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Ask them what due diligence they have done in the capability of GMI producing the funds. My post on IGLD pointing out that the company formerly confirming that no due diligence carried out on awaited funds from GMI was removed. Look at Marula - also waiting on GMI funds. Read your RNS closely- processing starts this week- ask yourself- what does that mean…..? It can mean anything they want it to mean. Write to the BoD and copy in your Co Sec to ensure your email can not be ignored. Good luck. All of us waiting on GMI funds need it. If this post is deleted then ask yourself why….

Suggest you read my post on this group - it is relevant given the joint association with GMI

Suggest you read my post on this group - it is relevant given the joint association with GMI

Group - IMARA GOLD without manipulators.

A document relating to a deal rejected by the BoD recently - ha we accepted we would be producing gold now. Instead that company has now become a competitor and reportedly in a meeting with the Mining Minister on Monday with a view to taking the Kili licence from us. Act now and write to the BoD and demand that they get to the meeting and protect our licence by any means required. If we lose the licence then what do we have??

We are well and truly on the A list.

Just posted photos of both artisinal and wholesale industrial (several excavators) illegal mining at Kili on a TG group (not the main group - I was kicked off there for posting earlier photos) - I formally notified the board Oct 6th and copied in the Co Sec for audit purposes. I asked for an investigation and if required an RNS market update... nothing yet. I urge all shareholder to email the Chair and copy in the Co Sec for an explanation - if enough of us ask, we can not be ignored.

Crojam- yes it s unbelievable- I have shared on TG by request, the letter from the Co-Sec and my formal requests from the Board to which I have still not had a response. I tried to do this quietly and discreetly but the lack of response leaves the whole BoD in question at this point in my view.

Bland responses. Bit the Co Sec did confirm that the BoD had done no due diligence on the GMI funds being actually available before they released our RNS - unbelievable. I have been flagging on the main TG group - and now the so called admin have muted the entire group for the weekend and kicked me off for raising valid concerns - I would everyone to contact the company and get some solid answers to questions but make sure you copy in the co sec. Look at the email address you are getting responses from. Best thing is to email the Chair and ask that all board directors are copied in - see if you get the quick response then. I gave dlagged the large scale illegal mining currently going on - nearly 2 weeks ago -?I requested an RNS given this is material to our assets - nothing. New TG group being set up for anyone interested in the truth without being silenced for raising an issue. Spread the word.

Ladies and gentlemen - start to draw the dots - if GMI had funds which we were told were coming our way - then where are they and why are other companies referring to GMI not stomping up the cash as well. Have a look at satelite imagery of Kili and try and work out what is going on there. Then email the Board and start to ask some probing questions - I have and I am still waiting on substantive responses. POG is in the ascendence but time is not on our side - suggest you start to make your voices and questions heard via the official channels. NOW

Personally I disregard posters with relatively small numbers of posts and a strong pro or negative stance , that is not backed by reasoned argument and or facts.

Do you own due diligence

Have a great day.

Of trades to chats - very high - bots?

Strategy and Outlook

· GEO continues to pursue its dual focus in gold exploration (Australia) and oil exploration (Namibia).

· Strong gold market backdrop, with Juno Project drilling programme positioning the Company to capitalise on a potentially district scale opportunity.

· Namibia is rapidly emerging as a world-class oil province, with the Walvis Basin attracting majors such as Chevron following Orange Basin discoveries.

· GEO aims to farm-out for PEL0094 which will be value accretive for shareholders.

· The Company maintains a disciplined capital allocation strategy, targeting selective, high-quality opportunities and periodic review of all licences.

Derampers will be out soon, saying they have just worked out how to send a tweet !

I am fairly sure I have heard that expression here.

Anyone who now uses AI whether in their personal or work place environment, will have an inkling into the power and speed of even the most basic, free applications out there. I suspect most of us can’t comprehend the speed at which the applications are being developed here, with the sheer muscle power of the latest technology being utilised by specialists in the technology alongside seasoned military professionals. I think it was mentioned in the recent interview- from start of discussions to completion- about 3 months- blows your mind when you think about it. Layer in the military approach to planning and deployment and this is a million miles away from your typical office IT project that many of us will have suffered over the years.

Have a great day.

Cutting to the summary:

If Defence Holdings converts its MoD pilots into live, recurring contracts and extends across allies, the valuation could plausibly move from ~£70 m to £200 m–£3 bn depending on revenue scale — equivalent to ~8–130 p/share. Execution and timing remain the main swing factors.

Wanting? warning!

Given the number of posts from this poster, thought I would have a quick look to see which stocks they had a good word for. I stopped looking back around August when I was struggling to find anything positive - and then I spotted the wanting they delivered on Aug 14 re ALRT when it was 0.415 ...... and then I applied a filter.

If that’s all true I’m delighted Timmy is here …

Courtesy of my AI friend: Defence stocks are increasingly coming back into focus for investors after years of being side-lined by ESG constraints. Traditionally, arms and defence names were viewed as controversial and therefore underweighted in managed portfolios, appearing mostly through index exposure. However, with defence budgets rising globally — from NATO and the EU to the Indo-Pacific — the sector is being reframed as essential to maintaining geopolitical stability and safeguarding national interests. Companies spanning aerospace, cyber, AI systems, and secure communications are now being recognised not just as weapons producers, but as key enablers of security, resilience, and innovation.

Looking ahead, the defence sector seems poised for sustained re-rating. Global rearmament programs are multi-decade in nature, and defence firms often enjoy government-backed, inflation-linked contracts — making them increasingly attractive for long-term investors seeking stability in uncertain markets. Expect more funds to introduce dedicated “security and resilience” themes, and for defence exposure within balanced portfolios to rise steadily over the next few years, especially as ESG frameworks evolve to reflect the reality that peace and security themselves have social value.

Day traders might have been given a turn in the driving seat but they aren't navigating this motor - twists and turns and you can get travel sick but it's all about the destination - military planning and execution - the UK military is amongst the best in the world from where I sit.