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Hi Speedy ,

It's going to be an exciting year as we get further updates on both assets and build a clearer picture of everything and exploration updates start coming in again. I think what we have building now is a scenario where growth will be driven less by urgency but more so by having the freedom in picking the optimal approach for the company and where we also have the option to leverage debt into the equation. It's a very very pleasant place to be vs having to race to get Havieron into production :-)

Growth is very much the stage we're at, I think the updates on both key assets will prove to the market that organic growth will be coming from them in abundance and of course in time, we might well make another regional discovery too.

It's going to be a great year :-))

It's not always a sprint to get a discovery to production I would have thought personally.

Havieron is now on a slower than planned under JV but ultimately more profitable trajectory and will be more able to weather adverse conditions.

The optimal way to run any business is controlling growth, as Shaun himself says, not growth for growths's sake, running the business sustainably and not stretching yourself too thin.

All you do then is become a tasty morsel for a larger organisation. The other exploration targets are now less urgent and can be explored more methodically and at times it may make sense to pursue one metal than another for instance.

What we want is a well run and profitable business that attracts investment and interest. Utilising debt is not a mistake either if appropriate for Havieron when considered against all of the other financial commitments with Telfer etc

Maintaining a good relationship with these banks might also be a consideration for plans much further up the road or just to ensure financial firepower in future.

Also it's important to remember that over time the board and CEO will change, so always be prepared for all eventualities as an investor as there may be a shift in priorities and strategies during the next decade.

@Doozer - not sure someone who prefers staffies to labs deserves a passport mate...! ;-))

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@mouthstofeed the scheme document is pretty comprehensive with a section on risks and a section where you can compare shareholder rights now and afterwards if voted through.

Any questions afterwards then email investor relations, they tend to be very responsive. DYOR is always the best approach.

Lovely to meet so many fellow shareholders again and a great TH to celebrate getting this far and the next stage of growth ;-))

Webinar has been postponed, just in person event tonight mate.

Pubs pretty full from 4pm Chuffchuff, pain in butt as I'll be taking a very slow late train home now but had pre-booked tickets like many so could only amend the tickets, think might take Shaun a bit later than 8pm from airport so probably more than a few will stay in pub ;-)

Hopefully whoever the passenger was turned out fine of course,

Try calling Interactive Investor unclemal and checking with them after explaining your situation.

You can also pre-submit questions for the webinar, GaGa on TG was saying Donald said they'd had a lot of similar questions earlier this week, so they'd welcome more:

https://forms.gle/E1bknp61ZcyU5pcF8

I look back to early 2021 and my wrong conclusion that the macro would return to favour miners by 2022 and well - holding GGP since then and the other juniors I unwisely decided to not sell (despite cashing out of most of my other plays) resulted in a couple of very painful years of sitting on paper profits dwindling away slowly. I have to say we also had many many industry experts calling 2021 a short lived slump - so no shame in getting something wrong I guess that industry experts did too.

Fortunately GGP in the meantime worked towards becoming a producer as the macro started turning by jumping through some huge hurdles and challenges - fortuitous indeed for us LTH but I prefer being right to lucky so I'll be doing my best to make a better call in future - so factoring in the macro is key. Had I correctly called the macro I'd have cashed out and then probably come back for another slice of the pie once the deal was closed.

As someone else who has run a business, worked in guiding both corporate clients and down to grass root level start-ups in business and marketing strategy - the macro is critical for any organisation, the inherent skills and abilities of the team too and planning ahead for various scenarios NOT one fixed narrative is also part of how you plan your business.

The further out you look in terms of months and years - the less you can predict accurately - so you must have contingency plans such as the Puts to cover your backside too. The GGP team is doing an exceptional job as producers... will the market appreciate GGP better when cross listed on ASX is the next big one for Shaun and co. to deliver on.

I suspect these guys know exactly how to navigate their home turf and deliver ROI given we have some global leaders on the board who call Oz home. As always - the proof will be in the pudding but they seem to be performing very well to date. I really think by year-end many LTH who have higher averages will finally have got back to blue or at least have very little concerns in the future.

The TH next week will be a good opportunity to relax for once and just look back on an arduous journey knowing the worst is behind you and much sunnier days are here - literally and figuratively ;-))

As long as GGP keeps delivering ROI to investors - I'm sure we can all agree it will have a place in our portfolios. We will all have our thoughts on future macroeconomic direction and what factors we weigh in more heavily than others.

GGP is building very robust foundations from the get go, we couldn't have had a better start, partly due to Shaun and co. and partly due to the macro and Shaun and co. anticipating this and

Further financial, Telfer and Hav updates will help build a clear and definitive picture of how robust even in adverse conditions GGP may be and how much debt we may or may not need to call upon for our planned development.

The key as an investor isn't for us to be planning to hold companies through thick and thin surely IMO, but be invested in the right companies at the right time. Should we enter adverse conditions for mining companies in future I won't be invested in any of them - but where the money is to be made hopefully.

However - this certainly seems to be the correct company to belong in my portfolio currently and perhaps for a long time if the tailwinds continue to favour this sector. A lot of concerns we might have had have been mitigated already for most of us you would think such as :

- Telfers LOM and profitability

- Any gap in production between Telfer and Hav

- Ability to fund Havieron and Telfer development

Again, we couldn't have got off to a better start and as the old timers say, make hay while the sun shines and no doubt company will be well positioned to weather any adverse conditions or challenges in future should they appear.

Sorry Tymers, I didn't understand your last post?

Something about inviting me over for a play date at your Wendy House? I wouldn't want to get in the way of you and CP and jesus .. that time I walked in on you two playing doctors and nurses still gives me nightmares..

Tymers, you were telling us all to invest in Wendy Houses and the average price in Fantasy Land has fallen by 10 percent month on month since Feb!

Are YOU qualified to be giving us advice?!

The pooping stage is behind us Jester since the deal. We aren't hoping to make it from explorer to producer or monetising and asset or in this case, more than one, we achieved it. Check the numbers instead of posting about your losses elsewhere mate ;-)

Unfortunately it wasn't an easy journey so some LTH still need to see ROI but unlike most explorers, this explorer made it. This company is hardly at risk of going bust is it?

I said I'd judge the deal at year end hence I don't personally focus on daily volumes and prices but we're doing better than I thought we might prior to ASX by quite a margin, so personally I'm feeling very positive.

I suggest you set a similar target and timeframe to mine if you agree that the upcoming catalysts will move the SP positively and happy to hold that long, but as always DYOR.

Sullen Commentator, you seem very sure about whom Is a trader or not and their notives for merely being a goldbug or price watching and observing related factors?

No different to crypto bugs or others and usually a large contingent of posters on chat boards, so what are you expecting from chat boards?

For the record I have never traded GGP but I see no issues with traders or those with trading pots. But dumb expecting a market where people and institutions only invest with decades long positions?

What are you expecting from BB posters and those discussing GGP exactly? All you seem to do is spend all day judging others posts without adding anything to the mix in assessing GGP yourself.

Try adding some value to the BB before deciding who else does perhaps? And I'd prefer being compared to a Labrador than rottweiler in future as grew up with a Labrador, no offence to any rottweiler owners but labs rule!

No, we'll be listed on both ASX and AIM.

You should read the scheme document:

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Greatland-Gold-Scheme-Document.pdf

Tymers, the average basic wendy house costs say £300-£400 perhaps, you tell us, you're the expert after all?

So lets not get so carried away with your boasting mate, Elon doesn't exactly need to be watching over his shoulder yet :-)