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Mr. Day’s committed in RNS to following through with MRE. He had to, and will.

It’s increasingly plain everyone, including Newcrest/Newmont, and this chat board see any divestment of Telfer/Havieron, as inextricably linked. It will be interesting, though I don’t particularly want to see it, to see how Ggp and I would think associates, manage to structure the acquisitions to achieve equanimity between the parties.

Well, he’s hoping to make the company a force to be reckoned with, based on Havieron throughput on revenue. Whatever Newmont decide, and Ggp do or don’t do as a result, there’ll be a route to market for Havieron. He won’t be saying, that’s it then, off you go.

All this lot got an eye to their own futures and a bit of cash, wherever they perceive it’s to be made. And they thought Ggp/Hav can provide a basis for that when they came on.

Biswas as was set that out couple years ago for Newcrest.

https://www.newcrest.com/sites/default/files/2021-08/210812_Telfer%20investment%20underpins%20long%20term%20future%20potential%20-%20Market%20release.pdf

But I know what happens, so I’ll leave those who want to maintain that’s what is happening because ‘they want your shares’ to get on with it.

We can guess at it, but it’s obvious you can’t equate shares loaned against shorted or intended to be. Everybody wanted to be shorted, even though there isn’t a one big enough to be made public.

We don’t know, but a damn sight easier for ‘them’ to buy ‘us.’

Think ASX remains in the background, ready to go, if Ggp need to raise.

No, you’re on about Newmont, and before that Rio. All over the place. The MRE is a matter twixt Newcrest and Greatland and is overdue by Ggp’s own standards, and that’s the simplicity of it.

I think, actually, it was Ggp who’s now getting a grip due to non publication by Newcrest. And that’s the grip I have on it.

I’m not telling you anything. Just that in my view on what happened as per the tale we been given Newcrest. failed to come up with the MRE, cooperate as thought, so Ggp has to.

No. The MRE is overdue for Ggp investors. It is, after all, a separate company from Newcrest and anybody else.

That’s all part and parcel of what takes the time to completion - sorting out all the many legal agreements underpinning the business to ensure all is in order and continuity of operations.

Macmahons not always been happy with their main contract, but that’s their problem.

Workforces carry on during takeovers, until contracts are transferred across or bought off.

Up to you, I filter nobody, and balance is useful. Not talking of Aqua, who’s posts I find helpful in that respect, countering the more exuberant, you can look at the very negative and think if that’s the best you can do, thanks very much……

I think shutdown is a term related to getting scaffolding up for planned maintenance, in advance, thus minimising ‘shutdown’ of operations.

It’s still operating, and was intended to go on for a year or so more at least. People come and go.

Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AMRQ/amaroq-announces-changes-to-its-trading-liquidity-enhancement-agreements-fvq91144vl8p6rr.html

Usual thought. Take no notice of the numbers bought/sold printed on these sites, just the way they deal with it either side of mid.

Haha. Somebodies bought enough as against the somebodies selling. You can see them on the charts.