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Havieron driven the SP for the last 2 years, but look around at Greatland gold projects 1 that seems to be under the radar is Bromus It's Nickle rich.

One of the most vital considerations in any discussion of mining’s importance is the simple fact that mining represents the generation of new wealth. This concept is easy to understand when we contemplate the fact that mineral deposits remain out of sight, making no economic or social contributions of any sort until they are dis-covered. Once a prospector obtains clues that a recoverable ore body may exist, it is easy to follow what might be regarded as a normal development path from initial discovery through to successful production.

Once exploration capital is found, initial development work begins, followed by intensive drilling, then after a positive production decision we would see mine construction and, ultimately, production of the metal itself on an economically sound basis. Each of these steps involves the hiring of geologists, office staff, construction personnel, assayers, equipment dealers, drillers, lawyers and accountants, etc. In each case, the monies paid out in wages and equipment purchases results in direct benefits to the general economic community and also results in government taxation revenues which support social welfare programs.

Perhaps of even greater importance, as the metals themselves are sold into world markets, that action brings in huge increments of new wealth, thus providing returns for investors, mine owners, mine workers and others – and that new wealth finds its way not just into the nation’s economic structure but into its fundamental development as well.

https://kalkinemedia.com/au/news/stock-market/newcrest-mining-asxncm-going-from-strength-to-strength-at-havieron-project

https://www.miningnews.net/discovery/news/1402540/gigante-grande-confirmed-as-large-gold-system

No point in speculating just made the point other companies have received assay results.

Been trawling through activity in the Australia gold exploration and companies that started drilling after GGP , have started to receive assay results.

The board meeting for the approval of funds would have thrown up far more information than we have received tonight makes you wonder what's coming next :-))

VanEck’s Joe Foster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEWORaUIVg8

The coming weeks Scallywag followed with Newcrest, Box cut the beginning of a gold mine by the end of the year we could be seeing the first transfer of rock for crushing and Scallywag followed with Newcrest.
The big boys are after your shares.

How strange all this speculation from Politics to sport!!, Yet the only thing that will bring home the prize is Havieron 2 years to a fully functional mine, that's where the monies going please don't blind yourself with nonsenses.
Failing to understand this, an example can be taken from Freshnillo from development to production understanding why Gold holds so much value.

Great write up.

Merry Christmas all, just fell out of the sack :-))

Been in and out of shares with different companies over many years, missed the boat on a few, bought in here back in 2016 this board over the last year as turned up some amazing people with information they have shared with so many I thank you all for this and wish you well.
Please keep the board wealth of information going.

Thanks Paddy.

Yesterday 13400000
https://www.vaneck.com/etf/equity/gdxj/holdings/

Up 2 million this morning
GGP LN
Greatland Gold Plc
BBG000PMY4D3
136,186,688

Though Berenberg retained its Hold recommendation on the stock, it said that the next round of results from Havieron, confidence in the resource, results from other projects, and the development of the decline at Havieron, will all act as share catalysts going forwards.

GH will deliver Scally results is leaving present to share holders just love it.

What a bunch ffs, get to grips he's not leaving till march It's hand over with full respect to the company also the question is where's GH going.
The new CEO as plenty of experience.

Freshnillo went from 90p to £25 a share when it went into production.