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1.00 AUD = 0.52521686 GBP

13.60 ( 20 mins delay ) = 7.143010632

We need to be able to harness power from the constant drizzle.

What type of boxing gloves do you wear when you type, Victor?

320.60

[1 year]: GBX +108.20 (50.94%)

I invested in a beautiful tin foil hat to protect myself from all this manipulation, but now its even worse as it's value slumped when they crashed the Tin price last month.

No date announced as yet - it will be *announced* on 12th March 2026, and will probably fall fairly soon after that.

For reference, last year the ex-divi date was 27th March 2025 with payment on 9th May 2025 ( announced 19th March 2025 )

The start of the buy backs really did seem to support the SP - it had been drifting for quite some time until their introduction. Now there is a little SP appreciation to boot.

"under 40 properties"

Hey snap, I've got under 40 properties too!

Skier, you make a good point but your figures can't include non working people. You need to remove retirees and children from that figure etc etc

I keep seeing articles by the Motley Fool saying “I asked Chat GPT this or that, and *this* is what it said”

As I think that is extremely lazy, so I decided to asked Gemini to write a whole article done in the STYLE of the "Motley Fool" about Greatland resources.

It’s actually turned out better than the Motley Fool ones, ha!

>>>Is Greatland Resources the Ultimate "Millionaire-Maker" Gold Stock for 2026?

At The Motley Fool, we love a good "rags-to-riches" story. And in the world of mining, few stories are as compelling as that of Greatland Resources (LSE: GGP).

Just a few years ago, Greatland was a tiny explorer with a dream and a drill rig in the Western Australian desert. Fast forward to February 2026, and the company has transformed into a cash-generating machine that is effectively redrawing the map of the Australian gold sector.

But is it still a "buy" after its recent rally, or has the gold rush already peaked? Let’s dig into the details.

The Havieron "Game-Changer"

The heart of the Greatland bull case is Havieron. Following the definitive Feasibility Study (FS) released in December 2025, we now have hard numbers on just how "world-class" this asset really is.

The study confirmed Havieron as a tier-one, low-cost gold-copper project with an initial 17-year mine life. What really caught our eye, however, was the cash flow potential. At current spot gold prices (hovering around AUD 6,250/oz), Havieron is projected to generate a staggering AUD 870 million in post-tax free cash flow annually during steady-state production.

A Masterstroke Acquisition

One of the smartest moves management made was the late-2024 acquisition of Telfer and the remaining 70% of Havieron from mining giant Newmont. At the time, some skeptics questioned the AUD 540 million price tag.

Those skeptics are notably quiet today. Greatland achieved a five-month cash payback on that acquisition—a feat almost unheard of in the mining industry. By integrating Havieron’s high-grade ore with Telfer’s existing processing infrastructure, Greatland has avoided the multi-billion dollar "build-from-scratch" trap that sinks so many juniors.

The Numbers You Need to Know

Greatland's Q2 2026 results (reported just days ago) paint a picture of a company with a bulletproof balance sheet:

Cash Position: AUD 948 million (approx. £495m) with zero debt.

Production: On track to hit the upper end of its 260,000–310,000 oz gold guidance for the year.

Operating Cash Flow: A massive AUD 406 million for the quarter alone.

When BlackRock recently increased its stake to over 5.5%, it sent a clear signal: the big institutional "smart money" is checking in for the long haul.

The Risks: Every Rose Has Its Thorns

Before you back the truck up, remember that mining is inherently risky. Greatland’s fortunes are currently tethered to a historically high gold price. While gold has been flirting with record highs, a sudden "risk-on" shift in global markets could se

And while you're at it with Aesop, don't sell the Goose that lays the golden eggs....

Despite the massive volatility, the key is that Gold price is currently still ahead the average realised prices of $6,301/oz gold from the last quarter I'm okay providing that holds.

Commodities are so volatile today that none of the articles can keep up to date!....my comment earlier about gold prices was the bees knees for approximately 7 minutes until everything changed again and I'm back to looking like my normal clueless self.

Anyway, I can certainly see gold going up, down or staying the same in the next 24hrs.

I genuinely don't understand that sentence.

Greatland Gold had its price target hoisted by stock analysts at Royal Bank Of Canada from GBX 675 to GBX 816 in a research note issued on Thursday,Digital Look reports. The firm currently has a "buy" rating on the stock. Royal Bank Of Canada's target price points to a potential upside of 22.93% from the stock's previous close.

It appears to have steadied out at about exactly the same as what it was at this time yesterday ( where it had previously been steady)

5275, then up to 5634, then down to 5100 and then back to 5275......steady

Whichever way you look at it, Greatland can crack on with the mammoth Havieron in the background, but we're now in the fantastic position of not being condemed to simply 'wait for it'.

Culpepper - I see where you are coming from, but I think there is more to it. Telfer lifespan extension estimation for one, is significant - the quality of the West Dome strikes are also significant - and the amount of cash rolling in is significant as it can lead to 'optionality' ( aquisitions?? ) - so I think Havieron has now become "just" a huge part of an even bigger picture.

I've based my earlier purchase on the assumption that there is a halving of the dividend, to mitigate the accountancy situation. This would still return 8% but hopefully with growth too. Obviously if they retained the full divi then I'd be overjoyed!

It's now a 'known' - certainty and all that - so I think this will help the SP.