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Someldiot

Yes the put options are in Australian dollars

Mentalmax

Yes this is GGPs insurance against a drop in the POG for production until June 2027. This was put in place when the POG was around $5500

How Greatland Gold's Put Options Work:

Right, Not Obligation: The put options provide Greatland the right, but not the obligation, to sell a specific amount of gold at a pre-set price (strike price).

Downside Protection (Floor Price): If the market price of gold falls below the strike price, Greatland can exercise its option to sell at the higher, pre-set price, protecting its operating cash flow.

Upside Exposure: Because the options are not an obligation, if the market price of gold rises above the strike price, Greatland can sell its gold on the open market at the higher spot price, thus retaining full upside potential.

Program Details:

Coverage: Approximately 225,004 ounces of gold production, covering the period between January 2026 and June 2027.

Strike Price: The puts have a weighted average strike price of A$4,500 per ounce (previously A$3,887.50 for earlier programs).

Partners: These options were arranged through a syndicate of banks including ANZ, HSBC, and ING.

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Purpose of the Strategy:

This hedging approach is designed to manage market volatility during the company's transition from developer to a significant gold-copper producer, ensuring that the company has secure, robust cash flows from the Telfer-Havieron project

As of early 2026, Greatland Gold (GGP) has implemented a hedging strategy involving gold put options to protect its downside risk while maintaining full exposure to rising gold prices.

Key Details of Gold Put Options:

Coverage: Greatland secured coverage for 225,004 ounces of gold.

Period: These options cover production between January 2026 and June 2027.

Strike Price: The put options have a weighted average strike price of $4,500 per ounce.

Purpose: This strategy was put in place to manage volatility and protect cash flow, particularly as the company transitioned to operating the Telfer mine and developing the Havieron project.

The price has dropped as gold has recovered from earlier lows.

Gold has gone up and down for the last 11 years I have been invested here. I never wet my pants when it goes down.

It’s interesting to see how closely the POG tracks the Dollar Index (this is how the dollar is priced against a mix of currencies)

The POG has tracked it hour by hour it seems for the last few weeks. A short while ago the dollar index was around 96.5 but went up to a high of around 99.6 and now sits at 99.34. I use it as another tool to give me an idea which way the POG could be heading. If this war ends expects the dollar index to fall and the POG to go up.

Traditionally gold has been as a safe haven but the war has increased the cost of oil and the strength of the dollar.

Not sure how when this war will end and everyone will have their own opinions about it but I don’t think that’s for a GGP chat.

Good luck to all long term holders.

Here is a link to the dollar index

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

SpadesA 1985-2016

Yes in another life

I live in Almondbury now but went out walking with Mrs Gymboy through Farley Tyas yesterday.

How do I register for this meeting I am in Huddersfield, not far for me.

The Spot Price at the moment (10.15am UK time) is approx $400 higher at $5689 up from a closing price of $5278 on Friday.

Doc the message was lost on you.

I am pointing out that past success was based on focussing on the company and its future potential. Most on here look at the SP today, or performance over the last few months etc. if you believe you are in a stock that is in a good position then stick with it unless something drastic causes you to lose faith. If you’re not sure, sell up. I am here to make money like everyone else, I just don’t expect it overnight or in the short term. Real gains take time.

If you think I am crowing that’s fine, your opinion on it really doesn’t matter to me.

At this level EEE is a strong BUY.

The potential here is enormous and don’t think other miners aren’t aware.

I have been in Greatland Gold now Greatland Resources 12 years. There are quite a few long term holders like me too who have reaped the benefit of know the potential of the resource and holding long term for the rewards. I initially bought £2 million and that cost me £1200. After a 20 to 1 consolidation I now have 100,000 at over £7 each but it’s taken 12 years to get here.

I see EEE in the same way. The potential is enormous, just too big for many to understand. There will be so many games played to part you with your shares here and so many negative angles thrown at you. (I could literally name 20 or so about GGP that don’t really get mentioned anymore)

The individuals who bought in here under 10p (I bought some under and some over and continue to add on dips) will be well rewarded in 2-5 years time. Ignore the pullbacks, and fear mongers you are in a stock with ridiculous upside in an ever changing resource hungry world.

Metals and minerals are at the start of a long term bull market so if it’s Gold, Silver, Copper or Titanium there is no need to watch the SP every day, you are in the right place.

EEE has been played for the last 6 months and no doubt will be for a long time. However as all the pieces of the jigsaw get assembled we will see more and more new highs in the SP. This is a hold until production, sell out and there will certainly be buyer who have much stickier hands than you.

Good luck to all holders, enjoy the weekend.

Gymboy

Love Pepper Lane chippy. I lived in Heskin for a while.

Spadesaspade

I used to work at Bedford on Manchester Road. Not a good day for a guy from Leigh living in Wigan today. Leopards had a bad night.

Sold yesterday just before the bell for £6.62 bought it all back just now. It just didn't feel right not having my full allocation. Bought 5 lots of 6000 shares and one at 6300 shares. I wonder if these will show up?

None of us can predict short term, medium or long. However I am a lot more confident about where GGP will be medium and long term so glad to be back to my full quota

Sold some close to the bell today as I saw the news from Putin straight away. Sold in 10 lots, 2 at £40000 and 8 at £20000. Best price at £6.685 down to £6.50 with an average of £6.625.

I will certainly be buying back even if I buy back higher as I see this as a temporary blip just like so many others in the past. I was lucky to see this straight away.

Not a clue how things will go over the next few days for the POG and gold miners but I intend to buy back when the dust settles, which could be overnight it could be in a few days or weeks.

Good luck to all holders of GGP in the medium and long term this is a gem of a stock.