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Interesting

1. Open-pit amenable (shallow): Approximately 5.8 million tonnes at 1% total copper (above a 0.25% Cu cut-off grade), containing around 56,000 tonnes of copper. This is suitable for near-term open-pit extraction.

2. Underground amenable (deeper): Approximately 6.3 million tonnes at 1.5% total copper (above a 1% Cu cut-off grade), containing around 97,000 tonnes of copper.

Maybe the second option and throw in the deeps in a shared ratio. Leaves option 1 Open Pit to generate cash.

Friedland: https://youtu.be/ZiesaxJiVlk

Where will your £ multiply the most on AIM when this kicks off? Simple as that really. I believe GLR has the most multiples left, some companies are sub 100 percentage potential on their current price. GLR could be several hundred or more percent.

I agree Chri5p. Where will my £ achieve the largest multiple? GLR in my opinion has a good multi-bagger run ahead of it.

Holding nicely https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php

That is one of the dumbest articles I have read in years for far too many reasons!

Given the assets, 2p is a crumb off the table. I expect a much higher decent multiple, and will hold out for that. Hope Colin is feeling well.

Interesting...

Iky, look in the mirror.

So asking AI to interpret Iky's comment is ramping... got it...

Apparently ...

The phrase "Leviathan good good times are coming for glr" appears to be a bullish, enthusiastic statement from stock market investors, likely on platforms like X (Twitter) or investment forums."Leviathan" is slang in small-cap/AIM (Alternative Investment Market) stock trading for a massively undervalued company or asset with huge upside potential — something dormant but poised to become a "monster" in gains (like the biblical sea beast symbolizing overwhelming power).

"glr" (or #glr) is a stock ticker, often referring to a mining/exploration company (e.g., one with assets in copper, gold, silver, lithium, zinc).

"Good good times are coming" is hype meaning the stock price is "asleep" or undervalued now, but major positive developments (e.g., resource discoveries, market shifts, or company news) will drive massive returns soon — "multi-bags" (multiples of investment).

Fingers crossed...

Https://markets.financialcontent.com/stocks/article/marketminute-2026-1-6-coppers-red-gold-era-prices-breach-13000-as-global-supply-chains-fracture

Maybe $15,000 by end of March?

Really? Or maybe a reinforcement of an agreed opinion…

"How do you know it was the best option unless you knew what offers were on the table?"

Easy to answer. The exec will have set a minimum threshold for the sale taking in to account market conditions - current and potential future, and if it did not meet the threshold then it was not the best option as do nothing at that point in time is an option. Market conditions have now changed for the better, which is probably why they stated they hope to achieved a deal within 5 months from the Mid September announcement.

Interesting DC. CB is on the board of New Age Metals which is 40% owned by Eric Sprott.

I thought you were arranging a meeting to show your grievance with the Board Moneyman?

Spot price moving up - $6.11

2,204.62262185 pounds in 1 metric tonne.

Calculation:

$6.11 × 2,204.62262185 = $13,470.2442195...per metric tonne

Come on Colin.

https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php

Through $13,000 per tonne. Keep ramming the castle gates on the copper price and GLR will also do the same.

Getting there: https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php

Hi DC, in the past a few potential offers have been turned down which to the average investor sounds crazy as they could have a got a multi-bagger, but to the exec sounded even crazier as they know better than the average investor the likely worth of the assets with improved market conditions. We now have those improved market conditions, and with that would come increasing number of offers, and competitive tension that favours Galileo. All good.