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For me the key to the PFS is how many tons per annum can come out of that Decline.
The Brokers have said 2m tons, Sandeep has said he wants to see 6m tons per annum, how will they achieve that?
2m tons won’t happen straight away, as soon as they get to the ore, sample loads will be removed and increase in time. About 18 months from first ore to sub level caving.
Initial sulphides to be removed 75x75x100m
That’s around 2.3m ton
370k oz
14,000t copper
That’s about $172m of revenue for Ggp in the first 18 months or $10m per month

Just think if Sandeep gets to his 6m tons per annum

Today’s share price is so cheap for that prize

Definition of overprinting.
Cross out Lassonde Curve and overprint with Havieron curve :))

Hi Launder
The global positioning of Australia 600m years ago when Havieron was formed is in the Northern Hemisphere attached to Mongolia.
It has since moved South to the Antarctic and now moving NE about 7cm per year.
It’s on the earth’s fastest moving tectonic plate.
In 1994 an Australian map gridding system was introduced called GDA94 where the grid has remained static over the landscape.
Satellite gridding back then had accuracies of +/-100m but now can be pinpoint accuracy.
Since 1994 Australia has moved 1.8m NE and GDA20 has had to be introduced to compensate.

1.8m inaccuracy could cause all sorts of problems with satellite navigation or in deed pinpointing the drill hole positions.
Had 01 is now 20cms further NE that’s 8”.

To your reference to overprinting, the time scales could be large 50m years maybe but short in geological time but all would have moved the same relative to the tectonic plate position.

Trumble your posts are very illegible and not very well put together.
Sounds like you’ve done some research but it’s quite obvious it has not been enough and is now bordering on the misleading.
Explain what you’re trying to get over cos at the moment you are completely incoherent

Somebody mentioned my favourite licence was Warrantina, well apart from Havieron, Goliath, Blackhills, Scallywag it has to be Panorama.
Why’s that you may ask?
Gold has been found in stream analysis and rock chips over a lengthy of over 6km.
A river of gold :))
Also historical surveys have indicated a large area of cobalt samples over the southern licence reportedly to be the largest cobalt field in Western Australia and possibly Australia itself.
The source has not been identified yet.
SD has also mentioned nickel but there’s nothing published on that yet.
No sign of any exploration yet too much going on elsewhere.

Ggp is not a one trick pony
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 like cobalt resources.
PFS could be issued any day now, a major milestone.
3 new targets surrounding the Havieron ore body.
8-9 drills still working 24/7 to define the extent of the ore body
The Decline a few weeks ago had progressed 129m through soft rock, so needing support work . Rock expected around 330m then large roadheader due after that.

Juri jv:-
Paterson Range East:-
Multiple gold / copper targets 12 known at present, initial drilling results have found gold intercepts at Goliath and Outamind.
Waiting for Los Diablos results

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 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

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

Rudall :- 100% owned
Bullseye feature under explored , geochemical surveys due this summer

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

Hi Spades
Yes I’ve been referring to it many times, Paddy gave me a copy, there’s no email link that I know of.

Hi Hydrogen
Well thought out.
I would just like to add with my theory of the lower ovoid scenario starting to come to fruition, I have 2 more scenarios that are starting to come into reality.
1
Lake Havieron to the NW will come into the ovoid.
The Northern corridor is lining up with it and the line of Eastern breccia and Northern extension are also lined with it

2
That the historical size of 1000x1000m sizes quoted will eventually take in Lake Havieron and the extension towards Havieron North.
Havieron North has been indicated by an Artemis model of joining up with Havieron and I feel that Drill 141 has found the link at possibly the deepest drill we’ve done, so the high grade Eastern breccia could be feeding Havieron North.

Still early stages but very exciting:))

When a Conveyor Decline is installed if it starts at 900m deep for the sub level cave, the length of it at 1:5.5 = 9000m that will be well into Scallywag.
At 2,000m deep a conveyor decline is 20km

The Hannams broker note increased the sub level caving and now are from 2023 to 2043 and bulk caving from 2028 to 2052

Hi LTL
I suggest you look at my calculations for the initial tonnages due to come out

For me the key to the PFS is how many tons per annum can come out of that Decline.
The Brokers have said 2m tons, Sandeep has said he wants to see 6m tons per annum, how will they achieve that?
2m tons won’t happen straight away, as soon as they get to the ore, sample loads will be removed and increase in time. About 18 months from first ore to sub level caving.
Initial sulphides to be removed 75x75x100m
That’s around 2.3m ton
370k oz
14,000t copper
That’s about $172m of revenue for Ggp in the first 18 months or $10m per month

Just think if Sandeep gets to his 6m tons per annum

Today’s share price is so cheap for that prize

Hi Paddy
Shaun’s other statement in that interview was very bullish.
Drilling will continue over the next 12 months and for multiple years to come to define this World Class Asset
Very exciting times to come and loads of drill results nights to come :))

Hi Dillon
There are a lot of district scale discoveries globally but finding new discoveries of scale are becoming very rare. If Havieron turns out to be part of a new district find it will be fantastic news.
The Northern corridor is within the ore body so it’s not another ore body.
Havieron North, Zipa , Apollo +++ could be part of a NW line of discoveries within a district scale find.

Another second mining front could lead to another Decline being needed it will lead to the economics expanding rapidly.
I don’t think this will be included in the PFS the drill info is too late for that
Exciting times coming :))

There’s a lot of talk about a Northern corridor and the last couple of drilling results they have been slowly building up a picture right through the central section of the orebody.
It starts in the SE extension and heads NW through the Northern Breccia and of to the Northern crescent. It’s mainly consisting of high grade breccia not as high as the SE crescent but long length intercepts have been found.
From Shaun’s interview on Proactive recently he is very enthusiastic about this area and let it out that it may lead to a second mining front.
A second mining front - wow.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/959866/greatland-gold-says-growth-drilling-campaign-at-havieron-confirms-evidence-of-a-world-class-ore-body-959866.html

Hi TT
The FS has never been in the jv but the costs have

The $20m in phase 4 can only be the costs to produce the FS not for growth drilling or early works .
Please read the jv agreement and then the Nov RNS and put them together

Hi TT
Ggp still hold 40% even after the PFS
The $20m spend in Phase 4 is to produce the FS then it goes down to 30% then the 5% process can start

The $20m in phase 4 is to provide upto the Feasibility Study and does not include early works expenditure or growth drilling, so no the process of the additional 5% can’t have started yet

Building motorways or building mines without civil engineers neither would get started.
Both deal with geology, formations, material quantities, structural stability, drill positions,drill directions, water content, bore hole readings, geochemical soil analysis, if you want me to carry on I can.
Do we need fund manager analysis to build mines?
Well I will leave that with you but we certainly don’t need secret agents

Starbright you have misjudged this board big time, we have grown up from the early days and a lot of us work very well together, with some very knowledgeable posters on EDFs.
Hydrogen may have been in error this morning but who was it who took on the GDXJ when they got their free float figures incorrect and had to scramble for more shares.
Those of you who sold high and made good profits should have a great deal of thanks to Hydro for his dedication to this share