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The other thing is Greatland do already have an interest in Antipa, I think I am correct in saying apart from nominee accounts Greatland are their largest shareholder. So they are already in a comfortable and maybe you could say influential position to watch from the sidelines so to speak and just see how things play out.

Freddie if you wanted to get your hands on A$50M worth of shares right now in one hit, what would you have to pay? I don’t know either, but I think it would be a lot more than 14p. Whatever the offer price ends up at I still think you’d need to pay a lot more than 14p equivalent to get A$50M worth after the ASX listing.The market seems to agree at the moment.

ATB

Hi mrmork, assuming you are a UK resident “The UK Retail Offer is expected to open on 2 June 2025 and close on 17 June 2025. Further details of the UK Retail Offer and how investors located in the UK may participate will be announced separately by the Company.”

So details yet to be made available but has to be soon.

I see that certain directors intend to apply for shares under the offer:

Jimmy Wilson A$250,000 worth

Yasmin Broughton A$200,000 worth

Shaun Day A$100,000 worth

Paul Hallam A$50,000 worth

That takes a few more out of the mix.

By the end of the week I might have finally finished reading the prospectus.

Not GGP, but a government actively assisting Tungsten mining.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-26/king-island-tungsten-mine-loan-shares-government/105320378

I wouldn’t say it confirms anything, it’s basically just stating possibilities that we already know.

GLA

I’m on holiday in Cornwall this week and when I got back to the cottage today I thought I’d have a look at property for sale in the area, as you do.

https://www.onthemarket.com/details/16677235/

Wheal Ellen Mine, located near Porthtowan in Cornwall, England, was a significant 19th-century copper mine known for its substantial production of copper -ore. Operated primarily between 1826 and 1867, with a brief attempt to reopen in 1907, the mine yielded over 24,000 tons of copper ore during its peak years.

Price £56,000

Steer believes the current price suppression cannot last indefinitely. "The moment that these bullion banks stop going short against all the people that are going long, you could see the price at some fantastic price within no time at all," he predicted. He likened the bullion banks to a "cork in the price bottle," suggesting that even a temporary pause in their short-selling activity could trigger a dramatic price surge. "If they put their hands in their pocket, even for 24 hours, we'd see gold and silver prices that you frankly can't believe."

May have already been posted, dunno?

Ed Steer reveals how bullion banks are "smashing" gold prices to cover shorts. He highlights unprecedented physical demand and delivery volumes despite price dips.

https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/precious-metals/article-854319

I’m sure there will be a RNS next week explaining that the “new” shares have been “issued”. Anyway off on holiday now so I’ll leave it at that. Looking forward to next week.

GLA

The thing is if you’d been stuck on Wolfie’s boat for a few months with no internet and had just come ashore, you’d think gold was doing really well.

No problem pj, but thanks really to those who originally posts these type of things on here and elsewhere.

GLA

Https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/download/file.php?id=2377&mode=view

Pj70 he could be lazy and just use Canaccord’s broker note. But that would get it to £5!

“each holder will reinvest a sum equal to 50% of the cash payment due to them, by subscribing for new fully paid ordinary shares in the Company (Greatland Shares) on the fifth business day after approval of the UKScheme by the Company's shareholders, at a market price based on volume weighted average price (VWAP) of Greatland Shares on the trading day immediately prior to the date of the share issue.”

If only I could time things as well as this.😀

I’m pretty sure too Dip. Far too professional to make any comment like that.

“I think”, “implied”, “(It was not a firm statement)”.

You don’t seem too sure about this poniexpress?

Fortunately I think at least some of the questions will be answered before the end of May.

I’ve noticed, unless I’m mistaken, that in the last RNS there’s no longer a mention of any possible ASX Listing - Offer, as there was before. Whether there’s anything in its omission who knows.