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Agrimin have the best licences which has been granted, it’s sat between our 2 Salvation Well licences which I believe we are still waiting for approval as have Agrimin’s other 4 licences and Rachlans.
Rachlan licence looks in or close to the Natural Park.
A firm called Australian potash has an area between Laverton and Ernest Giles, I’ve posted their economics on Ggpchat link in earlier posts

This is nothing like SXX this is from Brine.
Potassium sulphides could be weathered from ore bodies, Lake Auld is downstream of Lake Dora, the water that flows into there comes passed Havieron, Scallywag, Blackhills and Telfer. NW to SE trend.
Whether our licenses have good quantities is another thing.
Scallywag has large salt pans, salvation north is on the trend.
Lake Auld has the highest grades in Australia of SOP which is the best potash.

https://ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=695

https://ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=706

Potash ?
https://ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=4096#p4096

Thanks Trigga

Hi Tom
Newcrest evacuated all non essential staff
Apparently there’s 657 staff at Telfer normally so gone down from 1200

https://www.weatherzone.com.au/satellite

Telfer got 50mm of rain we got more round here these last few days

As it happens
https://www.weatherzone.com.au/satellite

I suppose that green box is F
Another load of tripe

You are quite some character.
I posted what Sureasblazes copied, it was given to me by my friend Ricky in response to H showing us a bar chart he got from someone who knows a lot about charts.
Can’t you read , my post said it came from Ricky.
You are just blinded by hatred you need counselling mate.

That Rogue trader got so much wrong it was unbearably excruciating.
Definitely not one to follow even his bar chart at the end was well out of date.

Ah Panama my little blooper so funny :))

Hi Ben
Have you got your hanky ready.
Eye watering sum is what Shaun said he would except.
:))))

Hi Merc
Depends what you mean by weak grades.
In the summer of 2020 we had a crescent
By 2021 we had an oval with 75% crackle and cemented breccia
By 2022 we had an oval with 50% cemented 30% crackle and 20% unexplored
By Dec 20 we had an oval with 25% high grade 35% cemented , 25% crackle and 15% unexplored
2024 fan drilling % will change

If they bulk cave it will all come out.
(% only for illustration)

Hi Merc
I think you are being ultra conservative but initially correct with a slow build up of MRE estimates.
The reserves especially proven will be smaller with lower increases.
As the years pass though the cut offs will diminish increasing the ore that is taken into the resource 20-30m is very much a possibility

Hi Tig
What I’m saying is I don’t think it’s being worked on at this moment and Shaun says he’s not ready to produce his own when there are delicate discussions going on.
I don’t understand what you would want it for immediately, it has no beneficial use without the Mining plan.
Newmont do have limited access to the data room but that’s not to say they will have access to that information.

I understand your frustration but we will be producing next year , how we get to that point is immaterial really, we have the funding, they are still excavating the Decline.
It’s paperwork and infrastructure this year with the risks reducing constantly

Hi Tig
Your perception of the MRE is incorrect, we’ve been told it could have been 50% higher 12 months ago, there’s hardly any chance it will be 3 or 4 times the 6.5m oz eq.
Our reserves are 2.9m oz what we need is 10m oz of reserves, I think this will be stretching it.
The resources can’t be put into the mining plan, the inferred doesn’t give us much.
We’ve been told that NCM in November were not working on any upgrades for Havieron they were busy elsewhere, we don’t know if they have been working on it yet.
If it involves delicate negotiations they don’t have to reveal their data.
Ggp are not the Managers, Newcrest are, we are governed by their reporting it’s their data albeit we’re paying for 30%

Well during my talk with Liam I showed that Lithium is likely to be present at Panorama from surrounding neighbours reporting it.
Thanks to Trigga he’s tracked down Bromus South which Callum relinquished in 2014, this clearly shows Lithium right next to Ggp licence on the same SE-NW trend.

This is the company strategy at work, they are only interested in Tier 1 target areas. At the time the gold price was very low and Callum made financial decisions to cut costs and unload licences that didn’t fit in to the company strategy.
Lackman Rock to the SW and Bromus South were relinquished.
Would it be let go now, well probably not, new techniques are able to locate new targets.
https://ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=221&sid=f49ad66198298a83bd335dffdcf703a1

The 3 mining zones from the PFS mining plan have the first stope levels at about 490m from surface.
They all come off the Production Decline at the same point.
The exploration Decline finishes at 400m depth from surface.
There are 2 smaller drives that may reach the ore first from the end of the exploration Decline as the main Decline turns right and continues down a production spiral passing through the Dyke and turning back through it again. On this next straight the access drives to the 3 fronts head towards the ore.
90m more depth then to get to this point at 1:7 gradient is additional 630m @7m per day is 90 days.
The infrastructure works to the Western front are in country rock before the perpendicular stopes go off into the ore.
The Eastern front initially goes through the Dyke but the infrastructure works are all in the breccia probably 1-3g/t so should go to the run of mine mound by the box cut.
Perpendicular stopes then go off into the sulphides except the first one which follows the sulphides for a short distance.
The Northern front is the continuation of the Eastern Front infrastructure and it has a single stope drive running through the centre of the sulphides, this will be pulling out high grade ore between 3g/t to 8 g/t before the stopes commence.
The ventilation system has to be in place by the time production starts for each Front.

Well Stuart asked me what I would drill first and I reiterate it has to be Pearl or A32, not only is it very interesting but it’s the closest to Telfer ie more viable, but Blackhills has been my favourite to get to be a mine for sometime.
I’m convinced these 2 are linked in some way fingers crossed.
Pascalle would come third as it’s close to the granite that Callum suggested was the source for Telfer and maybe Havieron . This is only speculation but being close to Telfer would be very viable.
As Shaun is doing spending cash wisely, nearest Telfer.
With this Newmont thing hanging over us I hope he holds back drilling costs until we know whether Havieron 70% will come into play.