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I believe that under AIM rule 11 there should be a statement for a 'substantial movement in share price'. As we're down over 18% at the time of writing that's substantial in my view!

Shame they couldn't put a link to last night's podcast on the RNS. With Stu's wine assisted interpretation of the results we'd add 50% to the share price easily!

I wonder if part of the dynamic duo's response to Pershing is to request a correctly issued TR1. After all, I could write to them and state I own 6% but doesn't mean I do (thank god, with my 0.7p average!)

Would like to see the contents of the Pershing letter and who the 'exceptional value destruction' proposed Directors are so we could decide for ourselves. Doubt we'll get a chance though.

Hi MH01,
Agree, should have clarified ‘mainstream media’. Can’t fault Shaun in his communications. Quality will out, so let’s hope it gets picked up in the wider media.

Cheers

CF

Hi TT,
Yes, let’s hope this is the start of more widespread publicity. We’ve had some time in a media vacuum. More good news should get our name out there a bit more.

Small mention in the Mail on Sunday financial section ‘Risers & Fallers of the Week’

Aim top 100 Rises - Greatland Gold +24.14% ‘mining minnow secures financing’

So do NCM for the Telfer facility

'I can’t see what GGP has except rampers.' - Have a read of a few of today's threads, you'll soon change your mind on that one!

SilverHorse, we don’t ‘all know the share would have hit 15p’ if the 5% was sold. Also it’s not Shaun’s fault NCM didn’t take up the deal.

The rest is history (already).

No problem beginner1. That statement was from the bowels of the appendix of the RNS. Let’s hope it’s an ‘oversubscribed’ statement in the morning which should hopefully put a floor on the share price.

The Bookbuild is expected to close no later than 7.30 am (London time) on 25 August 2022, being the first Business Day after date of this Announcement, but may be closed earlier or later, at the absolute discretion of the Joint Bookrunners. The Joint Bookrunners may, in agreement with the Company, accept bids that are received after the Bookbuild has closed.

What maycushion the blow down to the placing price is the shorts closing (if they do). Unless again they know more than we do there could be a lot of buying from the off. I’ve added some funds to my account tonight to see what I can get in the morning and am sure I won’t be alone

AIM999 - NCM Need to mine! it's that or mothball/decommission Telfer at great cost.

‘it was him that pushed Havieron into full acceleration not Your messiah SD’ - Daveri007, correct but also let’s not forget that the reason for ‘full acceleration’ was to prevent the substantial decommissioning costs of Telfer which was becoming nearly uneconomic. The Hav deal must have been manna from heaven for SB.

Regards

CF

Praty1 in Oct. 21. ‘Yep,waited for 10 years for sareum holdings to come to fruition so can certainly wait 3 years for the great land to do the same.no patients some ppl.‘

Indeed Zoros, or this one on the 27th July (about another share): 'Its not the question how much lower will it go its about buying before it rockets up !!!'

1 That's the value for Hav only (not our other licences)
2 The value is based on info known as at December last year
3 We will only own 25% of Hav assuming NCM take the additional 5% (and why wouldn't they?)

Bellers - certainly hope so! Picked up a few more this morning. Interesting after the frenzy of the last couple of trading days that only 196 trades showing at time of writing.

Bamps - many thanks for your patient re-explaining of what we have here.

Regards

CF

Invfun - slight correction, Peter Hargreaves. Going off topic, several years ago I was part of the projects team that completed H.L’s new head office in Bristol. On completion, we locked him in alone for a wander around the building. He remembered with tears in his eyes starting the company with Stephen Lansdown in his mother’s back bedroom with one computer.

He’s retired now in the Channel Islands and although still a major shareholder, is not involved in the day to day running of the company.