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The "watch for wandering animals" warning sign ought to form part of our auto log-in here based on some recent exchanges (although unless you're a working mule most animals carry far less baggage than us humans). Let's hope a rising SP steadily lifts the mood and Friday after Friday more LTH's rise out of deficit and into healthy profit.

The Newmont release of the budget for the drill drive from the Main Dome Underground to the West Dome Underground enabling completion in December 2024 is one of those beautiful examples of just how perfectly this has fallen for SD and his team. Serendipity at work! It's unbelievable just how inept Newcrest appeared to be, but it seems like a lot of intelligent strategic thinking and zipped mouths enabled us to attain the bargain of the century. For sure the current SP remains slightly disappointing in the light of this but it's a matter of time before the quarterly results combined with the ever increasing prospectivity at Telfer shake the market into life. This has to make big press soon. I still hope we get more news on Havieron sooner than is currently anticipated (for the sake of all of us who are meant to have alighted earlier but decided to stay on for a few extra stops). I know the extended mine life at Telfer eases all sorts of pressure and I'm grateful for it, but I still feel that Havieron is what we were here for and is what will turn a handsome profit into a life-changing one for many.

We are the new champagne: Nyetimber Classic Cuvée NV on order (not a bad pairing with a vegemite sandwich)

Antigua, I'm afraid we live in a media driven age. I was somewhat gobsmacked the other day when Don Durrett (much touted on here by some) appeared completely unaware that we were a producer that was churning out gold. It wasn't until Middlecoop advised him via a tweeted reply that he woke up and suddenly took notice and clearly did a bit more research and then started singing our praises. Not the first time. I saw him embarrassingly exposed on figures with an interview some time back (was it maybe with Liam I think? - apologies if wrong). For some reason our story has still not gained full traction.

But it will. When quarterly figures land maybe the markets will wake up as well as some of the financial press. I think we could be 6 weeks away from something much bigger than the recent rise.

I'm not going to concern myself with day to day fluctuations unless there is actual news underpinning a particular market reaction. Buying now still seems like a decent in-price to me. The list of impending catalysts is still there. Drill results, quarterly figures, Hav FS, etc, etc. I've extended my own "get out" timescale specifically for all these. I may not b able to stay on the ride until first ore at Hav but there's a lot to come before them. Don't get too disheartened at a couple of daily moves back down. We were at 5.97 twenty odd days ago.

No they don't. I like their beers but it's another brewery gone now. Taken over by Marston's and absorbed into Carlsberg but with still a few half decent bottled ones at limited outlets

Best not said with a mouthful of pork scratchings...

I can only recommend that anyone who ventures to read this chat board on a Saturday leaves it until at least three or four bottles of Ringwood brewery "Boon Doggle" blonde ale have been imbibed. It helps with a close game of rugby too.

Well in spite of a slight pull back this afternoon there are sticky hands around. We have another Friday with more LTH's in profit. Well done to you guys. Next stop is those in the 9-10p range. I might even call 10p by (next) Friday.

SD GGP presentation incoming on 10th Feb. Early morning for UK unfortunately:

Dear Shareholders,

Greatland is presenting at the Bell Potter Unearthed Natural Resources Conference, a virtual conference showcasing the diverse range of investment opportunities in resources.

As a valued shareholder, we are delighted to invite you to join us for the virtual conference.

Our presentation will take place this Monday 10 February 2025, from 11:30am - 12:00pm Perth time (2:30 - 3:00pm Sydney; 3:30 - 4:00am London).

Shaun Day will discuss Greatland’s exciting recent developments, including completing the acquisition of Telfer and Havieron on 4 December 2024, and Greatland’s strong start to Telfer operations in December.

To register, please use the link below this email.

Regards,

Shaun Day

Managing Director

TT - that's a positive read from Stuart Hinds. It's one of the positive issues I took from Shaun's interview with Liam the other day. Shaun made clear the culture change from Newcrest's questionable working practices and lack of care. I can imagine the workforce has a new appreciation of the team taking things forward in the manner they have. Safety at the heart of things and a valued workforce is excellent for productivity.

As fir this morning's buys, I suspect the Investor's Chronicle article may have reached some new people who haven't been on this journey as long as most on her. This growing presence in the financial press will only serve to amplify the good news RNS's due over the coming weeks and months.

I had a little chuckle at Ham's post and wondered if a few pulled turnips were left bobbing in and out on the tide. It got me thinking about this board and that even a turnip might fortuitously get washed up on to higher ground.

Really enjoyed the reinforcement of just what a change this is from Newcrest. A committed management team believing in the resource and able to adjust to the new climate, new appointments driven by not only this bit a strong safety ethic. It bodes well for workforce retention and a happy and valued workforce is a productive workforce. There's a lot to look forward to and the reputation of Greatland is only likely to be enhanced as we emerge from the transfer period in strength.

CP. I thought Hopefullygold's post was pretty self-deprecating and humble. They were honest about their circumstances and wished you well. A more courteous response wouldn't have gone amiss. If you don't yourself think that they will make it back into profit then I wouldn't have bought in. A lot has changed since any of us first researched. Havieron is a longer pathway but yet here we are. The company is mining and making profit, derisking every day. That's a good thing.

Gaining the equivalent of my monthly take home pay every couple of days will do for now. A modest but sustained rise is fine by me, along with a little surge now and again with the odd RNS. It makes me happy that this Friday more LTH's will be back above water and gaining some, and hopefully even more next Friday and then for weeks and months to come.

If that's true it's not a bad thing is it? It's what his detractors pretty much wanted, but tbh in the same way I'm not posting so much here I'm happy to wait on official news rather than all the nonsense from anywhere else. Nothing else will move the SP and hopefully some of you will tire of the need to keep posting ridiculous negatives or positives on no news. The links between some posters are pretty obvious by now. Posting history is all.

As ever it's DYOR, but I'm much more confident about spreading word to my friends and family given that the downside risks in my view have all but been eliminated barring any major incidents (which are normally transitory in nature anyway and shouldn't change the fundamentals). A strong buy with lots of upside both short and long term as things stand. Some vert close family members already in but I'll be nudging others to check this out now at their own risk.

Dumb question I expect, but what are the margins for processing another miners gold? How much profit is there in the arrangement if the processors don't have a percentage stake in the operations of the 3rd party mining company?

I'm not touting this one way or the other. This stock remains high risk with either very high reward or at the other extreme the possibility to lose your money. Not for the faint-hearted. None of us really know the state of the farm-out negotiations but the previous silence on PEL 94 whilst potentially expedient due to market and shareholder sensitivity needed addressing so I welcome the RNS today.

Like I say, none of us know. I suspect the main farm-out partner we were in negotiation with may not have wished to release as much capital back to GBP as we would wish for. I suspect (but do not know), that that farm-out partner wanted to exploit a weakness in our funding and so by response the board proceeded with a raise. I do find it curious to hear GBP reflect back (in a previous RNS) their acknowledgement of the expertise of the farm-out partners geological team. Again we can only guess how this can be interpreted. It could be read that the potential is even bigger than was first thought, or that logistically the investment required is greater than anticipated. The two could actually go hand-in-hand. Now if negotiations ended up at a stalemate even after the fundraise then it seems reasonable to put cards back on the table and call the farm-out partners bluff by entertaining the interest of new parties. That is business and I welcome this. It makes for a longer journey but I don't see it as a reason not to get an amicably suitable agreement over the line either with a new partner or with the exiting one at better terms. This is all aside from our Juno exploration. Yes this is all conjecture on my part. I am still here with a small stake waiting to see what pays out because I'm comfortable with the levels I have left here.

What does get me (and which is why I post less on this board) is the lack of humanity whereby people literally want to cause virtual harm on people. Got sucked into it myself in shear frustration but I find it disturbing just how despicable some people are. People need to take a balance check as when there is no middle ground people are driven to extremes and arguments get polarised. I no longer engage with those extremes. Good luck with all your investments.

I agree. The scaremongering about a 2% drop so far after a great news day yesterday and associated rise is just ridiculous. The buy in price here is still great and I'm hoping to utilise a bit of my pension lump sum when that comes through in a couple of months just ahead of full quarterly figures. As the stockpile reduces the markets will watch what we actually extract but I'm really looking forward to seeing just how far Telfer mine life will be extended. It would be fantastic to get a life-changing extension coupled with a revised Havieron plan that moves on at pace. Let's use those profits! I'm hopeful that a boost from ASX may subsequently release and smooth over carefully considered acquisitions that keep those trains running years into the future. It would be just brilliant if we get breakthrough news on our other tenements. There is the stuff we know about that propel this steadily forward and then there's the as yet unknown catalysts that could seriously multiply the bags we could manage from current levels.