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Shaun mentioned 500k oz sat on the surface ready for processing with no mining costs.

Say $250 per oz to include for processing etc then $2,500 x 500,000 =$1,250,000,000.00

There will be taxes etc but the prizes are enormous.

Hi Shearclass

The Main Dome bulk mine operation would have consumed that.

The exciting potential is the West Dome Deeps but there is also the Main Dome lookalike zone between the West Dome Deep and the underside of the West Dome Pit which is conceptual at the present time.

This means the underside of the West Dome pit is untouched with loads of reefs to mine out. This is on the second molten fluid pathway similar to the Main Domes with the fluid entering the reefs.

The Camp Dome to the NE could provide additional potential at todays prices only 75m down below surface with a huge area of copper mineralisation, this was taken out of the Newmont MRE and Ggp could add it back in to their own.

O’Callaghans is a bit deep around 200m

Goldwish

No thank you Redsetter is not very good, I hope Ggp keep away they have enough to drill on their own lands. Spend all your money then we might pounce

SC you can’t even understand what you’re writing.

You come over as a very bitter old man.

I shall have to filter you

Southern Comfort I take exception to your last post. You mean you invest on what other people say, what an investment strategy you will go a long way.

I know Paddy he didn’t say sit on your hands for ever .

He is and has been very busy at work and private life . This is the reason he has not posted.

Too many on here don’t take ownership for your own failings, to willing to find others to blame.

You’ve blown an issue up this morning from one word on a fantastic RNS concentrate on the positives for a change.

Very enjoyable RNS to read through a lot of positivity.

Shame about the reaction on this Board very negative vibes.

Couple of broker notes out increasing their target prices with one quote :-

“We think Greatland screams cheap at $1.1bn”

Oz produced 33% up on estimates.

Increase in low grade stockpiles to increase the annual tonnage throughput above 20m ton per year.

A very positive RNS 🙂

Hi Ace

When chatting to Goldworm you have to prise information out 🤣 always great to meet up with, lots of stories on his adventures.

Production figures will be available but revenues doubtful.

Newmont we’re still using the warehouse facility at Port Hedland till some date in January. Ggp will not be able to transport their copper concentrate till Newmont have vacated and then wait for shipping and processing.

Don’t expect revenues and if there are some that will be a pleasant surprise.

Be interesting to know what gold grades will be in the concentrate, Newcrest we’re hitting 50g/t +

The ASX is not the only share price driver, derisking the mine life at Telfer is paramount

Ggp have enough Targets without spending money on other people’s land.

Let’s concentrate on we have , which is a vast expanse of land with numerous first pass anomalies and older depleted mines away from the main mine area. All these need reevaluating before anything else. A lot of drilling to bring these into any mine plan.

Ggp have a lot of resources at Telfer that have been left out of Newmonts resource estimates because they didn’t conform to US standards. These should be able to be added to Ggp MRE in the March quarterly at the end of April to conform to a Jorc estimate. This should be added to a new mine plan as a result.

Shaun says there are areas of unloved licences on Telfer , will be interesting to see what Newcrest swept under the carpet.

Antipa have more pressures on both their remaining joint ventures as a vast majority of their licences come up for renewal in the next couple of months, which will be a big financial burden on admin and fees.

Getting Ggp to commit to the joint venture conditions of $44m to gain 75% is a bit hopeful.

Funding by IGO might be under pressure after the latest news of losses on its Lithium joint venture.

No wonder they had an additional cash raise.

Hi Ace

I meet up with my friend Goldworm for a beer in the Nags Head he is a very clued up geologist who’s spent a lot of time in WA and he is great fun . What you have said about him is not very accurate and I don’t like it particularly.

Saying that I don’t agree with what he’s written and should make for the next pub discussion.

Minyari ore will not supplement Havieron ore it’s a lot weaker, they have the same issues that Havieron has in trucking it’s ore to Telfer. The revenues from one truck load of Havieron ore could equate to 5 of Minyari. 3mt is about 3 months of processing for one train so closer ore is far more important.

The amount of shares in issue is an imbalance with his calculation of 10:1, I would vote against such a move, Minyari is not worth 10% of our company. He hasn’t taken into account incoming revenues which over the coming quarters should lift our sp considerably . Antipa will not get revenues for years yet.

Acquiring Paterson Resources Grace project would be a lot cheaper and better.

There are 2 types of drilling resource drilling and grade control. The latter one doesn’t need a Jorc report and the tests are all done in house at Telfer.

The fan drilling is all resource drilling because it will need to conform to Jorc being a new resource, the same would be for other targets around Telfer.

In house testing controls the grades going in and out of the stockpiles and controlling items quantities like Bismuth. Also controls which face is mined to control grades flowing to the ROM piles.

Fan drilling the Havieron ore body will happen to control grading:- the sulphides have complex grades and the stope planning will need this information, also the breccia will need fan drilling to aid with future mine planning.

The testing at an independent lab will only be needed if information is required for a Jorc assessment.

There’s only a handful of historical drills under the Camp and airport, they probably won’t have gone down very deep.

The geology under the Camp is on top of a downward slope, so I’m assuming the E reefs(which would be the highest reef) is going down quite fast at that point. It’s this reef the current fan drilling is following downwards and the mineralisation will weaken the further it goes eventually. Any mining there will be underground.

All my own opinion.

Hi Bellers

I’m sorry to hear your sad news, life is very tough at times. I hope the sp does rise to what you need, it has to at some point

Antipa have just applied for the 40% of Kaliranu that Rio/Ggp have surrendered. They keep doing this like at Bujidown.

Why they do it, I wouldn’t like to say but I’m doubting there is anything there.

Hi Red yes Havieron is turning out to be a once in a lifetime find and it is very difficult to find a viable mineralised target.

Ggp are not prepared to hang on to licences they may not be viable. All these licences are split into blocks, there are 12 on Havieron, the costs rise the longer they are held for especially the proposed spend on exploration.

It will be interesting to see what Antipa do these coming few months as the majority of their vast landholdings come up for renewal. There’s big costs involved and new heritage regulations, I’m not sure how these will effect renewals but it’s becoming more difficult.

Looks like Canning has been surrendered according to Landtracker maps.

Those 2 big bullseye targets looked really integruiging to me but they were deep. I believe they were going to put that MT survey down there perhaps it revealed no mineralisation.

It’s proving challenging to find mineralisation, Apollo is a good example with 90 targets found the MT survey only revealed 4 with possible mineralisation and target 19 the best of these.

The SE area of Panorama has also been surrendered recently as has Thor’s Ragged Range. The NW end of Ggp has at least 40% surrendered and Westar to the west of it have surrendered their licence.

Bromus has 2 licences and one of these lapsed last November but looks though they may have reapplied for it.

Ggp gave up their application for Citadel Hill some time ago.

Hi Ham

It’s great for Snowdrops, looks like a good year. My Grumpy snowdrop has now split into 6, bought one for £30 2years ago .

It does remind me of a few on this Board.

Heard a phrase the other day “ management are using submarine tactics “

They will surface next week 🤣

They might issue the Quarterly Results next week 23rd or maybe the 30th. Last year it was the 25th.

They must be very busy at the moment integrating Telfer into Ggp, even Shaun went into the office on a Sunday recently.

News will start coming soon enough let them catch their breath.

Maybe so but you are not comparing like for like, the list is inaccurate and major factors are influencing our share price.

We have no financial reports at the moment, you need to do this list after the first financials including Telfer production.

There are and have been companies struggling on the ASX, Paterson Resources, Buxton to name a couple close to Ggp licences.

Vault was formed from a big merger and are ahead on the timelines.

De Grey has a takeover premium.

Ggp share price should soon be more appropriate in this list when the production figures come out and current risks on Mine Life has diminished