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Why would they waste money on another train.

Right at this minute they are filling it from the West Dome pit and stockpiles with a little bit out of the underground. Without the stockpiles we would only be filling half a train.

When Havieron comes on board it will only be using 4 months of train 1, that leaves 8 months with a major processing plant stood idle, do you really think they will not use it.

When the West Dome pit comes on stream I see the train 1 being filled with Havieron ore, West Dome deep ore and Main Dome underground ore.

It’s not the head grade of the gold that matters but the type of copper ores and whether they are soluble with cyanide leaching or not.

The likelihood of a plant at Havieron is 0% in my opinion.

People running before they can walk on this board. We need to get the mine plan to a sustainable life span so that future planning can be deemed possible.

Hi Spymaster

Have you seen the size of the anomaly, there’s no way that junior will ever get it to fruition.

Until they drill there’s only a 50/50 chance of success, that 50% is further at risk if it’s viable or not.

That oil company turned gold explorers won’t be right to bring that project to fruition.

I’m not following Juno I don’t want to and not going to, it’s another Wishbone hype.

Nah

No good

Ggp drilling over 80 holes in next 6 months without the 6 drills drilling at Telfer full pelt.

Much more secure.

Well I am astonished that Paddy’s tremendous news this morning has fallen on deaf ears. I mean I ask you last week 30 pads were reported at Ernest Giles, 2 more at Teague then last night he told me he had spotted these 33-34 pads on Big Tree, then today he’s found another 3 on a licence close to Camp Dome.

That’s tremendous news , much appreciated Paddy 👏👏👏👏

Big Tree is now the closest we have to a satellite deposit 🙂

There’s 122 page historical report very exciting advanced project. It has an open pit mine plan and block estimate. One kilometre strike length . Open to the north west and possibly down.

Supergene enrichment with a sulphide hypergene.

Where those pads are located is an extension to the SW.

The source is probably O’Callaghans and the report suggests it’s in similar stratigraphy as Telfer Dome . This is the southern end of Connaught Dome.

There’s a little Chalcopyrites and calcite so not that much copper, but it’s there.

34/35 pads and counting.

Hi pj

We are in FY26 tomorrow, that’s a bit soon for the WDD. They are intending to drop a vent down and dewatering. The new decline will allow more underground drilling to add ounces and upgrade inferred and indicated hopefully into the reserves.

There is a production decline to go north and south from the new decline.

I think FY28 for this.

For early production it has to be the high grade coming from the A reefs and the ESC both practically ready to mine

The A reefs will come out the hoist and trucking from the ESC.

Both the hoist and the trucking decline are under-utilised at the moment.

Hi TT

Looking at those 2 existing drills you can see a line coming off them, this is the direction of the drill.

005 can be seen heading to the contact of the granite and banded iron. Goldworm told me that is where most of the gold in the goldfields district comes from. Where there’s banded iron doesn’t necessarily mean there’s gold there it has to have contact with granite intrusions. These intrusions could come up anywhere but normally follow the contact or fault lines.

Ggp have stated they are looking for sulphide conductors, the granite granotoids may or may not be mineralised only drilling can reveal whether they are.

If they find one that’s mineralised it bodes well for more.

In figure 1

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/greatland_gold/news/rns/story/x2vkg6w

Find the old drill EGD005 and go south to 2 small banded iron anomalies shown in blue, they’re drilling these at the moment . You can see the fault lines connecting them

Hi TT yes southern end of Meadows

They’ve started drilling at EG 2 holes so far

No issues now with the new road between Havieron and Telfer

Looks like the results at Parklands are anomalous gold and copper hidden in the small print:-

https://announcements.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20250630/pdf/06l79zbb3gb9c4.pdf

Yes I know someone who would like one.🙂

Hi Hopefully

Me and Paddy message a lot sending each other images which he cleverly puts together.

The cap went down very well at Stroud, I went behind the screen to put it on and came out to silence and then laughter, was funny.

Hi Norse

I used to look at Sentinel a lot but they’ve changed it recently and want a subscription.

However if you want free images it forwards you on to Cornipicus site but the images aren’t that clear.

Paddy comes out with some good images using different filters

Google images are very clear but out of date.

Landtracker has images with the licences interpreted on them.

Strudel is the one for satellites, she’s always looking 🙂

Regarding the drill pads at Ernest Giles there are 3 distinct clusters, they look to be testing the banded iron formations where there are fault lines. From what I’ve been reading they are hoping to hit sulphide conductors, 3 in a fairly small area bodes well.

Gruyère just to the south has some good sections of the geology and show these conductors where they are mining. It’s similar geology to EG, that has made 2 companies.

If Ernest Giles was centred over London then Gruyère would be in Spain , the distances are huge.

At the moment I can’t see an end to the growth story here, I’m no where near thinking of selling yet. I’m not interested in day to day prices, I’m not a trader I haven’t time .

I was quite shocked at people selling here and going to WSBN, a pump and dump company. That target is too deep.

Hi Colenal

We are still in that phase of risk associated with the short term mine plan. Although last quarter Shaun pushed this out to 2 years instead of 15 months that risk remains.

The project is too large to bring forward every item that can be brought into the plan at this present moment. This is going to be a gradual increase over many quarters.

This particular quarter will have the added benefit of 13 days extra processing than last quarter and huge increases in the gold and copper prices.

The bumper exploration pads going in at the moment won’t come this quarter but there’s loads of results we should get:- either side of Antipa’s Parklands, the SE targets, ESC, A reefs and more from the potential extensions to West Dome pit.

A lot happening but as I said before it’s all about growth, growth , growth

Just bumped this back to the top of the thread, the next quarters results are important:-

“Quarterly results27 Jun 2025 08:28

I would suggest a re reading of the quarterly results to get a feel of what is to come:-

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/greatland_gold/news/rns/story/xp1ld3x

Notice the achieved recovery rates compared to the pre acquisition plan rates.

The copper recovery rate is a huge increase from 61% in the admissions document to 80%.

Copper is a credit so will reduce the AISC costs with that higher recovery rate.

Interesting that they were tipping those large trucks straight into the primary crusher. Must be a huge crusher.

Rather than dumping it in a pile and re handling it into the crusher. Cut costs dramatically.

Last quarter there was a 11 day maintenance shutdown of the plant and 2 days lost production from that cyclone rains.

78 producing days

This quarter 91 producing days

18% increase.

The ESC - 16 holes drilled some significant intercepts.

Little infrastructure required to bring it in to the Mine Plan.

12mt truck to surface

2-3mt per year

4-6 years mine life.

A reefs - Stunning results, plus some really high copper intercepts.

Work underway to bring these extensions into the mine plan.

West Dome pit stages 7&2 extensions:- Hopefully these 2 potential extensions will be economically viable to expand the latest cutbacks into the Mine Plan.

Those intercepts do look good for open pit grades.

Notice the 27 holes for 7,225m very similar to Ernest Giles 30 holes for 8,000m.“