hardly move then should we? I think we all know if gold dropped by $1k we'd get hammered.

They are all reading from the same flawed scripts written by their lords and masters, in other words, they know literally nothing mate.

TimberTrader

Agreed, there's no way any value is being attached to what is effectively an entirely NEW mine under the current pit. When the MRE is released, the numbers are out there in the public domain and GGP's ounces increase massively. Put it this way, if the West Dome Underground was 20 miles away and in the hands of an explorer 100% owned, when 'they' released an RNS in March saying 'we have discovered x amount of gold/copper at x grams per tonne close to infrastructure and expected to grow due to being open at depth' what do we think would happen to the shareprice of said company?

The fact that the WDU is already below OUR producing mine means the AISC drops because there's no transportation costs to get the ore to the mill. It's literally a new mine that could prove to be a long life producer on its own. There's plenty of room on those two trains, and there's plenty of companies scratching around in close proximity to Telfer so if/when they find another Havieron, guess where the ore will be going.

Be nice if they keep it under £7.00 because It's payday tomorrow for me. Each time they drop it after hitting a high will result in more PI buying because most of us are here for Havieron and dividends in future. Pension share, get 'em while they're cheap.

Branch1234

Nobody knows until the rebalance happens and the new list is published. The metrics of GGP qualify it for GDX inclusion based on market capitalisation and time listed on an approved index (ASX) etc, so we'll just have to wait. If included, there will be more buying pressure as larger funds and institutions will need to purchase GGP shares for their various trackers etc.

There's an incredible amount of value left in this share, it will attract more and more buyers who see the potential because the value of what we have and more importantly, 'where' we have it is too good to ignore. Telfer will 'probably' still be unearthing new areas of gold/copper in 10 years time, and we know Havieron will be producing for at least 15 years (probably over 30 years in my view). You never see a mine so big stay the same size once production begins, there's plenty more gold yet to be found and good mines tend to expand not contract.

Looking forward to seeing the revised Telfer numbers by the end of March, and no doubt a few M&A deals at some point with all this cash we are collecting from the price of metals.

Scoutt

The results are already published. GGP produced more in the quarter than they did in the previous quarter. There can be no pullback based on numbers because the numbers are public information and already priced in mate. See this excerpt from the RNS:

'Production of 86,273 oz Au and 3,528 t Cu (September Quarter: 80,890 oz Au and 3,366 t Cu; FY2026 H1: 167,163 oz Au and 6,894 t Cu)'

And here is the RNS in full:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/GGP/december-2025-quarter-production-update-fj1clyu9gjkqqzm.html

We already know the figures from the last quarter as they informed the market in advance, so I'm not expecting any movement in the share price outside of what it is doing naturally at present. If they decide to include some additional drilling results from what has been happening this month then maybe we will get a market response but for me, the next potential mover is the MRE and what gets added to the Reserves at Telfer.

There's also O Callaghan's and other projects that GGP have yet to officially add to Reserves so I can't see anything other than significant increases to the $ value of what we have yet to dig up on our licences. The fact that gold has moved up around $500 per ounce in about a week gives us so much more profit for ZERO extra work. Free money all over the place.

Mr Tito

All details in here mate:

https://www.hl.co.uk/accounts/fee-changes

Not sure if anyone has posted this over the weekend but if you hold an account with HL they are changing their charges and dealing fees. After a quick glance if you hold shares in SIPPs and ISAs you're better off. Trading accounts are now to be charged for holding shares but the fees to buy and sell have dropped etc. Have a peep here:

https://www.hl.co.uk/accounts/fee-changes

Edsuk

In the words of Michael Burry, 'I may have been early, but I wasn't wrong' ;) roll on $200 Silver.

Have a goodun

I thought it was the Live Price as that's what it says on their site. If not, no worries, a couple of cents either way matters not for now.

Cheers fella.

It was $100.07 then dropped to $99.63 after a couple of minutes, it went over $100 which is a record.

Spot Price mate, see below:

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/

$100 Silver breached, Happy Days! More and more metals increasing in value and Silver is still attractive to those who can't afford Gold Coins every month (me).

Good Luck all.

GGP owns a multi-billion$ processing plant, it has a known mine that has been in production for a generation and is still giving up new riches via extensions and new zones (as per the RNS), it makes profit at gold prices half what they are today, and any company that finds ANYTHING in the region will need to finance their own ridiculously expensive plant (which will take many months/years to build), or come knocking on GGP's door for an offtake agreement/royalty split to use Telfer. All of this is before the 'World Class' Haveiron comes onstream by 2028, which I suspect will give up a lot more than what we are told it currently has underground.

Even if gold drops 50%, this company still makes money. All this extra cash that was unexpected in forecasts can/will be used to grow the company and make us stronger. I wouldn't rule out one or two Mergers & Aquisitions RNS reports in the not too distant.

Happy Days!

I'll read the rest later but this snippet is very promising from Shaun regarding the West Dome Underground:

'Encouragingly, this result is the southern most assay returned to date, and the mineral system is increasing in size towards the south which remains open. Three diamond drill rigs are now operating at the project and a maiden Mineral Resource estimate is targeted in the March 2026 quarter.'

Could be onto a big pay zone in this area as it's open and ready for further expansion drilling. Happy days.

CrudeTrader

The total number of voting rights is exactly the same, they have converted warrants/options to shares. The tiny % change is probably because there are now more shares in issue after the last round of employee and management share options. Look at the 'previous' section of the holdings RNS, most rights were held via warrants/options, now they are shares.

Morning

18.13% shares & 2.09% through warrants/instruments (20.22% in total) - Total voting rights = 139,617,363

Position of previous notification (if applicable) 8.24% shares & 12.51% through warrants/instruments (20.75% in total) = 139,617,363

That does not look like a sell down, it looks like Wyloo have converted their warrants/options and now have shares. The slight decrease in % might be because more shares have been issued through employee/management schemes since their last update. The total number of shares/voting rights is identical at 139,617,363.

Wyloo 'may' have took up their option to buy Newmont's shares at what was the 7p (ish) in old money. If so, we will get a TR1 saying Newmont are out or have reduced.

That's what it looks like to me but those Holdings RNS are never completely clear.

BBP have now stopped accepting scrap gold and silver temporarily (too busy to get it checked and offer a price) so they only accept coins and bars. They have 5 day delays on answering emails/queries and have asked people to stop calling them up checking on orders etc because they can't deal with the demand. It's not just banks and governments buying up all they can, citizens are too.

It's a great time to have a producer like GGP, watch a few more smaller companies get swallowed up by us this year. We have more cash than we planned in company forecasts (way more) so once Haveiron funds are ringfenced other companies/assets will be in the cross hairs in my view. Our value increases daily, and we are on track to be considered a major mining company if our asset base and reserves continue to grow as most of us expect they will with MREs and upgrades to Telfer.

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/sell-to-us/

Speedy

Yes, I'm aware of the VAT free storage but that's not cost effective for small amounts and is not something I would ever consider because they are not in my control. I don't trust that they will be available for delivery if everyone who pays to store them asks for delivery at the same time. I have no faith in any 'safeguards and regulations', and definitely not in any government regulator in the UK, so in my mind if I can't hold it, I don't own it (coins/bars, not shares).

GGP is where I prefer to keep my exposure to metals and the profits I recently sliced left me on a free carry so whatever happens now I can't lose. Good luck with your strategy mate.