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Though Mr. Day has reportedly said, ‘we’ have the money, Ggp does not, in the bank, and it is right to question how any funding may be secured, and the terms of it, particularly if Ggp is to go it alone on Hav, Telfer, and all the additional capex to bring Hav into production, and get to FCF.

Nobody has the answers. The fact is, Ggp will be limited to the contents of its purse, the speed of operations, the content of the FS.

It may be that there will be more moderate outcomes than envisaged by most on here.

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10th. September.

This board has got out of hand. Posts have become unreasonable.

It has become disheartening to those who hold.

I shall take no part in that nonsense, from either side, but I retain the right to post in a limited fashion.

Leave me out of it, except on any content please.

As an outsider, I think Mr. Day has to start from the position that his own company, in its own right, is skint. And go from there.

Them’s in Ggp, taking their chances. Them out, looking for opportunity.

It’s what it’s about.

Winners and losers.

well, you know, without a source that people can judge it’s a rumour, ain’t it? not intel.

not that it matters. it’s *******s til it happens, and don’t say who bought telfer, let alone hav. and the conditions, if it’s ggp got a hand in.

so, so what really. everybody knows somebody buying or selling something or other, sometime.

It’s not doomsday. But I take note of what the company, over honestly perhaps, puts out to the market.

Not you.

And there’s the additional unknowns.

Just a chat board. An RNS, or two, will eventually drop.

Tinners. ‘just saw too much risk’

Don’t know if it’s too much on the project, on cost and in addition to the raise, but it’s there, or Ggp would not refer to derisking the @cquifer and access to Telfer derisking the project.

In fairness, the company put the markers up, as a bottom line.

Resuming the decline will get rid of one.

Mining

Just a comment. Australian inning mainstream press seem to have been following, suggestions as to buyers, where it’s at, that sort of thing.

Perhaps they’re tardy.

Don’t matter, it’s what Ggp does, and how they do it, willl count.

You have no trolls. Different perspectives is all.

The share price will tell you if you have bought right.

I’m just a poster. With as much actual credibility as the rest here, so far as makin* any money is concerned.

It’s all about the money.

It always is.

Some will wait for investment to mature, some won’t.

Can’t see any rocket here. Long term.

Market would like certainty, just on 30%

Sort of an aside, when does the ROLR run out?

On production of the FS? Decision to mine?

Newmont don’t want to.

So much in the mix. Ggp got some juggling to do.

Why I’m waiting, with feelings there may be money to be made once they’ve sorted it.

No. There’s a video from Palmer somewhere. In my head I’m thinking half a dozen. The video interview was July, I think, saying there was pretty good interest at that time.

Approaching it from the point of view that because Ggp has 30% and ROLR ( though powerful) and will therefore be end buyers, is daft. Particularly if they don’t want, or can’t, pony up for Telfer ( tolling to be finalised )

It’s wide open, with various accommodations in the mix.

And Wyloo will look after Wyloo, in the end. And accommodate their interest in Ggp.

Whilst retaining there existing interest, I mean.

Depends what any other interested parties have in mind. I understand there’s a few going forward to second stage, according to Palmer.

If rumours right, it’s done, in some shape or form.

I would also say, Mr. Day wants to be a commercial producer. Despite exploration, he won’t get there for years, by flogging off the flagship asset. That would, in essence I think, be a failure( for him) It will be a last resort.

Nevertheless, if needs be it may be Ggp can manage the project for others. They’re well set up for it, if it comes to that.