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Final thoughts:

SD / BOD already know this, ie ASX will offer greater liquidity than than AIM, no contest at all in of such thoughts etc.

So, at what point over the next 2-3 years as AIM slowly dissapears as indeed it will IMHO , what happens then?

GRL will more than likely then only exist on the ASX?

That's what I am expecting to happen, just hope by that time it does , all my shares have been moved across the ASX.

@Rotherby

Re: 'The other subject that comes from this is AIM or main LSE market, once on ASX, we are visitors to AIM, the main market is Sydney, so makes no difference which London market apart from cost, we will a very different company'

And this for me is somewhat of a conundrum, in that the main LSE market would surely offer greater liquidity?

The FTSE Main Market, part of the London Stock Exchange, hosts larger, more established companies with higher trading volumes and stricter regulatory requirements, leading to deeper liquidity pools. AIM on the other hand is largely designed for smaller, growing companies, with less stringent listing rules and typically sees lower trading volumes etc.

I admit there are exceptions on AIM eg, Jet2 are a very successful and profitable outfit , however I personally hope we could leave the AIM Casino. :O)

I agree Rotherby, if institutions are demanding dividends as they will no doubt, what mileage is there in PI's taking a chance and selling on a calculated high and hoping to gain and then buy back for lower than they sold???.

At the end of the day institutions IMHO thrive on dividend income or sustained growth etc, you can't have it both ways its either one or the other IMHO.

Maybe JSP Trader will give us a BBerg update in the not too distant future once we are on the ASX, that would be interesting :O)

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I do like Charles Archer, at least he's not afraid to cover ALL Base's, so a worthy respected review IMHO.

Target price when exactly, before or after consolidation?

Cancellation of Greatland Gold shares to trading on AIM , 23 June 2025

Admission of Greatland Resources shares to trading on AIM, dealings commence, 23 June 2025

Quotation of Greatland Resources on the ASX, dealings commence, 24 June 2025

Listing venues: Greatland Resources is expected be listed on both the ASX and AIM under the "GGP" code from late June 2025; Greatland Gold will continue to trade on AIM until this time.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/greatland-gold--ggp/asx-listing-process-update/8826494

Unclemal,

I have just signed into Interactive Investments re Perseus Mining.

It states:

Perseus Mining Ltd

PRU

APAC company

Right Arrow 1

Basic Material

Right Arrow 2

Gold

You can hold this stock in a SIPP, ISA, JISA and Trading Account

Forget the Lord, he's irrelevant for now.

Powder Dry for the month of July!!!

Whatever thoughts you may have or not have about a potential takeover in the future and they will all be different as shown on here.

I asked Grok ie, 'Whom do you see as a Potential Takeover Suitor for Greatland Gold ?

The multi potential answer was quite interesting, putting NEM ahead of Wyloo along with a host of other major players.

Yes I know, many will say how on Earth can that be? so just try it for yourself.

I suppose the bottom line is that Grok can only analyse what is currently out there at this moment in time, but it does at the very least for me anyway offer some useful and interesting rationale.

Culpepper is a Troll, best to ignore or filter his non sensical ramblings .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TnmQLZsUkU

SXX were finally taken over by Anglo American for peanuts,, but that is another story in itself.

Can't really be the case here as we are already producing oodles of FCF, unlike SXX

Donmilly, there is no real connection between SSX and GGP as such.

SSX ran out of funding whilst GGP has plenty of its own mining/cash producing funding as of right now.

The reference made to SXX is simply because it was headed up by an Australian I believe, but there is no comparison at all between Shaun Day and Christopher Neil Fraser.

SD is streets ahead of CF in all quarters.

SXX led a merry dance of funding deception IMHO, wheras GGP have been very open.

It remains for YOU to find any potential cracks in all information released provided, is all I will say.

Donmilly, ask Grok. What happened to Sirius Minerals Shareholders

Groks take:

Critical Perspective:

The establishment narrative paints Wyloo as an aggressive player backed by Andrew Forrest’s wealth, but its recent moves suggest pragmatism. Wyloo’s history of disrupting takeovers (Western Areas, Noront) shows it can play hardball, but its preference for minority stakes or partnerships (Yangibana, GGP investment) indicates a strategy of influence over control. A GGP takeover would make sense if Havieron’s value skyrockets or Newmont exits, but Wyloo might prefer to wait for a distressed valuation, as seen with Noront. Investor chatter on forums exaggerates takeover likelihood, often ignoring Wyloo’s cautious financial discipline.

Conclusion:

Over the next 3-4 years (2025–2029), Wyloo could consider a takeover bid for GGP if Havieron’s development proves exceptional, Newmont divests its stake, or GGP’s share price lags behind its asset value. However, Wyloo’s current strategy leans toward strategic investments and joint ventures, making a full takeover less likely unless market conditions shift dramatically (e.g., a drop in GGP’s valuation or a surge in gold/copper prices). A more probable scenario is Wyloo increasing its stake or negotiating a deal with Newmont to secure greater Havieron exposure without a full takeover. The odds of a bid are moderate (30–40%), but speculation outweighs concrete evidence.

A ‘James’ put it up quoting:

'Would like to get people’s opinion on this, from a so called self proclaimed “community lead” and someone who Shaun holds interviews with through the Aim on Air vehicle. Career suicide or fair point? '

Not relevant, all that matters is 'What is the long term Plan???', 'What if Wyloo turn out to be a Suitor etc, all quite rationally feasible don't you think?

The thing is you have to stress test such thoughts, simply because it may well affect YOUR investment etc.

However, I personally don't see any covert moves just yet, at least 3-4 years away etc.

Just to add, if Twiggy wants GGP/GRL its £10 plus /share post consolidation.....OK?

Hats off to you Liam, I too had such thoughts on the 18th March, however.........

Quite a few commentators on here seem to have totally missed a very important point re the Wyloo /NEM Call Option Deed,

Re: Consideration Shares from Newmont at 7.2 pence per Consideration Share (equivalent to a 50% premium to the Placing Price) exercisable for four years and a right of first refusal in respect of any Consideration Shares that Newmont NOL wishes to sell during the Option Term.',

ie

'Newmont NOL wishes to sell !!!! during the Option Term.', , ie 4 years!.

So it's by no means a foregone conclusion that NEM will actually sell 50% of their holding given the current strength of the POG etc,infact the more I think about it, the less likely Wyloo will be able to buy at 7.2p under current performance and , unless of course it's already been pre agreed between Wyloo/GGP/NEM etc ?????? :O)

I too was burned by Sirius etc as many were, main think is to keep an eye on holdings/TR1's etc over the next 3 years.