RE: $2 billion valuation prediction $GLND NASDAQ 🇬🇱🇺🇸🚀✨🦄💯23 Jan 2026 15:16
I think this is my best post ever so lovely I'm going to repost it:
To keep this as simple and accurate as possible for your next bulletin board post, here is the math for the "2 Billion Dollar Goal" based on the 80 Mile shares currently in issue (~4.97 billion).
The £2 Billion Scenario Breakdown
If the newly merged Greenland Energy (GLND) hits a $2 billion market cap on the NASDAQ, it effectively re-rates the entire project value. Because 80 Mile retains a 30% direct interest in the Jameson Land project, its stake would be worth approximately $600 million (£480 million). Based on the current share count, this would price 80 Mile shares at approximately 9.6p in London—representing a nearly 900% increase from today's price.
However, the "Blue Sky" scenario is even larger. If the market applies that $2 billion valuation to the company’s total portfolio (including Disko and its other tier-1 assets), 80 Mile's total market cap would likely move in lockstep. At a full company valuation of £1.6 billion ($2 billion), the 80 Mile share price would mathematically sit at 32p. This is the "CRML effect"—where US investors value the massive Arctic landmass far more aggressively than the conservative London market.
The "Cheat Sheet" for your post:
• 80 Mile Shares in Issue: ~4.97 Billion
• GLND Target Cap: $2 Billion (£1.6 Billion)
• Retained 30% Interest Value: $600 Million (£480 Million)
• Implied 80M Share Price (Stake only): ~9.6p
• Implied 80M Share Price (Full Re-rating): ~32.2p
The "Bottom Line": A $2 billion valuation is not "fantasy" in the US—Critical Metals (CRML) has already proven that the NASDAQ will pay $2 billion for a Greenland story. 80 Mile is simply the much larger, diversified version of that same story, currently trading at a 90% discount.
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