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Hi Greenland will be the new frontier for commodities exploration and production.
The government is now behind the exploration.
The lockdowns will slow things up a little there but at least there licences have been extended for a year.
I see the local gold production paying for a lot of the Greenland exploration.
Then joint ventures don’t forget the oil at horse hill also an rich in hydrocarbons.
I’m looking forward to Monday my late father worked as a geologist for BP and always said this country is sitting on masses of rich commodities however we didn’t have the political will to see it to extraction.
GLA
Hi
We all live in hope of another GGP if look at my chat history I’ve been involved there since 2015 .
Sadly could have made 500k but I done well sold a lot at 10 p also.
The market cap is low and there will be more hype around gold now due to the rising value.
I’m looking at all gold Mining firms around GGPs discovery have Thor also.
Only time will tell it was all doom and gloom when GGPs first muted joint partners dropped out but was another buying opportunity.
I don’t listen to hype I just read everything I can find.
The best way after 30 years of investing is to research look at the people involved there previous companies there expertise.
Don’t buy into companies based on posts by the get rich boys.
Look at the CRUI there rate of cash burn the funding.
GLA
For the one post wonders and the people stating watch the hype.
Research is the key this company has an experienced board experts in there field.
Exploring for commodities that are becoming rarer and growing in value.
They have potential partners for a joint venture in Wales and Greenland.
The Graphite in Greenland is cheap to process .
The main gold target will not cost as much as being developed through an existing mine .
There are operating in safe legislation.
Roads and infrastructure in place.
An article in the mail today was highlighting another firm that specialising in re opening old mines.
The funding is in place and alongside opening up existing seems they are looking at new targets and simple trenches to evaluate the minerals.
The gold can be simply processed on site it doesn’t need costly extraction from other minerals.
The recent company news release has everything you need to make your own mind up.
I was lucky buying GGP at .56 sadly sold about a million at 2p due to my loss in Sxx .
But still got a small amount there.
This has the same hallmarks
Gla
Michael Robert Billing – CPA, B Bus, MAICD - Executive Chairman and CEO.
Mick Billing has over 40 years of mining and agri-business experience and a background in finance, specialising in recent years in assisting in the establishment and management of junior companies. His career includes experience in company secretarial, senior commercial, and CFO roles including lengthy periods with Bougainville Copper Ltd and WMC Resources Ltd. He has worked extensively with junior resource companies over the past 15 years. He was appointed to the Board in April 2008.
Richard Bradey
Richard Bradey - Director and Exploration Manager
Richard Bradey holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Geology and a Masters Degree in Natural Resource Management. His recent career includes exploration, resource development, and mine geology, with Hillgrove Resources Limited, Xstrata Zinc, and Aditya Birla Minerals Limited, at senior levels.
Mark Potter
Mark Potter – Non-executive Director
Formerly Director and Chief Investment Officer of Anglo Pacific Group, founding member & Investment Principal of Audley Capital Advisors LLP, and Salomon Smith Barney. Currently a director of Metal Tiger PLC and Non-Executive Chairman of Artemis Resources Limited.
Mark McGeough
Mark McGeough - Non-executive Director
Mark is an experienced geologist who has spent nearly 40 years in Australia exploring for gold, IOCG copper-gold, silver-lead-zinc and uranium. He was involved in the discovery of the White Dam gold deposit in South Australia and the Theseus uranium deposit in WA.
His career includes a variety of small, mid-size and large mining companies including Chinova Resources, Toro Energy, Xstrata Copper, Mount Isa Mines and AGIP Australia. For Chinova Resources Mark combined the role of General Manager Exploration with technical director roles for subsidiary companies. From 2005 to 2008 Mark was also the Manager of the SA Geological Survey, promoting the PACE program. Mark is a Fellow of the AusIMM.
This is looking similar too GGP invested 5 k and more in GGP sadly taking profits at 2p and 10p as my investment in Sxx made me more cautious .
I had I’ve two million shares at one time there.
Still holding a fair chunk but no retirement for me.
I looked at the experience board here.
Drilling in areas of safe legislation.
Funding in place
Exploring for commodities that are growing in rarity and value.
Infrastructure in place .
I’m hoping this will work out in the same way.
I’m building a chunk here and Alba .
GLA
Sp will rise by the 10th my monthly Sipp contribution up to 450 a month now.
I always seem to pay a premium.
I’m amassed how much that has grown in a year.
Bought into a few nearby assets too that are doing well.
I won’t mention them as slated before but into double didgets today
Hi
It’s been awhile since I posted here lost a small fortune.
However GGP saved my bacon also just stated on hopefully another multi bager
Thor and Alba .
Thor in the same region.
GLA
Finally got my buy order easy to sell hard to buy .
I was lucky with GGP 5 years ago so hopefully this will serve me well
Took a big hit on Sxx also after buying in starting at 7p average 23 .
The placement was criminal and I took up my entitlement too.
I even sold shares in GGP to invest more.
It has also made me sell too many here as in the past always has a target and took profits so got spooked at 2p and 12p here.
Thankfully GGP Microsoft and Boo have helped soften the blow.
I’m hoping I’ve also found another few gems .
Gla
George Frangeskides, Executive Chairman (Aug '70)
Mr Frangeskides has a broad range of experience gained from over 25 years in the legal and corporate advisory sectors in Australia and the United Kingdom. He is Executive Director at Berwick Capital, a corporate advisory firm which for the past 10 years has advised ASX, AIM-listed and private companies on projects and transactions in the mining and oil and gas sectors. Prior to establishing Berwick Capital, Mr Frangeskides practised as a lawyer focusing on corporate finance, commercial and capital market transactions.
With his experience in mergers and acquisitions, Mr Frangeskides leads all corporate negotiations for the Company. He has an extensive network of contacts across the mineral exploration and investment sectors in the UK, Asia-Pacific, North America, Middle East and Far East regions, giving the Company wide exposure to both investors and potential investments.
A confident communicator, Mr Frangeskides regularly makes presentations about the Company and projects to the media and to shareholders.
Michael Nott, Non-Executive Director (Sept '48)
Mr Nott is a geologist and mining engineer by profession and has 40 years’ experience in the oil & gas, mining, minerals and quarrying industries. His early career was based in Zambia, including nine years with Roan Consolidated Mines Limited. He was a regional manager for Pioneer Aggregates (UK) Limited, then an Australian company, and later a director of Jay Minerals Services Limited and Hills Aggregates Limited, becoming trading director of ARC (Southern) Limited and production director of C. White Limited.
Mr Nott is currently a non-executive director of Red Rock Resources plc (LON:RRR). Extremely knowledgeable, he draws on his extensive experience of both the mining industry and the corporate world to offer pragmatic advice to the Company.
Manuel Lamboley, Non-Executive Director (Nov '64)
Mr Lamboley is a financier with over 30 years' experience in international broking and investment banking. Mr Lamboley previously served as Head of the Geneva office of Williams de Bröe, as well as holding senior positions at Bank Julius Bär, Kidder Peabody, Paine Webber International and Prudential-Bache Securities.
Mr Lamboley has previously been a non-executive director of several listed companies in the mining and energy sectors, including International Mining & Infrastructure Corporation Plc, and was also previously an independent director of UK-based African Aura Resources Limited.
Mr Lamboley has extensive knowledge of the investment banking industry and long-standing relationships with major investors and financial advisers worldwide, with a particular focus on the natural resources sector. Mr Lamboley holds Swiss citizenship.
Sarah Potter, Head of Finance & Administration
Ms Potter is a Chartered Accountant with over 10 years’ experience in industry, including with Jaguar Land Rover, CBRE and Anglo American (Tarmac).
I know I’ve been in GGP since 2017 took too much profit bought a kuga and a caravan selling a chunk at 12p but also sold loads at 2p.
I’m glad I’m in both camps I have done my due diligence but Sxx has proven that nothing is to be taken for granted.
The post related to this highlights the potential.
The biggest factors to consider are the people at the helm research look at there previous companies and what experience they have.
Invest In the people that can prove there credibility.
It’s taken me 20 years to work that out.
Obviously Chris Frazer the exception .
I like the look of the board here the fundamentals are sound .
Similar to GGP .
GLA
Markets jittery today covid fears I can’t see our holdings on the gdx site today maybe an old link.
Gold the safe haven bought nor Alba and Thor and topped up my GGP .
Still buying monthly through my Sipp.
Just cancelled my JP Morgan emerging markets monthly buy no 450 pounds heading this way too.
Looks like banks and airlines taking a pounding.
https://t.co/tdPrVykHfr
Alba presentation of it loads mentioned in press over the weekend too.
Over 5 years ago I followed a recommendation for the best share ever GGP