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In the Telfer underground each reef has a totally different chemistry from the others, there’s a report I’ve read detailing them.

It’s why the mineralisation is very high in some and weak in others.

Regarding the drop in copper tonnage, it was far more than I was expecting as the deferral of Stage 2 due to the cyclone and pump reorganisation caused a loss of copper ore. Stage 2 was the main source before this deferral. I believe the shortfall was made up from high grade zones being mined from the reefs.

In retrospect the copper tonnage was a fantastic result.

No I didn’t keep those shares I didn’t have enough to worry about. They are only leaching their ore on a pad, recoveries are not as good as through the plant.

I know I feel what should be announced in the results but I haven’t a clue what they will include as there wasn’t much exploration news. I’m going through what exploration has happened in my talk at Stroud.

Really looking forward to the Stroud meet in 2 weeks time on the 21st. I’m trying to cut down on the amount of stuff for my Presentation mind boggling so much to show 🙂🥴

That photo from Stuart Hinds is showing a rig on the SW side of the West Dome pit. They’re drilling the Southern extension zone already, I didn’t expect it this quick.

Really going for mine life extension at the moment.

Loving it 🤣

Haha I like the eyes.

Too many posts for me.

That was rumoured 1 that was true 82k oz I heard.

Brilliant consistency.

Who would have thought that after seeing that Admission Document 12 months ago.

Is it 12 months I don’t think we quite had it at this date. Just absolutely b…..y amazing (scuse my French) 🤣

They’ve gone for another licence that SIPA let go very close to Winu, that’s 4 now.

We will be pumping water into the Fallow Fields existing open pit on one of our mining licences and guess what WSBN have put an exploration application on that zone. Answers on a postcard why they would want to do that with water being pumped into the area 🤷‍♂️

Hi Element

I remember you telling me in 2020 you said to Paddy about me when I started posting here “ who is this guy” 🤣🤣

Hi pj

I don’t think it will ever get as low as A$1500 wages are sky rocketing.

Our Auntie in Adelaide says her grandson works in a mine as a diesel fitter over A $3k a week .

The credits though could bring the AISC down considerably. Firstly the copper credits its price is starting to climb with demand outstripping supply. We’ve been hearing this relentlessly over the last few years and it’s now starting to bite. There’s a little bit of silver at Telfer, Newcrest used to report it, Ggp haven’t so far.

Credits offset the costs bringing the AISC down. Cadia was around $100 a couple of years back due to Molyb credits.

Nine I don’t know what you are looking at but those licences do not exist.

Besides that you are totally in the wrong place , the new 3 applications are nowhere near Scallywag, Rudall or Blackhills.

SIPA actually had some anomalies they were looking at while in a joint venture with Rio, they were retrenching away from gold exploration in the area.

Hi Monty the costs per block are not great but the work commitments do mount up on large licences. The likes of Antipa and Wishbone will have large costs on their large licences compared to their budgets

SIPA resources have surrendered large acreage north of Winu.

Ggp have applied for 3 of the licences on the 30th September.

Large areas have not been applied for.

Cherry picking 🙂

It’s getting so close now, the thought of works starting and closer to that ore body is so exciting. Not many of us can remember a major mine starting so it’s a unique event.

What infrastructure they start on first will be on the critical path, that may not be the decline advancement. The vents are very important the timeline to finish these 2 will depend on the ground conditions. The drill holes are flooded as they drill down wards.

The tarmac sealed road needs to be in place prior to truck movements.

The additional evaporation ponds may be started , the last cyclone over topped the existing ones, so I would expect these to happen.

I’m really looking forward to the mine plan to see what they are thinking with tonnages out and transport to Telfer. Hopefully can share with the attendees at some of the forthcoming meetings.

There may be a couple of spaces at Bristol, Rotherby has started a waiting list. Plenty of room still at Sheffield but filling fast.

Hi Aiming sort of. I’ve seen a figure which I won’t comment on. The only 2 reasons can be is high grades or the 18,000 not sold last time.

Hi Aiming

Read the last Shinybits post on Ggpchat

Hi Aiming yes that’s one of them 🤣

Hi TT

Yes he was talking to the Americans apparently about the tungsten

O’Callaghans isn’t either but Shaun must be thinking what to do with it. The price has nearly doubled for APT since we were discussing it.

APT is ammonia paratungstate , that is the concentrate before processing to tungsten metal

Haha fraid not wish it was.

I’ve given a few clues though recently

Looks like the Bristol meeting is full.

I’m absolutely astounded by the response.

There is certainly a need for more knowledge about Ggp.

I’m super positive about Havieron.

I’m super optimistic about Telfer.

I’m super excited about Ernest Giles.

The sp at £3.60 has only just started:-

Havieron will propel ounce production

Telfer will produce more cash flow

EG is on the verge of an exploration hit.

I’m looking forward to the Stroud meeting in a couple of weeks, then on to Bristol.

Sheffield on the 29th November still has room it’s big but filling up fast.

Hi Bellers

Stroud 21st October is touch and go whether the quarterlies will be out, at the Theale meeting they came out the day before I didn’t really have time to prepare a different set of slides.

Stroud though even without news I have a lot to get through.

Bristol should give me a chance to run through the results.

Sheffield hopefully will have the FS but definitely the results.

Town hall in early December? Scramble for tickets 🙂

I have first hand experience of the level of interest from Ggp investors , I’ve held a meeting once a month since last November and they have all been very well attended.

People are travelling long distances to meet up with other investors. The Bristol meet is seeing people travelling from the very far Southwest, Kent, Nottingham, Dorset, Llanelli and others. The Stroud meeting is always popular and fills up straight away. Bristol is a new venue we are about 75% full at the moment be quick to book a spot before it is full.

Sheffield is a big room was a bit daunting to see 75 in there last time and it was really to see everyone. People enjoyed my interaction with Hydrogen.

The last Town hall in May was exceptional. The day started with an early rumour of Shaun stuck in the Seychelles and not sure if he could make it. With train tickets booked me and my friend decided to head for the Cheshire Cheese anyway and so did a lot of others, that meeting was real good, then the news came that Shaun would be there at 8pm and the venue was opening. The room was three quarters full and in walked Shaun with his travel togs on to resounding applause. He looked shocked at the response. A day to remember 🙂