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As Bamps has said Greatland have never had a connection with Novo Resources. At the time of his post in September I checked Novo’s Sp at the time. It’s flatlined since August 2025. His research if you can call it that is really poor. And as for being bullied he’s normally first to attack. Morally and intellectually challenged.

Nine - Your posting history begs to differ. You’ve never had any credibility here from the days of the aquifer to Greatland failing to acquire Telfer, raising funds and dilution. You’ve only ever sown FUD and told a complete pack of lies. Same office as John Bull I expect. The positive take is while you keep popping in then obviously your company still has interest

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/ninetopprizesof/?page=3

Talking of LMFAO Walter Mitty

Ninetopprizesof

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Perhaps of interest to some?27 Sep 2025 19:22

Couple of weeks ago I decided to take a four-week punt on Novo Resources.

One of those long shot gambles that might just pay off, but watching closely.

This afternoon, one of our group informed me that Greatland have had a JV running since 2021 (originally with Kalamazoo).

Malmsbury (part of Belltopper) is the JV in question - I had no idea.

Apparently just under A$2m invested to date.

Doesn't look like any milestone investments have equated to % ownership?

No doubt the LTH's were aware, but new co-owners might not be?

It’s a fair point. Three factors to consider..

1/ Telfer generates its own electricity with gas powered generators.

2/ it has extensive fuel bunds.

Storage Capacity: The main fuel farm at Telfer has historically featured 8.3 million litres (ML) of diesel storage, comprising six tanks to support mining operations. Self-Bunded Infrastructure: The facility utilizes self-bunded diesel tanks for storage and dispensing. Self-bunded tanks are preferred in remote mining environments for their ability to eliminate the need for costly, separate external bunding works while providing environmental safety, complying with Australian standards, and reducing risk from leaks.

https://www.epa.wa.gov.au/sites/default/files/Referral_Documentation/Newcrest_Telfer-Havieron_Gold_Project_Referral_Supporting_Doc_v1-1.pdf

3/ The processing plant is scheduled for 10 days routine maintenance.

In reality it is affecting smaller companies according to this article.

Moon - re your earlier question and its effects on Telfer? I’m surprised that your back room staff of rocket scientists, analysts and plumbers are not on the case looking for a workaround 🤣

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/589856/fuel-crisis-forces-wa-resources-company-blue-cap-mining-to-send-workers-home

@TomE

There’s no proxies ANYWHERE, X, Twitter, LSE, Advance BB’s privileged to the information you’re asking for.

Your best option is to email Greatland with your questions. Should they respond I doubt they’ll supply you with their Microsoft project plan complete with critical paths and timelines.

I’ll hazard a guess that the head of the plan and indeed the critical path is;

1/ EPA & Environmental Approvals

@TomE

The boxcut improvements started backend of last year. The entrance to the tunnel has been extended outwards with reinforced concrete floors, walls and ceilings. It was about 10 meters beyond the original entrance last time we got information. Adjacent to the entrance a concrete base has been laid for the conveyor belt. There is some work going on in the tunnel itself too. There is a host of contractors on site that have shared videos and photos. Bamps, E1, SureAsBlazes, Dip666, Paddy, Rotherby and a few others LTH’s have seen them. Jetcrete plant is being utilised on site. Speculation is the second conveyor tunnel work may be underway. I’m told that the concrete ceiling will eventually be built all the way to the top of the slope. The work is currently being done only on the night shifts because the temperature (38-45C°) in the day is too hot for curing the concrete correctly.

Russia sells gold bars for first time in 25 years to fund budget deficit amid high military spending:

Russia has sold physical gold from its central bank reserves for the first time in 25 years to address a widening budget deficit fueled by sustained military spending. This move marks a significant shift in reserve management, with gold holdings declining to their lowest level in four years as fiscal pressures intensify.

https://m.economictimes.com/markets/commodities/news/russia-sells-gold-bars-for-first-time-in-25-years-to-fund-budget-deficit-amid-high-military-spending-report/amp_articleshow/129842814.cms

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed decrees Wednesday restricting cash and gold exports as part of a broader campaign to combat the shadow economy and curb capital flight.

Under one decree, carrying ruble cash across the border of Russia to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) will be prohibited in the amount equivalent to more than $100,000 at the exchange rate of the Bank of Russia from April 1, with certain exceptions.

The other decree bans the export of gold bars weighing more than 100 grams from Russia starting May 1. It includes some exceptions and does not apply to commercial banks.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/russia-s-putin-limits-cash-and-gold-exports/3879468

Results are in the appendix. No mineralisation. For your due diligence cross correlate with the RNS released here where they stated they saw mineralisation. https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WSBN/drilling-hits-strong-alteration-at-red-setter-lq2uuhl66rax5i9.html

Positives this could still be a really good tenement. Negatives are It’s run by a a devious CEO. The only chance is to remove Pouldon and replace him with someone genuine. You need an activist, someone like Vukasin Pekovic. He with help removes a lifestyle CEO from Awalê Resources who was also living off shareholders.

https://youtu.be/t9N2m34tBT4?si=ifezxdD6QFwpDOhv

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Talking GGP & MVIS. He says they load up in three days. Not sure if that’s accurate. I remember October 2020 to December. 22 pence to 37 ish 😊 50% rise would be very nice.

https://youtu.be/qHDLCsER4s8?si=T0nvg-fbN1LMJ7_q

Nettles, You’re wrong about Telfer too. Here’s the documentation. Read and digest. I would really consider a little reading if you are looking for an ounce of credibility

Newmont pegged the area in 1972 and conducted intensive drilling from 1972 to 1975. This defined an initial open-pit reserve (primarily oxide ore from the Middle Vale Reef) of 3.8 million tonnes at 9.6 g/t Au

https://portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo.php?mineid=mn224

Sweeping statements about facts without the ability to even do a simple google search

Don’t give up your day job Nettles. Google is your friend…. or your undoing in this case.

Announcement date 25 June 2018.

Key highlights from HAD001 121m at 2.93 g/t gold (Au) and 0.23% copper (Cu) from 497m, including 11.5m at 21.23 g/t Au and 0.67% Cu from 568.5m. Peak values included up to 137.69 g/t Au (and high copper up to 4.11% in spots).

- This was Greatland's maiden drilling at Havieron, with the hole establishing high-grade gold and copper mineralisation under cover.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/index.php/announcement/rns/greatland-gold--ggp/results-from-first-drill-hole-at-havieron/5662232#:~:text=Results%20from%20First%20Drill%20Hole%20at%20Havieron.%20RNS%20Number%20:%203199S&text=Greatland%20Gold%20plc%20(AIM:%20GGP)%20is%20a%20London%20listed%20natural%20resource

Nearology at its worst. Possibly a good tenement with potential but a poor lifestyle management taking advantage of its shareholders.

Wishbone Gold shares fall 36% despite confirmation of gold-copper mineralisation at Red Setter

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1088920/wishbone-gold-shares-fall-36-despite-confirmation-of-gold-copper-mineralisation-at-red-setter-1088920.html#

A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down

The coveted title of JPMorgan's Office Boy of the Year evidently remains wide open, with the incumbent still comfortably ensconced in pole position. One can only speculate as to what heroic feats of sycophancy or analytical ineptitude are required to retain the crown in such a fiercely contested field.

Announced today that $GGP.AX will join the S&P/ASX 100 index effective prior to the open of trading on Monday, March 23, 2026. This achievement reflects the tremendous effort across the Greatland team and the outcomes achieved at both #Telfer and #Havieron

#Greatland

https://x.com/shaun_day_/status/2029908429188518291?s=46&t=69TXu4NNwwif-M9q6Zgw6Q

S&P Dow Jones Indices has announced its March 2026 quarterly rebalance of the S&P/ASX indices, reshaping key Australian benchmark compositions across the S&P/ASX 20, 50, 100, 200 and 300. The review sees notable additions of Northern Star Resources to the S&P/ASX 20 and multiple gold and critical minerals players such as Greatland Resources, Regis Resources and Westgold Resources to the S&P/ASX 100

https://www.tipranks.com/news/company-announcements/resource-stocks-drive-sp-asx-index-shake-up-in-march-2026-rebalance

Celebrate- Whatever the percentage is, it’s in the positive direction not negative. We’ve come along way since 4th December 2024. I’ve lost count of the wannabes that claim they have the next Havieron. Antipa are out on a limb and really need Greatland. Wishbone shareholders said they had something 20 times bigger. Geo and many others are falling in the wayside. Be humble and grateful that you backed a winner. They are hard to find. Pat yourself on the back. I doubt that without Shaun Day long term holders would be as happy as we are today. People relatively new here - there is still growth I believe. As for Havieron it’s coming on leaps and bounds. I’ve seen the photos and so has Bamps & Paddy et al. Sit on your hands and ignore the dross.

Looking at some of the photos of rigs in the open pit I would have thought that some of the additional ounces could possibly come from there? Also have seen photographs of the heap leach ponds being utilised not to mention better recovery rates?

@RB64 Hi Ruth that’s great I’m really pleased for you. I know a few long term holders and many of them are now worth a few bob. But the thing that sticks out is they are really nice people too and share their knowledge and information because they want everyone to benefit. Their new found wealth will make life choices easier but deep inside they’ll remain the same generous kind hearted people they were before. Well done you.

News article from The Australian with comments from Shaun Day regarding the West Dome and O’Callaghans. It is behind a paywall but Paddy has kindly posted screenshots.

https://x.com/paddygall1/status/2028093231297081852?s=46&t=69TXu4NNwwif-M9q6Zgw6Q