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Don’t be ridiculous.

The market, that youre talking of, dictates the share price.

Just conversational.

Old Leifur had no idea about helicopters. Rare earths, bit of this and that. Was a dope, then, I suppose, if you take him to now.

Olafsson, less of a dope.

Hopefully you and VanVan can team up, to advantage.

Me, ticking it over as a hopef7l.

You? Views?

You have it right Tom.

But you cannot be surprised about Hav first ore, let alone commercial.

Down to Telfer on FCF across the company, to pay for the reason most have invested.

And one might expect, eps on Telfer alone in the meantime, associated with caoex across both, to reduce.

A means to an end.

Contrary to some posting, notably Dip.

I do not see that the next Town Hall will add to institutional interest.

That takes time, and greater analysis, for them. Proving their own case.

I take the view, that criticing those who do not attend TH, is wanting, and unnecessary, and small minded, with at least Australia/ UK interest.

Still, there’ll be loads there. Welcome to it - as Mr. Day tells the the market nothing, and leaves it to attendees to agree with him. And some will go for, as in the past, body language.

There is no guarantee of ‘excess’ cash flow.

The message, as I read it, goes to bringing on Hav utilising the still somewhat in the air, Telfer positive cash flow, supported by the debt facility.

And see wher it goes.

Optionality on results.

You can forget Havieron for now, cant you? Commercial production as indicated.

Telfer continues to be the focus, for the foreseeable future.

Clever clogs.

Don’t know about mings, nor mining actually.

There is nothing wrong, if Ggp chooses, to taking up the debt facility.

If you remember, with juniors reputedly having difficulty with financing, the debt facility was a step forward at that time. Optionality.

Now Ggp seems, at least to me, far in advance of the situation then.

Appealing aim market, on the basis, of reining in comments, either way?

No chance, with boards like this one, LSE, giving up their perceived ‘vitality’, with their own business models in mind.

All that will flag, and go away.

Meanwhile, on here, AIM is catching up with ASX. ( full of clogger clog investors, who know their ming, blah blah, as previously ramped on here.

Sometimes I think some on here become over-excitable, thinking huge iis, long term, behave like somewhat, seat of the pants pis.

You put it rather well, for those who care for either.

Different businesses though.

I have hopes for the company.

Whilst remarking on the naivety.

But if it floats your individual boat….suck it up.

Put it this way. There been a few Town Halls.

I’ve yet to see anything reported that can be said to have added, though all went away as happy as they were before, having rubbed shoulders.

You bang away. Do what you want, say what you want.

Market waits on RNS. Nothing else. You won’t get more from Town Hall than you have already. As somebody said in justifiable response to Mooney UFO.

Spouting rubbish? No.

Just you and others trying to justify your own attendance, whilst enjoying a night out, to a preaching to the converted convention.

I have no questions. What are yours, that matter?

There’s a fair bit on the gold price on here too. Speedie et al. However it turns out.

If you’re worried in extremis about that alone, as opposed to thinking Ggp can operate profitably within it, well, give it a rest. No need to pump it, BRICs, and all that yet to happen, even within itself, who can’t agree with each other. And banging on about the $, dedollarisation. Smacks of weakness around the company.

Gold bugs are up it all, of course, doing the company no favours, on expectation.

Ggp well placed, within its gold mining strategy.

“Wouldn't have been able to make today due to kids bday party”

You have your priorities right.

Though there are those on here who infer, if you don’t support by attending a TH at least, there’s something amiss.

You won’t get much from any of it, really, that’ll alter your perspective and financial position beyond RNS, as a dyed in the wool LTH. Who all are here to stay, pending getting fed up. Or, in previously posted technical terms, ‘reviewing their positions’.

There has been some limited discussion on here when Cannacord dropped their twelve month price forecast. Nobody took much notice. It’s still a buy, anyway, with a sp suggestion firmly in advance.

The future still rests with Hav, then supplemented by Telfer.

I can see though, that all the drilling at Telfer, and advancing Hav, comes at a cost, impacting eps.

The company, as a whole, it seems to me, is in better shape longer term, than it has ever been.

Best for the meeting. I suspect there are several names on here, LTH’s, who for whatever reason, will never have attended any, or be seen in the same room as others, TH or otherwise. Not all one sided, is it?

And there’s loads of reporting back, for those who can’t be arsed.

I feel I should say, by the way, I’m simply optimistic ( biased )on the shorter term, with moving into revenue, then profit from the gold.

Though some way off, for any cash therefrom, I very much like the way Amaroq is positioning for the decade, at no cost required, from shareholders, diversified.

And just my view, despite the challenges, I feel Greenland will not be ignored, as time passes. Hence Suliaq. ( company research on new entrants ) And the Hydro business - all coupled with London main market listing.

Best of both worlds for a junior it seems to me, producing and able to pay organically for unlocking the other stuff.

“Mine life on gold alone of 20 years would attract a lot of investors”

I think you may be right on that. At least it is my more optimistic hope. Though we will have to wait for later, Q1 for Nalunaq revised MRE, and later in 2026 for Nanoq maiden.

‘Good’ drilling results, at both, results anticipated this quarter, will at least begin to further underpin production at Nalunaq plant, and start looking towards enhancing/continuation of production with, hopefully, high grades continuing to feed into prospects of a 10 to 20 years mine life. Working on inferred at the mo, that’s just how it goes.

Profit, when (if) Amrq gets to it in 2026, paying, as stated by Mr. Olafsson ( sticking his neck out on what he knows) for the rest.( no raise needed for that, though rare earth/non gold projects might be advanced, as per last raise, if someone comes along with a cash injection.

That at least, is the idea, and ideal, as the other stabilising, movement into diversification prospects, are advanced.

All the best.

Reading the posts, there seems great merit in the views expressed by several, having got off to a bit of a shaky start on ASX listing, that investors may need longer time frames in which to assess Telfer as the various reports are forthcoming - and set them against the DFS.

Actually, it seems to me that what is now unfolding at Telfer, is proving something of a bonus beyond expectations when it was first acquired.

“ As for 2026 I think we could see further expansion in projects”

Theyre already doing it.

More opportunities than they can handle.

Great position to be in.

‘Even peppers was more positive than me’

Peppers likes to think he has his feet on the ground

That’s all, folks!

“it’s difficult to comprehend the massive strategic advantage the plant will offer in the long term.”

Crikey.

Without a means of processing, the whole thing would look different.