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Hi Hopefully

I'm not getting into any conversations on here about expected results after the abuse I had last time. Nobody has come up with ideas where that 30koz extra came from it's certainly not in the figures.

We are still in an era of transition from Newmont leftovers to Ggp finds, at least for the next few months but that excavation on the West side of the pit was not in the plans as far as I can see. This ore looks good stuff, so who knows what will happen I'm keeping my thoughts to myself. I can't see anyone being able to give an accurate guess just like the MRE it's all guessing with no logic.

Tungsten doesn't end with 0'Callaghans, Paddy found a Newcrest image yesterday highlighting the Tungsten trend to the SE through Trotmans Stockwork. Not as big as O'C but still quite large . The grades are not as high still has copper.

There's another one in between.

Will post images on Ggpchat later

I've put some images of the MRE on here:-

https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=7305#p7305

I forgot to add they've highlighted in grey unclassified material.

That is to say it doesn't meet any Jorc requirements yet but drilling shown in the photos recently will put this into indicated.

Regarding my remark about next years MRE being incrementally larger-

All the drilling that's happening this half year and into next is finding new areas or extending others.

The Southern Extension is being peppered with drill holes moving towards the new target Pinnacles. That new zone has not been factored in yet.

The WDD drilling has been infilling for the resource estimate but could explore now to the south and north and up and down to expand the zone around the drill pad.

The Main Dome has been earmarked for after the Southern extension. I'm hoping they will target that new indicated resource under the north end of the pit.

The ESC will be included as a whole less what will be mined.

Maybe bringing the SLC remains.

Hi djm

I believe that these 2 MRE today have basically brought back in the zones that were not included in last years MRE, plus also historical Newcrest drill results have been used for the first time. Most of the Ggp drilling has been used to reclassify the inferred to indicated( on the plan that's yellow to red).

The drilling since Xmas has been finding new ore around the southern extension, extending the WDD northwards, the Rey, ESC and A reefs.

One of my points at Stroud was what was remaining in the SLC and I was pleased to see it mentioned although it didn't include anything in the MRE there's still a lot in it.

Overall I still believe next years MRE is going to be mega. The tonnages involved in this years are extremely good but next years will be more.

To answer your question on PE I will leave that to others it doesn’t bother me at the moment, what I just see is huge growth potential.

I was asked at Stroud will the pits join up? Watch this space 🙂

Hi djm

My highlight is the Indicated resource underneath the north end of the Main Dome pit near the vent intake. This could be a pit extension here. It was the basis of my talk in Stroud.

This was the end of what Newcrest named the Northwest high grade domain and was the basis the WDD exploration drive started.

Regarding your items

1

The drilling in the WDU is restricted by the length of the drills , on the image you can see an arc from the drill pads depicting their limits.

There's been so much drilling there a lot was probably out of time for inclusion especially the Eastern pod which doesn't look as though it's been included.

2 the open pit has had a lot of infill drilling to convert the inferred to indicated material. The mined material doesn't look as though it's been removed.

A lot of Newcrest historical drills info has been included especially the northern pits 10 and 11 and the southern extension.

This was classed by Newcrest as the West Dome Shallows.

The southern end shown in yellow/ inferred hadn't been drilled enough yet to bring into the indicated category. This lower grade is due to the amount of inferred which has been included at this end. Will be a big extension to the pit southwards.

1 the stockpiles have been amalgamated so what's left of the high grade makes upto 24mt with the low grade

2 the MDU has only increased by 0.2mt which I can't work out if they've included the ESC in that, if they have then that is disappointing but it doesn't look as though it has.

The A reefs image has grown dramatically so not sure if that has been included might have been too late to include.

The VSC from the logs I've seen has some extensive high grade pods but is intermittent overall.

The Havieron presentation last December on page 11 shows a bubble chart depicting Telfer and Havieron in the lowest quartile of Australian gold producers.

The size indicates the size of the reserves and the position AISC figures.

These are from 2025 year end figures.

Havieron is likely to remain the same apart from the AISC which could rise.

At the present moment Telfer reserve size will fall as the reserves go into production. The Reserve report in the June quarter should increase the reserve size back to where it was and depending what they introduce to the MRE should lift it higher.

This could be the WDD or the VSC and ESC.

The full extent of this years 240km of drilling won't be known until next years report.

Both mines are more than likely still going to be in that lowest quartile.

https://www.greatland.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Havieron-Project-Feasibility-Study-Presentation.pdf

Malmesbury gold project was a joint venture between Novo Resources and GBM Resources.

Greatland for clarity were not involved

Presentation March 2026

https://www.greatland.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Corporate-Presentation-March-2026.pdf

Page 25

This clearly shows the timelines for trucks and conveyor use

5 to 6 years from receipt of all proposals for steady state production with use of conveyor.

Prior to this is the ramp up period where more and more levels are opened up using trucks so that steady state can commence.

Hi Zoros your FY29 for ore extraction by the conveyor is incorrect please check the presentation timelines, there's a 3 year ramp up by truck extraction after the infrastructure works.

Hi Tom

There's loads of information been published in RNSs about Havieron and the meeting in London was very enlightening of their intentions . A lot from what was said at the meeting and what was said in the interviews also explains there intentions

Havieron has permissions for infrastructure works down to the basement levels or top of ore, so they have started work on 2 links from the decline to the conveyor decline. They are utilising the machinery still underground just a one shift operation.

The third link is in amongst the aquifer that can't start yet. Ggp aren't going to start the evaporation ponds until all approvals are received which looks like June together with the new haul road.

https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=43

For photos of the box cut.

Hi Droverman

There were still 30koz in the last quarter that weren't explained in the figures. I still can't see where they came from. They started taking away the ramp on the western side of the West pit, so that explains a little. That wasn't in the previous plan, it was drilled and excavated practically straight away so must have been high grade. Below this ramp is this quarters main ore supply and into the next.

From what I've heard there's no fuel shortage in Perth yet I think you are being too pessimistic about Telfer and its fuel supplies.

The company is bound to have contingency plans in place for this sort of occurrence.

What I'm hoping is forward planning to get renewables underway for less reliance on diesel.

Talk here in January of no maintenance this quarter was totally wrong they've stopped for maintenance already.

Sunday night or Monday night.

Remember to deduct what they have already processed from last March MRE, that includes the high grade ROM apart from the 2mt remaining. The saddle area has a mixture of MRE 2025 already processed, remaining has been infilled drilled and stage 7 extension additions.Stage 2 /8 saw a huge chunk processed.

Will they include areas where NEM removed from their MRE such as the VSC(1.3moz) Camp Dome(55kt cu) O'Callaghans, M reefs.

ESC , Tarkin, Rey extension, Kylo, A reef infills, LLU extensions.

Very complex estimating this time.

I hope everyone is coming to the Sheffield meeting on the 18th April at the Waverley from 12 noon 🤣

I hope everyone is enjoying the weekend.

I hope everyone enjoyed my talk last week.

I hope the MRE comes on Monday.

I hope the Iran war finishes soon.

I hope Ggp can get to 80koz this quarter.

I hope the sp reaches all your goals.

I hope everyone on here will start talking about Ggp.

This post contains a lot of hope 🤣

I've added some more content on that thread

Some content from my talk

https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=7292#p7292

A big thank you to everyone who attended last night to make it a special event. Great to see so many younger investors and the silent majority who read this Board.

Thank you so much for your generosity it is much appreciated .

Hamelin have applied for this licence which is between Camp dome and Thompsons dome

See here:-

https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1274

The Stroud meeting tonight from 6pm at the Fromebridge Mill .

There's so much potential to show from Telfer and Havieron it's not been easy to squeeze into an hours presentation.

Safe journey to everyone attending I'm sure you will find it worth attending.

We do have a couple of seats which became available yesterday if you would like to come you will be made very welcome.

Looking forward to it

(PS: please bring a couple of £ to cover the room hire which is psssed onto the McMillan fund)