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Heading towards a 10mln traded day……

The ceiling is being pushed up….that makes me happy…..higher ceiling more room to grow 😉

This started way before zac turned up….he’s just made the kitchen a little hotter

And breathe….😮‍💨

Those 14mln share we would have to place at the end of the year has just dropped to 12.5mln to raise a million quid 😂😂……..you can see why Gcm is in a very sweet spot atm

So basically you cannot show emotion as an investor when the stock rises…..you can show emotion when it’s getting shafted with shorters 😂

Tooth fairy out again…

Wow!!….

Anyone that wants in retail will have to pay proper money………this could be the start of the serious re rating of an unnoticed beaten down gem?

I did mention last week some micro cap institutions start at £20mln looking for value,they don’t come much more interesting than a company that has a $100bln dollar resource bordering on development?……

Gcm are funded to the year end…..they raised £1m earlier this year,if they do that again at the end of year at today’s price that would add 14mln shares to the very small float……if the stock carries on this trajectory that million quid raise will be chaff in the wind to get the company to development?

Yunus met Rahman amid a looming political deadlock in the country over the timeline for general elections. The BNP was threatening to mount countrywide protests against Yunus, who heads the interim government. According to informed sources from both the government and the BNP, the meeting was cordial, and the two leaders agreed to general elections being held in February 2026.

The BNP had been pushing for early elections and was in favor of elections being held by December 2025. The interim government, meanwhile, was saying it would hold elections only after reforms to Bangladesh’s Constitution, its judiciary and electoral institutions were completed. Recently, Yunus announced plans to hold elections in the first half of April 2026. A political deadlock was looming in the country. The agreement on elections in February is therefore an important compromise.

https://thediplomat.com/2025/07/the-rise-of-the-bangladesh-nationalist-partys-tarique-rahman/

I have been around this phulbari project for a couple of years now and thrown the sink at the research to reassure myself of the potential of this prospect…

Just a few bits that may be of interest, Bangladesh electricity generated with coal represents about 16% of the total electricity in the country,the majority of that fuel is imported from Indonesia 3 thousand miles away,that fuel has been very poor quality to date and to be firing that sort of stuff through these ultra modern super critical power stations has proven to be false economy…..that fuel fouls up the super generators and emissions are excessive.

Back to phulbari coal,that fuel is some of the best quality coal in the world and it’s use in the new super critical generation units would have immediate benefits,better efficiency,better for the environment(abolishing big % of import costs and co2 shipping) equals lower costs.

Some have argued Bangladesh is on a green path with various articles?….yea Bangladesh has been on a green path for years!….it’s fashionable and gets grants and loans,but to put it simply if Bangladesh go green by 20% by 2030 that would not touch domestic resources with a barge pole!

Nearly all Bangladesh super critical coal power units are new…..some have well over 20yrs left and billions have been invested in this infrastructure,the first thing to be affected by greener politics imho would be oil/diesel and expensive lng imported gas…..

Basically solar/hydro/wind will never step on the toes of domestic coal in Bangladesh…..they would be companions in a boosted up new mixed energy policy

Just a few thoughts of my own,please do your own research,please feel free to add your own input 👍

Coal worth $83 billion in Phulbari

https://en.bonikbarta.com/bangladesh/ksg65Io8yfSbuqb9

Just a couple of articles that started all this off in March…..sorry if you have seen it but they provide good info on the Phulbari/Bangladesh coal projects

Bangladesh govt weighs open-pit coal mining

https://www.newagebd.net/post/country/259668/bangladesh-govt-weighs-open-pit-coal-mining

The NCP are too busy disrupting instead of forming a valid political entity………a cowboy outfit that will be seen in its true colours soon

Outlook

It is apparent from the forementioned Seminar and its action-orientated title: "Prospects and Challenges of Bangladesh's Coal Resources and Measures to Overcome", the Government is serious regarding developing its domestic coal resources. It is also apparent from the fact that the Presentation to the Seminar by Ministry officials highlighted the benefits of developing the Phulbari coal mine that the GCM Project is on their radar as an important non-import coal supply solution.

Against this backdrop, it appears the outlook for moving the Project forward has greatly improved and that it is now more the question of when. In the analysis of "when", considerations will involve the sense of urgency driven by the country's economic position and the election schedule. With regard to the former, the economy is reported to remain under pressure with respect to foreign exchange reserves, inflation and purchasing power of the local currency. Compounding this is the mounting uncertainties within the world economy and the suspension of foreign aid by the US government. Regarding the latter, the mainstream political parties are calling for an early election to restore democracy and shore up law and order, however, the Chief Adviser remains circumspect and although has suggested an election by December 2025 is possible, it is also suggested this would depend on acceptance of reforms which are yet to be finalised.

The Directors are appreciative of enduring support of its shareholders, stakeholders and staff

The recent demonstration by the Government and its Ministry that domestic coal must be extracted and that the proposed Phulbari coal mine is a big factor is delivering the necessary coal supply, enhances our confidence that the Project is poised to move forward.

Paul Shackleton

Acting Non-Executive Chairman

https://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/gcm_resources/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=1564&newsid=1923216

Is it just me or is this solid as a rock!!……is this just the realisation of “closest ever”…?

Here’s the Dyani/stakeholder site to give any newbie’s a summary on the project…..

THE PHULBARI COAL AND POWER PROJECT

20 years in the making The Phulbari Coal and Power Project is at its closest ever of coming to fruition. Of huge benefit to the people and economy of Bangladesh it has the potential to create 17,000 jobs locally with many more in the numerous industries that will be created through the utilisation of the mineral by products of which the nation suffers shortages.

https://www.phulbari.org/

Posts seem to have been reinstated searcher and rightly so……

This is why there’s going to be a bun fight to get a stake here……

SHARE CAPITAL

Ordinary Share Capital

Issued and fully paid

* Nominal Amount: £3,362,921

* Number: 336,292,123

Ordinary shares of 1p each

Year end: 30 June

The Company does not hold any ordinary shares in treasury.

As of 26 June 2025 the Company is aware of the following persons who hold, directly or indirectly, voting rights representing 3% or more of the issued share capital of the Company to which voting rights are attached

Shareholder % of Issued Capital

Dyani Corporation Limited 15.44

Polo Investments Limited 12.88

DG Infratech Pte Ltd 4.60

TOTAL 32.92

Percentage holdings not in public hands 28.9%

Last updated 26 June 2025

😂……post removal fairies out