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Yes. If not today, very soon.

HSBC still showing 15.6 too.

I could not agree more.

What a ride it has been so far but the next, higher and higher, waves are what we have been waiting and hoping for. What now makes Greatland stand out is the calibre and connections of the Board of Directors. The Australian pension and hedge fund managers will of course back this Board and particularly Andrew Forrest because they understand what he has achieved already and they will listen when he explains the quality of the assets Greatland owns and the margins that will be achieved in a precious metal bull market that could last 10 years! GLA.

I think he meant £1.2bn annual profit, not income.

Stellar 1st qtr performance!

Anyone expecting the after hour trades today to be 15p+ ?

Absolutely. It is the market cap that matters not the number of shares of course. Greatland Resources will be huge! Once all the share ‘administration’ and restructuring is sorted and the Aussie institutions get involved the share price should finally reflect true/fair value. It’s been a long time coming but will be worthwhile on the end I am sure.

Anyone thinking the quarterly results are likely to look good?

Another very positive RNS and good to read about the ‘excellent momentum’, long may it continue.

I would have thought that quality of find at PNT.ASX would warrant an RNS here, it is great news for Panther Metals.

All moving in the right direction and starting to produce substantial amounts, bodes very well for the future. We need to see the financials now. I am expecting a decent profit this year and excellent forward projections. The company is massively undervalued.

I totally agree Bedhead, TB is looking to increase daily production to 2000 tonnes per day (as we near 1350 tpd sustainably now) through the purchase and implementation of an ore sorter.

The progress to date, the focus on grade improvement and more efficient operations and the future opportunity for 50% growth using an ore sorter makes for a huge potential upside for those who can wait. A few months now of good production figures will prove the positive trajectory and the SP should re-rate, this is not a pump and dump story.

Great progress and significant evidence that the turnaround is very nearly there. The strengthening of the management team in all of the right areas is hugely important. The focus on the grades is the next and final step in many ways to hit the annual production target. Great to see the comments about improving efficiency of the operations to.

I loved these two sentences from TB: "The composition of our senior leadership team now has the suite of skills and competencies that we need to take the Company forward. I have immense confidence in what we will achieve."

Good things come to those who wait.

Does anyone have views on why this company/share is so under the radar? The current exploration opportunities look really exciting to me but with one trade a day it's hard to understand why there is so little interest.

Cheers Strummer - I totally agree.

Strummer, I do agree with you but I took a similar stance with EMED that became ATYM and after about 2 years I sold out and lo and behold they finally delivered about 6 months later and that hurt!

I certainly want and now expect Rambler to be hitting 1350 tpd production consistently by Q3.

AIM is all about start-ups or turnarounds. As we know there are many failures, some due to market conditions, some because of a lack of financing, some because of poor or even fraudulent leadership and some because of a mixture of all 3. What makes Rambler a stand out investment opportunity now is the copper market is strong and likely to strengthen, financing has been sorted (just and in the nick of time!) and most importantly the leadership is now strong and very professional.

We now have an experienced CFO and so very importantly a CEO, Toby Bradbury, who knows how to turn a mine and a business around and has done it before (Shanta Gold). He clearly saw what needed to be done at Rambler and despite Covid delaying the process he has built a team and a plan to ensure Rambler has a ‘long and prosperous future’. I have every confidence that he will achieve that and we will see the evidence of that, more and more, over the coming months. It may not be April or May results (hopefully it will be) but it won’t be long now. Patience is key once the market, financing and leadership is sorted.

It seems to me that Rambler has moved from 1 step forwards and 2 back to 2 steps forward and 1 back! There are still challenges to overcome but the business is moving forward and the future looks very bright. Hopefully, It won't be long now before we receive RNSs that simply state much improved production figures and no news about mechanical failures, stope collapses etc because the risk mitigation measures are being significantly strengthened.

0.4% of the company's shares were sold today and almost exactly the same were bought - does that logically warrant a reduction of c. 6% in its mcap? Of course not. Rambler's time will come, the company is now in the best state it has ever been and has the greatest opportunity to thrive over the short, medium and long term that it has ever had.

The RNSs have been clear enough over recent months. We were told more financing would be needed. I had expected/hoped it would have raised at 30p but hey-ho those in the know are always greedy. The operational update is very encouraging and the last parts of the jigsaw are finally being put in place. I look forward to very boring and standard monthly and quarterly updates now proving that more than double of last year’s saleable copper is being produced and sold for a third higher price. The long-term prospects remain excellent.