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@Element1 Thank you

I’m hopeful that when the Havieron DFS gets released and the Telfer underground numbers are released then the gap will be closed considerably. Appreciate your time!

@Element1

These were my gag packet calculations a week ago. PS Evolution Mining are down considerably from a week ago. I’ve heard on the grapevine that some institutions are liquidating to fund GGP. Let me know what you think good or bad.

Evolution has 1.98 billion free floating shares

#GGP ~ 760 million free float post consolidation and ASX listing. (Guesstimate!)

Therefore taking Evolutions mCap 17.8 billion Aud

Free Float 1.98 billion

Share Price 8.89 Aud

Factoring GGP 47% lower production output.

Evolution 17.8 billion mCap multiplied 47% = 8.36 billion Aud.

8.36 billion mCap divisible by 760 million shares a indicative $11 Aud per share post or £5.28 or 26 pence pre consolidation

Element1/Hydrogen

Do you mind doing the numbers on Evolution Mining. They’re about a halfway house between GGP and Northern Star. I think it’s a better comparison than Genesis Minerals. They have over 2 billion shares mCap 16.98 billion Aud

MH01 check your X email

@BeContrarian

Are you on match dot com ? I’ll introduce you to her 🤣 and if you have a sister that thinks like you I have a son.

Seriously I know not all people of your decade are like that. As a project manager at Rolls Royce Civil Aerospace 7 years ago I had a team of 20-40 olds working for me. All had engineering degrees and incredibly clever and astute. Some of them even preferred music from the 80’s.

Great people!

Lots of similarities with Drusus, John678 and SureasBlazes.

I started life as an apprentice electrician in the mid 70’s, three day working week. Life was a struggle on £12 a week wages of which I paid my parents £4 board.

In 1980 I got married. I got paid on Thursday, and by Tuesday next week we were skint taking pop bottles back to the shop to get the deposit to buy food.

1983 I was working 7 days a week usually 12 hours a day at the weekend rewiring council houses that had been bought under the Tory government right to buy your home scheme. Eventually I saved enough and bought my first house in 1990 for £5500

Two of my three (grown up) kids live for today, spending everything and not saving anything. My lad will spend £200 on a pair of Nike trainers, credit card of course, lives in a co-ownership house with a half a mortgage they’ll never pay off.

One of my kids declined my offer of opening an ISA with GGP shares. The other two agreed although my daughter said I’ll lose it all.

Within three months my lad had sold 122 thousand GGP shares (£8500) and withdrew to pay off SOME of the debt on his cards. When I say sold I mean stole.

Daughters ISA is now 100% up and she’s coming to understand why I invested. She still doesn’t get the many hours researching and following everything GGP I do. Why don’t you just leave it in the bank it’s safer there she said after asking to borrow £800.

At 37 she’s too young for me to explain to her about fiat erosion and inflation.

I think she’ll be ready in another 20 years when I’ve popped my clogs.

Live for today seems to be the mindset. I’m really considering spending their inheritance too.

Some will know that when Havieron was being drilled I was in communication with some of the drillers. I often suggested that they buy some shares in Greatland and not one of them did. Most of them have several cars, jet skis and motorbikes….. and probably credit cards.

Cheers Bamps, this is actually quite good news unless you are Wishbone holder. I genuinely feel sorry for them. I’m hopeful that Antipa hit big time at Parklands for purely selfish reason that GGP will buy the asset not the company. They can then go on and explore with that cash their substantial land package. In the grand scheme of thing’s getting 100% of Havieron back was key, Telfer for zilch was a master stroke. Minyari as an asset somewhere down the road a possibility. This is the beginning of an incredible growth story for GGP I think and complete dominance of the Paterson within 200km of Telfer.

Keep posting and ignore the trolls. There’s a few new names isn’t there but we’ve lived with this for five years now which I suppose is an indication of the green eyed monster syndrome.

@blade

And maybe you should use the ratios of ears to mouth - assumptions that you were gifted as most. Engage the grey matter, digest,consider, consume, debate between the ears and understand before spouting diatribe. If you were gifted with that ratio of course

@Blade1889

The implication as I see it is that the market makers have been rogered. Strange how you see what I see is a clear tactic supporting shareholders can be twisted 180° to imply that SD is now become a villain after four years salvaging what could have been a lost cause under Sandeeps tenure.

Speaking of the ASX listing, Shaun Day employing the wiles of the wiliest fox, who has been appointed Professor of Cunning at Oxford University - has set up an entity to oversee the orderly transition of Newmont shares, which Shaun is the sole shareholder

https://x.com/that_stocks_guy/status/1929620699485978674?s=46&t=69TXu4NNwwif-M9q6Zgw6Q

Well done Bamps👏👏👏👏👏

I have a HL account and have not received shares or cash. I had 123,694 Starvest shares is it worth chasing them up? No idea what the ratio the payment was

It was probably on the open market as it ties in with the sp on the London Stock Exchange on the day. It doesn’t matter really does it as it wasn’t tied to warrants or anything of that nature. There’s a possibility they got them through SaleCo I suppose but again it doesn’t matter on the grand scheme of things.

@Rocket577

Trade date Director Volume / Price Trade value Trade type

19/05/2025 Jimmy Wilson 11,191,392 @ 11.87p £1,328,418.23 Placing

19/05/2025 Paul Hallam 11,191,392 @ 11.87p £1,328,418.23 Placing

19/05/2025 Shaun Day 20,340,356 @ 11.87p £2,414,400.26 Placing

19/05/2025 Elizabeth Gaines 15,388,164 @ 11.87p £1,826,575.07 Placing

19/05/2025 Mark Barnaba 27,978,480 @ 11.87p £3,321,045.58 Placing

https://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/director-dealings/GGP

Can some of you not read?

Affectively Newmont have handed over the sale of their GGP shares to SaleCo. Shaun Day is the sole shareholder of SaleCo.

He will disperse the shares as and when he sees fit.

Strewth honestly some of you lot ………

https://x.com/paddygall1/status/1925815985652519354?s=46&t=69TXu4NNwwif-M9q6Zgw6Q

Big document in the issued prospectus this morning but this paragraph stood out for me.

#GGP are forming an entity to deal with the sale of Newmont shares with @shaun_day_ the sole shareholder - keeping a close rein on proceedings 👌

#GGP $GGP.L @GreatlandGold

https://x.com/paddygall1/status/1925815985652519354?s=46&t=69TXu4NNwwif-M9q6Zgw6Q

Continued

I’m pretty sure he’ll already have a good grasp on the uptake, hence again another good reason for attaining their shares last Monday.

DYOR and read RNS’s fully. And if you don’t understand it’s OK to ask.

Some of these point have been posted by MartinN, Trippy and MH01. - Thank you

I’ve not seen anything from Freddie2.

See RNS 1160J-

Directors surrender their shares @6.64 pence- this is because under ASX rules it could be seen as possibly breaching short term trader’s rules. This was stated by Shaun Day.

CEO and board members repurchased shares 19th May @11.7p which are (IN PENDING) - a third party holding type escrow is my guess, because if they didn’t they would again be in breach of ASX regulations on the day of listing. Note the option price is pretty close to the former option price point though they have in fact less shares now than before with the decision they have taken.

Reasoning;

In the town hall meeting Shaun presentation showed new stocks listed on the ASX have a history of increasing by 10-20% on launch. Therefore buying at 11.7 pence last Monday will almost certainly be less than opening day prices on the ASX cross listing with institutional / superannuation investment funds mandated to buy though probably not all on the first day of listing.

As regards to Freddie2 saying they bought them with our money…..

Elizabeth Gains, Mark Barnaba, Paul Hallam @ Co were courted/persuaded by Shaun Day for a 18 months period to come to GGP for reasons that are obvious to most people now.

He couldn’t afford to pay them a salary so granted share options instead.

If the company had gone down the pan, the board would receive £0 from these shares. If you read the annual statement you will see that the shares were locked into performance targets, so potential rewards could have been between zero to euphoria.

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Company Peers CEO Salary Comparison

(slide 10 of presentation)

https://www.greatland.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Corporate-Presentation_May-2025_v2.pdf

Northern Star- Stuart Tonkin, salary A$7.3 million

Genesis Minerals- Raleigh Finlayson, salary A$2.53 million

Shaun Day, annual salary £669.87k and one off performance related share options £4,827,280

Gold Road Resources-Duncan Gibbs salary A$1.54 million

Regis Resources- Regis Resources' Jim Beyer salary A$1.72M

Ramelius Resources- Mark Zeptner, salary AU$780.8k

Capricorn Metals- Paul Criddle, salary AU$626k

Conclusion; The prospectus is released tomorrow and SD and his board know what’s in it. Therefore the board believed it was better to acquire their shares on Monday 19th May rather than the opening day on the ASX.

Additional:

1/ Shaun said the American GDX may now be forced to rebalance and buy because at the moment they are not forced to under AIM.

2/ Shaun was in Melbourne and Sydney the week prior to the town hall. If you look at Northern Stars share register you will see that many of the superannuation funds invested are based in those cities. It’s my opinion he was promoting and canvassing superannuation and institutional fund managers on the likely

Been here for five years Freddie2- 6pence thereabouts. Your knowledge on the other hand could be written on the back of a postage stamp. Times ticking. Will you have done any research or understanding by 6pm tomorrow? We know the answer to that don’t we. I’ll post the answer tomorrow

Freddie- Wrong answer.

I’ll give 24 hours to see if any of you lot can work it out. You could try phoning a friend.

PS it’s not your money!