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Seems savvy governance for pre-failure house keeping. Good for the creditors but history for the PIs. Even if it remains listed, I wager 20% max of a restructure will be left with existing retail investors. GLA.

Field visual updates will be provided!!!

That’s exciting. Could see nuggets at any time

I was pleased to hear the CEO very keen to bring that up in his last interview.

I’m in Portugal and it’s beautifully sunny. I hope this helps?

Ok …… let’s leave it til the first trading day if 2026.

I’ll ask you how many shares can be sold.

…and now we are Besties 🤗

See how much money you can recoup before it’s gone.

Toffeeman321

Would you kindly explain what you disagree with about my message?

Note - before you do, check out the quantum of the interest on the gold loan, what it equates to in stock at today’s price, hence the %. Add this to AIMSL existing holding. < > 30%????

People are probably as interested in your opinion as they are Starmers.

Jog on.

Peeps are a little unclear of the predicament here.

The deadline for an EGM giving the BoD the right to issue more than 50% equity has passed.

This means GRL will default. This means AIM will suspend them for being technically insolvent.

An alternative, except notice of delisting and privatisation / or total sell out, doesn’t exist.

Yer money has GONE.

Good lad or lady,

I’m fully loaded here for 2025

Merry Xmas …… 2026 will see this hit 5p min.

clarification

cigarette packet stuff ……. ,

not ****sexual packet stuff …….,

the pea focused on 20% of the resource.

usd60m development cost, usd72m revenue, npv usd12m

the development cost for 40% wouldn’t be usd120m, more likely usd80m, to double the modular pads etc, hence usd144m, npv usd64m;

60% ….

80% ….

100% ….

jorc doubled in mean time …… 200%

*** packet stuff but huge!!!!

Despite the surprising (to put it mildly) reaction to the solid PEA report, the drop was not a lower low, from the previous rise retrace. We could see a tidy bounce by Friday close.

Understood

You want vision to production and a USD100-300 per ounce in the ground valuation. The dilution, raises, farm-ins (shared revenue), JVs are very hard to estimate at the moment, but we can be sure very significant. 75-90% dilution in multiple forms and in different ways by region. CLP might be way better due to revenue from other places diluted more.

Production, even in Senegal is 5 years away.

I’m looking at Jorc increases and a license.

Current value circa USD20 per ounce.

Licensed USD50 per ounce.

So I’m hoping by the end of 2026 a 850k JORC @ USD20 / ounce will be a 2M one @ USD50

Ok truce 🤝.

Genuine question - you mention you may invest in the future, suggesting not yet. It this due to other unrelated preferences or specifics about ORR? Don’t you consider the price a good level to invest. Lots of potentially great news coming over a long fully funded period - end of 2026. The scope for VERY substantial JORC increase is huge. Exploration might disappoint, however, this seems unlikely as the fields open in all directions.

Let’s keep the chat focused on fundamentals or technical analysis, rather than posting patronising diatribes .

I’d say it’s weak and stupid to look at the low MCAP of an exploration company and compare it to a producing mine.

It’s a great interview.

The scale of Orioles opportunities are vast.

JVs, dilutions, farm-in, debt etc will be needed along the way, however ORR cut of the remaining assets could be USD250-750M easily.

Senegal any day - I’m hoping before Xmas.

Yep - totally agree. Patience is always the secret