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Not shown as cancelled on the London Stock Exchange ?

2025-08-06T11:41:06 GBp 256 30000 76,800 Off-book

Definitely 2 personalities, at play here, compare and contrast postings on AMRQ to GGP!

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/culpepper/

Zoros, quick search using Brave Browser.

'Macquarie initiated coverage on Greatland Resources Ltd (ASX) with an "outperform" rating and a price target of AUD7.80 per share, which corresponds to £3.80 for its London-listed shares. However, Greatland Resources' share price fell sharply by 23.95% on July 29, 2025, closing at AUD5.24, following the company's guidance for significantly higher all-in-sustaining costs (AISC) in fiscal 2026, despite meeting its production targets for fiscal 2025.'

Note: There is no mention in the provided context of an $800 million figure related to Macquarie or Greatland Resources. The available information includes Macquarie’s AUD7.80 price target and Greatland’s $64 million share placement ($50 million on the ASX and $14 million in a UK retail offer) to facilitate its ASX listing.

https://search.brave.com/search?q=Macquarie+%24800+million&source=desktop&summary=1&conversation=4b14ce6f056a7b199cc050

Date ASX Volume ASX Short Volume, Short % of Daily ASX trading Volume

Jul 29, 2025 13,140,000

Jul 28, 2025 1,402,245 517,837 36.93%

Jul 25, 2025 728,810 650,877 89.31%

Jul 24, 2025 537,010 254,106 47.32%

Jul 23, 2025 1,350,000 333,265 24.69%

Jul 22, 2025 2,830,000 501,059 17.71%

Jul 21, 2025 1,080,000 202,185 18.72%

Jul 18, 2025 303,160 102,753 33.89%

Jul 17, 2025 551,000 217,625 39.50%

Jul 16, 2025 696,240 109,415 15.72%

Jul 15, 2025 2,520,000 217,625 8.64%

Jul 14, 2025 986,590 395,281 40.07%

Todays 20% fall apart from a revision to FY26/27 Telfer guidance etc, has mainly been driven IMO in the main from shorting actions on the ASX itself , slowly chipping away at the ASX price as we have seen and as shown above.

Whats the impact?

% of ASX Shorts Traded to Actual ASX Traded Volume per Day:

This has a higher Impact on Short-Term Price Movements: This metric reflects the intensity of short selling activity relative to the stock’s daily trading volume. If a high percentage of daily volume comes from short sales, it can create significant downward pressure on the share price, especially in the short term. This is because short sellers are actively selling borrowed shares, increasing supply and potentially driving the price down. Why It Matters: High short volume relative to daily trading volume can signal aggressive bearish sentiment, often amplifying price volatility.

https://asxonline.com/public/search.html?q=GGP¬ificationType=reports

Use the date published icon to sort.

ASX Liquidity was quite poor up until today??? in comparison to AIM.

We now we find out that AIM also has a new actor in the name of Arrowsmith etc.

Just hang in there, things should turn around as soon as we know, how much more Telfer has to offer, and a good FS on Havieron is issued!!!

He did indeed , but like you say will be sometime yet, until Havieron is at least well established IMHO.

That's 'Eyewatering! now who said that?

Worth having a read of this article by Charles Archer albeit Mar 25,

Once the results are out next week we should hopefully see more action on the ASX .

Taken from Charles Archers article

The ASX listing.

'I’ll let you all in on a little secret. AIM investors are pretty much all here for a quick gain, which is the natural result of a long bear market. ASX investors want those sweet, sweet franking credits - simply because of how much better the incentives for long-term investing down under really are.

On an ASX peer comparison basis, Greatland is still very much undervalued. Today’s update of 154Mt at 0.64g/t Au and 0.08% Cu for 3.2Moz Au and 117kt Cu puts the company in the big leagues.'

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/greatland-gold

Sorry ,ihadto,

Yes this is it, ie GGP , but low volume so far.

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/GGPSF

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/ggpsf/analystestimates?mod=mw_quote_tab

IHADTO,

I this what your thinking of? If so it isn't GGP as we know it etc

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/GGPXF/

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/uncovering-3-undiscovered-gems-asia-043251227.html

IMHO! :o)

'Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for these shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. '

Mmm, why not the ASX?

Https://www.investing.com/equities/greatland-resources-historical-data

Beat you to it MHO1!!

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/GGP.XA/

https://au.investing.com/equities/greatland-resources

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And so, this has an impact on the closing ASX SP, (Being the so called Primary Market) that in turn then has it's own equivalent impact on the AIM opening SP the very next day? thats my own opinion FWIW, most particularly whilst trading volumes are now somewhat low as they are right now.

Bankboy,

Some brokers specifically state / deny that they do not lend out shares etc, the only one I know of is T212.

Yes, you are correct it is going on for sure, albeit a very very small percentage of the total shares in issue etc.

However what is really going on is it represents much larger % of the shares actually traded daily on the ASX itself if you care to look.

Does this mean they have sold the remainder?

Not exactly, NEM still hold 9.9% but these are already earmarked for Wyloo, under the 'Wyloo Call Option Deed', see GGP Prospectus , Shareholder Arrangements , Section 13.4. page 194

https://www.greatland.com.au/investors/2025-reorganisation-and-asx-listing/greatland-resources-limited/prospectus/

Re: 'What price do we think Shaun would have to agree with? thoughts?'

Perhaps re phrsae that?

'What price do we think Wyloo would have to agree with? thoughts?'

Hopefully should also see a nice rise on the ASX, IMO.

Bear in mind ,the ASX market is somewhat different?

https://rivkin.com.au/analysis-education/understanding-the-asx-opening-and-closing-auctions/

And about time too.

https://www.investing.com/equities/greatland-resources?cid=1232720

Or.....Wyloo, sell a few knowing full well they can buy Newmont's remaining shares ???