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Hi Canary
I think you are thinking too much here about directors shares.
SD has only been in this position for a few months and there has been the standard NCM 6 weekly results, there has been no opportunity to buy shares out of a close period.
Give him some slack.
Callum has over a hundred million isn’t that satisfactory enough for you.

I was very unhappy with Barclays

Hi Sandgrounded
Think about it for a while
Scallywag is between Havieron and Telfer
Any transport has to go through Scallywag.
It is a key player in this game, whatever happens in the near future with takeovers.
Conveyor Decline for Havieron surfacing near Kraken is a possibility.

Even if they find nothing on Scally it forms a key role to Telfer

Hi Lenz
Besides the drills I think there is a geo team doing ground surveys in Blackhills and Teach prior to any drilling
ATB:))

This is an example of Depletion I’ve been on about a 45 degree dipping body.
It hasn’t got a “ beautiful vertical body” like Havieron

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3uo4FKCi2I

Thanks Pick

If Scallywag potential is so significant why are they holding the rig back on Havieron?
An interesting target they are looking at Havieron.
It must be more than significant:))
The position of the drill pads points to the NW extension
Exciting times :))

Just watched it again
Scallywag - the potential is so significant
:)))

Hi Kevin
The fifth best drill “80m @ 11g/t” went deeper under the SE crescent under the end of the Decline, which I think I explained in part 1.
The Eastern breccia are on the NE side and down a lot deeper than that drill, it has only had 2 drill reports from that zone and 1 drill had 342m @ 2g/t
(I still can’t get over that )
One other drill breached the top of it but all 3 have not really found any extent of it.
We can only assume it’s volumes are going to increase dramatically and increasing grades.

ATB:))

The standout word for me from that interview is VERTICAL.

Why
Hannams have used an industry standard Depletion value of 15% and I would suggest the others have used the same.
Vertical means less depletion to my mind this should be 5-7%.
What is Depletion
It’s basically waste ore from around the perimeters or barren zones within the ore. The standard is for a 2m zone around the edges that is either fallen with the ore body or material that has stuck the waste and doesn’t fall.

For instance Minyari has a 45 degree ore body so it has the possibility of more depletion around the edges plus additional costs dealing with it.

Therefore when reading the broker notes bare in mind they have reduced their figures by 15%

Hi BtB
Last July my calcs were seen as high if you include the SE breccia but the HGZ were low.
There was no information for inside the crescent, the crescent arms were still vague the depth hadn’t reached 900m of ore.
I wouldn’t say I was conservative then but certainly looks that way now
The lower levels of the HGZ 12 months ago were c1.5G/t average now look at them
80m @ 11g/t wow that’s an enormous increase.
This share will explode soon just keep your nerve with these idiots they’re out to rob us

I have to say I’m not a miner, I trained as a land surveyor/ setting out engineer.
Can you tell me how a mine would start without the likes of me pin pointing where to drill, how deep to drill, where to position the box cut , how much soil will come out , where to put the waste, how high to build the waste mound, setting out the roads , what levels to put the drainage , where to site the drainage, what direction the drill will take, what angle of drilling , setting out the evaporation ponds.

I could carry on , without the civil engineers the machines would stop working, they are essential for mine construction.

To say I’m not a miner with no credentials to qualify volumetrics of the ore is ludicrous

This was some of my research from this time last year and one of my first calcs

“ calculation
24 Jul 2020 13:23
This is my estimates
Sulphide zone top layer 1.4m oz @5g/t
middle zone 850,000 oz @3g/t
lower zone 150,000 oz @1.5g/t
Breccia zone around the crescent shape based on 2g/t = 7.4m oz
Breccia zone 600 deep x 550 long x 100m wide
Not included for the arms of the crescent or the new zone and nothing in the middle of the crescent.
Looks to me like 10m oz from confirmed sizes and maybe upto another 5m from the rest”

“ RE: calculation24 Jul 2020 14:02
Having a go at the copper:-
The high grade sulphide zone top zone = 57,000 t
middle zone 24,000 t
lower zone 8,000 t”

My calcs for the HGZ correlates very closely to the MRE figures when the Northern Breccia HGZ is removed from the 3.4m oz and the Dec increase in grades.

I would say it’s very foolish not to do your own research and to check research from others rather than wait for official announcements

I posted these figures a while back:-
If they start stoping the high grade zone this time next year the revenues are looking awesome.
Hannams are suggesting a max of 2m tons of ore per annum.
2m tons at about 5g/t = 321,000 oz
@$1950 per oz less $850 costs =$1,100
321,000 x 1100 = $353,000,000
30% to Ggp =$106m pa or nearly $9m per month.

On top of that there's the copper
2m tons @0.6% = 12,000 tons @$10,000 =$120m x 30% =$36m to Ggp

That was based on NCM average grade of greater than 5G/t
The last drill results hit 11g/t taking out the recovery factor and costs the resultant revenue will =
$16,500,000 per month to Ggp + copper

Sit tight or top up

For Zoros
This web site shows the installation of the fan units, if you scroll down there is a photo showing 2 evasee units.
Paddy has a photo showing 3 evasee units, I’m not sure which one they will use but I would imagine it’s the large 3 one. That’s some work to complete for March. I can’t see the temporary fan of 30” being adequate for Health and Safety Regulations and they would require an escape way.
https://www.greenegroup.co.za/foundations-for-surface-mine-ventilation-fans/

Discussion between me JerryS and mining friend

Discussion on the vent shafts
JS
“Are there 2 vent shafts?”
Mining chap
“ I think so ...... but very close together.
ie one is the surface position for the 1.2m dia escape way.
Right next door is the 4.5m dia vent shaft.
They will have excavated down to solid bedrock !! Then laid a concrete pad and support for the raise bore machines.
I imagine they are drilling now if not complete.
I have actually counted as one position”

Bamps” do you mean they are drilling the pilot hole already , it would surely be too early for the raise boring”

“ They could be. But we shouldnt underestimate the work to establish the concrete pad on top. We have some idea it might be 10 to 15 m to get to solid bed rock below surface cover. This will be a significant construction ....... for two. They may leave a void to save on the concrete pour....... but usual stuff with reinforcement and pinning.
Check out Pembroke for a pic on how things go wrong.
But if I had the chance I would put the pilot hole in ahead of the decline xcut to vent and escape raise and then pull the string back to avoid blast or even take it out altogether to pilot the next door raise and again pull back too avoid blast.
Then when u/g ready bring the cutter heads in.
I expect they will use the same machine for both holes but different cutter head obviously.
U/g will be grateful for vent asap.
Do the escape raise first put a temp arrangement on that with 30" fan on top to extract whilst the major construction of the 4.5m evasee and fan are installed. That way best ventilation whilst the decline races away. Good vent means good working conditions hence better safety and production.
Once they hole through with the 4.5m vent # they remove the top machine and drop a reinforced concrete lid on top (one they made earlier whilst doing concrete pad)
That way they preserve the temp vent arrangement with the 30" fan on the escape way whilst they construct the big fan installation on top of 4.5m vent shaft.
Not forgetting they will have to remove the plug in a clever way without doing damage to the surface vent installation.
The evasee is a giant 90 degree bend with a diam. of 4.5m. So lift the plug out and drop evasee in with same crane ...and bolt up.
One hour max if prep done right.
Bring the right spanners.

Yes there isnt much to vary. Looking at their schematics they will have vent doors in to control air flow.
Air men and materials always go in the same way so people always in fresh air.
Flow surveys are carried out using anenometres on a regular basis (seen in that video on the big American mine) and seals on vent doors checked by Supervisors on entry daily.
Always except in emergency (ie fire fighting or control) fresh air intake, men and materials in same route ...... in our case ...... decline.
If it ain't working someone has left a vent door open !!“

Investors need to start moving away from the exploration achievements and start focusing on how to get first ore out of the ground and how quickly.

If they start stoping the high grade zone this time next year the revenues are looking awesome.
Hannams are suggesting a max of 2m tons of ore per annum from the current Decline plans.
2m tons at about 5g/t = 321,000 oz pa
@$1950 per oz less $850 costs =$1,100
321,000 x 1100 = $353,000,000 pa
30% to Ggp =$106m pa or nearly $9m per month.

On top of that there's the copper
2m tons @0.6% = 12,000 tons @$10,000 =$120m x 30% =$36m to Ggp pa

That’s $12m per month.

The PFS is the key to unlock how they are going to achieve this.

If they decide to drive another Decline to the North Crescent I’m estimating another $9m pm due to the slightly lower grades.

This is going to be a slow build up process with sample loads going through all sorts of testing and processing and seeing what ore quantities from Telfer can be added.
Telfer’s ore is likely to run out in 2-3 years so Havieron ore will be needed to be sampled on it’s own initially.

The PFS is a huge step forward

News flash
20th May 2022

This is your reporter Bamps live from the end of the new Decline.
Today is an historic moment when the face of the ore body is seen for the first time.
I’m sat with the driver of the drill machine waiting for the clearance to start the drilling
https://www.rocktechnology.sandvik/en/products/underground-drill-rigs-and-bolters/mining-jumbos/dd421-development-drill-rig/
It’s a computer guided double boom driller and there’s the green light and off we go. This is absolutely amazing watching these booms moving between that drill positions and it’s so quiet in here.
Well that’s done the machines now backing out the way into one of the stockpile off shoots while the blasting takes place.
The driller tells me he’s gone in about 6m but after blasting it will be about 4m in.
We vacate the Decline while the blasting is carried out.
Boom!
A few hours later I’m in the cab of a bogger a Sandvik Lh621 a front loader with an 8m cubed bucket , that’s the size of a tipper wagon back home.
The scene at the end is a chaotic mass of rubble around 275 ton about 4m in to the concreted breccia , it’s thinnest point in this zone, only another 6m to the High grade ore.
The bogger scoops up a load and reverses into the stockpile and puts the first of 3-4 bucket fulls into the Sandvik TH 663 which take around 63 tons back to the surface
https://www.rocktechnology.sandvik/globalassets/products/underground-loaders-and-trucks/pdf/sandvik-intelligent-trucks-brochure-english.pdf
There’s 4 or 5 of these truck fulls to be removed for every 4m and they are expecting about 23oz of gold in the first 4m.
There’s 2 of these monster trucks on turn around and working 24 hours, the newest ones of these I’m told by the driver is that it is automated and doesn’t have to vacate the tunnel while the blast dust clears.
Well that’s the end of my shift I’m catching the last truck back to the surface.
This is Bamps reporting for Ggphelpdesk
Live from the new Havieron mine in Western Australia

Brew with Bottle part 2
Bottle Rocket posted this
Here you go. - Something for the Weekend.

Switched to a new host, so you can also find it on Spotify.

https://ggphelp.co.uk/brew-with-bottle-3-2/

You can tell when this share is being attacked by unscrupulous characters.
There only here because they are paid to be, they are not very tall people, they are from that short gang , called the Shorters.
They try to disrupt anyone with any knowledge that might help the share price increase.
I have my own stalkers and Hydro has a particularly nasty poster one.
Whatever you do don’t listen to them they are out to make you sell up.
They particularly got to Bottle the other day and I will stand by him with great admiration for what he has done for us all and I think all of you should post your thanks to him.

For me they don’t effect me at all I know where this share will end up.
If you want to help report these repulsive characters, they don’t deserve to be part of this community!

News flash
20th May 2022

This is your reporter Bamps live from the end of the new Decline.
Today is an historic moment when the face of the ore body is seen for the first time.
I’m sat with the driver of the drill machine waiting for the clearance to start the drilling
https://www.rocktechnology.sandvik/en/products/underground-drill-rigs-and-bolters/mining-jumbos/dd421-development-drill-rig/
It’s a computer guided double boom driller and there’s the green light and off we go. This is absolutely amazing watching these booms moving between that drill positions and it’s so quiet in here.
Well that’s done the machines now backing out the way into one of the stockpile off shoots while the blasting takes place.
The driller tells me he’s gone in about 6m but after blasting it will be about 4m in.
We vacate the Decline while the blasting is carried out.
Boom!
A few hours later I’m in the cab of a bogger a Sandvik Lh621 a front loader with an 8m cubed bucket , that’s the size of a tipper wagon back home.
The scene at the end is a chaotic mass of rubble around 275 ton about 4m in to the concreted breccia , it’s thinnest point in this zone, only another 6m to the High grade ore.
The bogger scoops up a load and reverses into the stockpile and puts the first of 3-4 bucket fulls into the Sandvik TH 663 which take around 63 tons back to the surface
https://www.rocktechnology.sandvik/globalassets/products/underground-loaders-and-trucks/pdf/sandvik-intelligent-trucks-brochure-english.pdf
There’s 4 or 5 of these truck fulls to be removed for every 4m and they are expecting about 23oz of gold in the first 4m.
There’s 2 of these monster trucks on turn around and working 24 hours, the newest ones of these I’m told by the driver is that it is automated and doesn’t have to vacate the tunnel while the blast dust clears.
Well that’s the end of my shift I’m catching the last truck back to the surface.
This is Bamps reporting for Ggphelpdesk
Live from the new Havieron mine in Western Australia