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I mean, just on the board, and though posters convince themselves, Icant surely be the only one, substantially readers, fed up with if this was this, and that was that,this would happen.

ASX being the most recent example On here.

Theyre miners -they’ll buyin extremis. They know whats what.

Crikey. I’m in Ggp.

I don’t support posters here though.

And wait for cash from Bamps ( very far sighted ) knowledge, beyond what Ggp can put out.

Some mither, some ramp.

Some or overly imaginative.

I have you as just a Pratt.

The two things are as I say, not only on this board.

The third is speculation about Wyloo.

Theyre best positioned. Takeover or not.

This is the only board where I’ve seen fear of a takeover at premium.

If it comes, take it, and move on.

I mention it, frequently, because, not so much you, others waffle around it in the void were in.

surely, rather than bickering about nothing, you lot can at least agree that the market will be interested in results of telfer drilling, mine life, mre, and havieron dfs. and setting one against the other. and that will find its way into price discovery.effectively what charles archer said.

just his view of course, but one or two didnt like it - whilst it seems on here what everyone comes back to, wrapped up differently, amounting to the same.

i guess that was down to his personal perspective, on his own portfolio, where he acknowledges all his picks don’t play out - or at least, soon enough.

lths on here will play this through.

ever optimistic, with the obvious end result - hav that counts. the rest is a means to an end. you know, hang about long enough.

all the *******s about shorters, manipulation, blah blah, john bull. well, you’re daft if you’re in any way remotely interested in it.

bulletin board filler, is all, to keep you interested. like guess a date of dfs.

or we buy new vehicles, we maintain them. we train. goodness me. scraping, unnecessarily- looks almost, well, struggling for something to say.

From the earnings call transcript, according to Mr. Olafsson, who chose to mention them, there seems to be five mines/ development opportunities., likely to take precedence at this point.

‘There we have the Nalunaq mine, we have the Nanoq exploration development project, and then we have early stage exploration in Vagar. In West Greenland, there we have the Black Angel past producing mine, and the intention is to bring that into production in the coming years. We have then the Kangalusuk exploration set up, again, very similar to what we have in Nanoq. So you have a high-grade development or producing asset supporting larger scale exploration assets. ‘

Nalanuq drilling results, and Nanoq, are obviously core to Amrq, near term revenue, as it sets itself up for the next decade.i tend to think, as time progresses, there will be no lack of opportunities, which need prioretisation.

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You just don’t know, do you, but an injection of cash, a la Trump idea, or similar, may bring things forward, as per the last funding round.

A mention. Again Mr. Archer. FWIW.

46 mins.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQwaimzr1pU

Always said, this board cant be beat for imagination.

Bit of a downer on it, really.

What’s the point in questioning Newmont?

They wanted out, of Hav/Telfer, at the time, and have gone out.

Facilitated ASX listing, selling 10%, through Day, and effectively sold 10% to Wyloo at 7p. plus a bit. Yet to come.

You might say Wyloo, not so much Ggp, made, and benefitted, by the deal - in cahoots with Newmont.

That would be my preference, increasing EPS.

But it’s premature. Hav, capex to 4.5mtpa, has to become real, and dealt with on an operation relying on bulk.

‘Wow, it’s talking to itself.’

Not the fact though, is it?

All the best.

You don’t know. Nor do I.

It will depend on Telfer profit, to put into Hav development. And then achieving 2.5mt, at their conservative grades, not what might be considered high. Down to bulk, to increasing throughput.

Anyway, whatever’s said on here, a multiplicity of different ways, even looking at divi end of century. It’s down to

1. Telfer mine life at profit.

2. Hav DFS, offset against.

No, they’re getting away from conspiracies against Greatland, the shorting nonsense, realisation that late reported trades is not only Ggp related.

When they put that behind themselves, it will clear the decks.

And back to buys and sells, dictating the price.

And of course, if Ggp, as a whole, has profit in excess of that required for expansion, hub and spoke, foreseen requirements, then a divi will be paid.

I suspect not until Hav is producing commercially, at 2,5mt, or so, nor before it ramps up to 4.5mt - later in the decade.

I mean, you back your own convictions, don’t you?

Whilst waiting on the evidence.

All the best.

This board is becoming almost sensible.

I found it interesting thst a CEO found it worthy of a mention.

Nothing wrong with putting a word out, whilst not upsetting the sensitive, on their own boards.

Well, if you look back historically, there were several Greenland mines, of one sort or another. Almost domestic.

Went out of business, difficulty in mining, high costs, lower commodity prices. Things have changed.

Amrq is, I think the first, to succeed in modern terms. Getting into those old mines, a lot of infrastructure in place. And providing the means for itself, and others, through Suliaq. And Hydro power, instead of oil price. And going through gold to rare earths, strategic metals, some with Gardaq, who rely on resources other than gold.

And now, resampling of old lab stuff, for more than they started looking for. As stated recently.

It’s hard to see, what might be the greatest new source of strategic metals, minerals, Greenland, being ignored. And Amaroq, first main movers, appears, with their experience, to be the key to new investment.

It’s a bit slow, one might think, this one, based on Nalunaq, going on Nanoq. And then there’s finders/keepers side.

It’s relatively early stage is Amrq, but looking rather good ( I think )

Well, you know, no point in relieving boredom and slagging off others. Even if you’re the cleverest of the clever.

Better to keep a few quid available and wait on definitives.

Winnifrith puts 150 on it just now. His largest metals holding he says.

Cannacord and Co see 125 for what it’s worth.

Probably they might know as much as I do.

I mean, if Greenland and Amaroq pan out to my own hopes, I’m hanging on with a core holding, until both can no longer be ignored by the majors, the ‘big payday’, exit time for Olafsson and Co, as one of the two outcomes foreseen by Olafsson, reiterated by Archer and that old Winnifrith.