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Hi Jerry
To get to 38m oz the depth of the mine would have to go to 2400m less 400m cover so 2000m ore, and would equate to around 40-50m aueq
Ramping 1,000m length x 1000m width x 1000m deep would be mind blowing :))

Hi Peter
As I said I don’t really go by charts, I don’t believe they price on anything else bar charting.
People do believe in it and this is where people come on here spouting 12p or whatever, they’ve seen a chart.
I personally ignore them it doesn’t interest me, best not to look at day to day movements if you believe in the assets.
The assets have to be run correctly though and I’m more than pleased with what Shaun is doing.

Hi Snip, L-a
I know a lot of people out there don’t post much but watch out for my posts, that’s what keeps me going:))
The formation of Havieron is perplexing the geologists, it’s very complex every drill seems to bring up something else.
It’s why NCM are funding that PHD course they need to know.
From drills results I believed the Eastern breccia are feeding the northern corridor and I haven’t changed my mind on that yet, but the diorite ring growing in the centre has put doubts in my mind. Where is the diorite and what level ?
The talk of NW-SE trending system through the Eastern breccia is just amazing right next to a major ore body, in my mind they have to be linked and the sections show that.
Looking at the Dyke position lower down if it is coming from a fault then that fault line is further east than Artemis show.
The Eastern breccia could be feeding Havieron North as well as the northern breccia.
It’s exciting geologists as well as me

Tier 1’s keep on giving:))

Hi L-a
There’s still a few things that might make it bigger down deeper.
The Dyke is going down at an increasing incline to the SE.
It looks to me that the sulphide intrusion or overprint has come up from a fault which has caused the Dyke.
That’s quite important cos it would mean the sulphides would be coming up from underneath the new mining plan spiral decline position.
That maybe too deep to worry about though but go to the presentation I linked yesterday page 7 and look specifically at the Dyke incline on that section, the red sulphides are following the same line, then projecting it downwards, it’s quite revealing:))

Forecasts aren’t really my thing but these people seem to be happy with Ggp
https://walletinvestor.com/lse-stock-forecast/ggp-stock-prediction

I research the assets , the quality, quantity, economic viability, the Board, Global need, environmental need
I am more positive than negative about Greatland if that’s why people call me a ramper then that’s up to them to believe whatever.
Some of my theories about Havieron have and are proving true so I can’t be dismissed as not knowing what I’m talking about, that’s solely through research.
If you don’t like my theories or research then don’t read my posts it’s as simple as that
One theory that hasn’t quite got there yet is Havieron could be a 1000m in width and length.
I have to say Paddy gulped at that one.
Look at that drill 90 to the SE the very last intercept on the plan it’s 200m from the ore body, to the NW it’s still open towards Lake Havieron. That’s where I’m coming from with the length.
The width:-
To the S and SW the ore body is not vertical lower down its drifting towards the south maybe 100m.
To the N and NE the Eastern breccia has already widened it by 200m and still open, so that’s 350m to go. It’s still possible for the Eastern breccia to expand deeper down we’ve only been in the top of it.
This is the bit that’s not proven yet whether it’s linked to Havieron north like in the Artemis sketches.
Especially with all the recent talk about diorites and another trending system.
Width 1,000m still a possibility:))

March 2020
Gold under $1500 per ounce
Copper $2.18 per lb

Today’s price
Gold $1863
Copper $4.50

Using PFS figures
1,600,000 oz
73,000 ton

With $643 AISC
Over Life of mine 9 years
Total Ggp revenues using 30%
2020 = $652,250,000
2021 = $782,700,000

Using 25%
2020 = $422,370,000
2021 = $506,844,000

Hi TT
A few of us chipped in to allow Magic to attend Newgen it was a long conference and a lot in it.
He has given us some snippets on the geology, the historical drill info was interesting.
He is waiting for a briefing book to be issued before commenting

Hi Kevman
I’m not selling any Ggp too much potential but then again I bought in here at 1.4p and will not be selling here either.
Linde wrapped up with ITM and PHE what’s not to like.
Will Linde take a stake like at ITM in PHE? I hope so

Imagine you are standing to the SE of the ore body looking at the SE crescent from 650m down.
The Dyke is behind the crescent
The SE crescent zone is like a segment or semi circle at the top maybe over 100m from the centre back to the Dyke , at this 650m level it’s only maybe 50m or less back to the Dyke.
This is due to the Dyke leaning away from where you are standing and it continues sloping towards you lower down.
In the mining plan the top 240m on this side of the Dyke has 6 mining zones from the Eastern Access tunnels.
These are the first 2 levels of stoping of 120m each depth.
Underneath these there are 2 more zones one in the centre and the other one straddling the Dyke so some is in the far side of the Dyke the other bit in the Eastern side . These 2 are about 210m deep. To the right is breccia not included in the Plan.
Drill 117W6 our best drill is in the zone on the left on the Western side of the Dyke. It hasn’t been used in the PFS so expect an upgrade here.
The 4th layer is straddling the Dyke more on the Western zone than the Eastern. To the right is breccia but the Dyke is very close at this point to the perimeter of the ore this may not be economical to mine.
Underneath us looking to the left is what they are calling the SE Deeps, mostly on the Western side but on the Eastern side are the 2 drills 133W1 &2.
All of this below our feet is not included in any resource. If you look on this presentation everything in pink is not in the resource or mining plan, the red zones will become a lot larger when the new MRE is issued
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/GGP-Growth-Update-Final.pdf
Page 7 on the right
That section is taken a little bit into the ore body not on the edge

Assets09 Nov 2021 08:52
A bit more detail
Canning
Comprises 4 licences 3 of which the licences are due to be carried out after assessment work which was completed a few weeks ago.
One of these 3 contain Tabletop 1 and 2 , two Havieron type anomalies with very encouraging historical reports suggesting Tabletop 2 is drilled first due to the shallower depths.

Taunton is the other licence further to the SE and has been reported as having a Havieron type target.
It is 100% owned

Pascalle
Is on a SE - NW trend with Telfer
Around 6 targets. GGP suggested that previous owners hadn’t looked deep enough

Ernest Giles:- 100%
2 x 5m oz targets identified plus numerous 1m+ camps of gold deposits
Large licence which lapsed has been re acquired with an additional joining licence.
The length of Ernest Giles compares to around 2/3rds the length of the M25.
The reapplied for licence to the NW contains Wishbone a high priority area with good gold grades

Assets09 Nov 2021 08:37
Havieron:-
A multi speed development of a major mine, a joint venture with a global mining company. A leading expert in underground bulk caving.
Gold resources could range eventually to between 12-28m oz plus major copper resources and also large credits from other minerals reducing AISC costs.
PFS for a small % of the SE crescent , a major milestone.
3 new targets surrounding the Havieron ore body are being drilled
8-9 drills still working 24/7 to define the extent of the ore body
The Decline a few weeks ago reached 211m progress is accelerating.

Juri jv:-
Paterson Range East:-
Multiple gold / copper targets 12 known at present, initial drilling results have found gold intercepts at Goliath and Outamind but not classed as grade 1.
Los Diablos results but not classed as Tier 1.
Tama and Tara due in next round of drilling. Tama is a supergene target where minerals leach from a rock and form a rich layer lower down

Blackhills:-
At least 6 targets including Saddlereef (A29) 1400m long gold target one end poking out of the ground suitable for open pit.
Additional gold intercept found below existing intercepts could be another reef zone.
A Telfer lookalike target hopefully.
Gold, copper and silver target.
Saddlereef south target added
Also Parlay a bullseye feature on top of a main fault line. Now shown as 2 targets Parlay and Parlay North.
Waiting for results of Parlay and A29 drilling,

Panorama:-
A very long Paleo-placer goldfield in the 2 northern licences. Gold rock chip samples over a strike length of 6.1km following 2 fault lines
The southern licence contains historical cobalt samples over a very large area
SD stated has stated they will be progressing this next year.

Scallywag 100% owned:-
At least 12 known targets the majority of which are sat near fault lines.
Drilling of Swan and more geotechnical surveys completed and Barbossa west drilled waiting for results

Rudall :- 100% owned
Bullseye feature under explored , geochemical surveys were due this drilling campaign

Ernest Giles:- 100%
2 x 5m oz targets identified plus numerous 1m+ camps of gold deposits
Large licence which lapsed has been re acquired with an additional joining licence.
The length of Ernest Giles compares to around 2/3rds the length of the M25.

Bromus 100%:-
A mainly nickel discovery underexplored with some gold, very close to infrastructure

Warrentina 100%:-
A 10km north to south licence with 4 goldfields and existing mines.
1m+ gold ounces identified
Ready to be divested.

Firetower:- 100% owned
5 exploration zones
1m+ gold ounces identified
another 1m possible
plus zinc
Possible sale/ joint venture

Canning
2 Licences applied for and 100% owned Taunton licence
Tabletop 1&2 very exciting targets

Pascalle 100% underexplored licence between Telfer and Havieron

If you haven’t seen the Mining Plan it’s here :-
https://www.newcrest.com/sites/default/files/2021-10/211012_Havieron%20PFS%20Stage%201%20–%20Market%20release%20.pdf
Page 8
On the right is a section through it
The Western zone has 4 layers
There 9 zone in total
2 more are on the top level Eastern zone
2 more in the next 120m depth in the EZ
1 is next to the decline in the Third layer
0 in the Eastrn zone 4th layer

The only one one on the 4th layer the tunnels run perpendicular to the Dyke

This is due to the sulphides volumes reducing deeper down
The high grade breccia content is not included in this plan or PFS and some of it will be lost due to the Plan and wedge shape of the SE side of the Dyke

Thanks StuWoo :))

Hi Sandgrounded
There’s a certain spacing the drills have to be to comply with Jorc regulations to be able to issue an Indicated resource.
If these weren’t regulated rogue firms could say whatever

Hi Zoros
The PFS only covered the high grade sulphides in the top 650m of the SE zone and nothing in the Northern Breccia whereas the MMRE covered 750m of the SE crescent and some of the Northern crescent .
Probably 75% of these sulphides are in the top 350m as the these are less in volume lower down and shrinking to the south.

The PFS was based on drilling upto February 21.
The last Jorc compliant drilling results were announced on 28th January which could be included in the PFS.
These results were from drilling completed around end of Nov early December 2020 and upto Xmas before they went to assay.
End of Jan results 138,504m drilling completed
28th October 210,629m drilling completed
Therefore there are 72,125 of drilling not used in the PFS
Of the 138,504m only a small proportion will have been used for the PFS
I’ve estimated around 140-175,000m aren’t in the PFS.
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/20201210_Havieron-Iniital-Resource-JORC.pdf
There are 3 plans on this RNS first one at 4800 reduced level that’s close to the top of the ore body, on it can be seen the black outline of what was included in the MRE.
Also can be seen squares/shells/cubes where infill drilling has been targeting.
At this level there’s no Northern breccia included.
Go down to the next level 4500 that’s 350m in to the ore this is the bottom of the PFS there’s hardly any black lined MRE resource in the Northern breccia, these weren’t included in the PFS.
Between 4800 and 4500 on the SE side of the Dyke the breccia outside the sulphide high grade squares within the black lines are not included in the PFS.
The infill drilling here has been adding these breccia to the next MRE.
The area to the NW of the Dyke is mainly crackle from 4800 downwards but increasingly turning to cemented further down.
Between 4500-4200 you can see the Northern corridor forming, the infill drilling has been increasing these cemented breccia zones and finding high grades sections.
Infill drilling below 4200 level has been finding more high grade sections and cemented breccia. It all depends in these areas whether they have completed enough infill drilling to include in the next MRE.
The Eastern breccia will definitely not be in the next MRE only 5 drills so far not enough.

There’s 37m tons of maiden MRE not in the PFS most of these should be included in the next MRE but the mining plan may exclude some of these. Most of these are surrounding the sulphides only a small proportion are in the Northern breccia.
There should be a big increase in the resource estimate within the Northern breccia between 4500 and 4200 and maybe lower.
The sulphide zone below 4200 has high grades but the actual volumes of it aren’t that great but they’ve been hitting this zone with infill drilling and should be included. The grades here though are high and volumes of gold/ copper should be good.

Could this double the initial Maiden resource well yes quite possibly if they have completed enough infills of the shells.
Double the PFS resource very easily

Sorry Zoros you have interpreted it incorrectly
The PFS only covered 14mt of high grade sulphide within the SE crescent, the 37mt is mainly the adjacent breccia within the SE crescent there was very little of the Northern Breccia within the MMRE.
You can see that in the MMRE RNS release with the 3 plans showing the shells.
I did a post the other day trying to clear this confusion

That’s a stupid question all granted licences have work conditions applied to the licence or they lose it.
The Australian government have been giving grants for years to explore a lot of their underexplored areas.
Stop twisting things around to suit your own agenda which is quite clear you are here to disrupt

I don’t ramp I say it as I see it .
If there’s something negative I will say something which I have to Mr Day recently who put my mind at ease.
You better read the market rules for directors buying and listen to what he had to say tonight before making assumed judgements

Hi Peter
The pace of things is starting to hot up, so much is starting to happen, I think the MRE early in the new year has the potential to be massive compared with what we have now and the Decision to Mine next December will take any doubt that Institutions have away. In between it’s all about drilling, other targets and Decline progress
Even Rio are joining in at Budgiedown and Artemis at Apollo and Atlas