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Dear FUD'ers

As ever never let the facts get in the way of your lies will you. All facts are available on the interweb, it doesn't take a genius to look things up. If you don't understand what you've invested in..... do something about it ....like research!

Chris joined GGP July 2021 and left Feb 2024

https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-toon-14a49117/

Monica joined GGP October 2021 and was acting CFO when Chris left

https://www.linkedin.com/in/monique-connolly-48189a58/

I prefer to look at the team's experience first. Coming from the best of Australia's mining companies is fantastic ... ex-BHP, RIO, Fortescue, Northern Star at the helm.

Given the number of ex-FMG staff I see that as positive. They must be well trusted people to come onboard and produce results, much better to obtain trusted people who've done it before.

Fred and your team.... ask yourself what are these high calibre people being told in their job interviews for them to decide to leave very large successful mining companies and join GGP.... think Fred think!

The facts don't suit the FUD agenda though, hence the posts today. Look at the various pieces falling together... and yet some just cannot see the big picture. Not to worry, some will profit more than others.

The new guy is replacing the former CFO, pretty sure they have the role within their 2024 budget. Unsure why so much fuss about the cost.

Monique manages the day-to-day accounting, the compliance work (GST, tax, accounts), etc. The new fella is strategic and will involve in financing and the like as per the RNS.

Fred don't be a *** like Phil. Monique was already in place before the former CFO resigned. Christ the ill-informed crap today is annoying. Like buzzing flies at a bbq.

"We have debt funding in place" - only for the 30% of Hav but not for 70% + Telfer. That is what we need to sort to be in control of our own destiny.

This is a replacement not a new role. Industry experts want a strong team leading a company, they stay clear of weak inexperienced teams, who can ruin companies via poor decisions.

Here is some engagement d7ckhead on here whilst at dinner…. if this if the engagement you’re after congratulations. Don’t choke on your steak big boy!

Stop calling us part of a cabal and the other crap you keep saying. It is repetitively boring. Stop putting everyone down and then wondering why nobody engages with you. How old are you anyways?

You really think Nap knows what’s actually happening … he said “IMO” … he wasn’t there in Perth Nine. Stop being so bloody literal.

Do let us know the answers to all of your questions won’t you - thanks

Spade remember 69 can’t read. He has moaned for weeks asking everyone else to explain anything in plain English. Just ignore the moron.

16pence based on 30% ownership of Havieron

Interesting, thanks Paddy

As we discussed this week Shaun / GGP can only give an update on GGP operations… they couldn’t comment on market sensitive discussions with Newmont. That’s against the law. They can only announce to market outcomes of the discussions only once both parties agree, if GGP is in the frame to buy anything from Newmont.

Snow line being near surface is a big advantage them

“According to Bank of America, with respect to the non-core asset sale process at Newmont, both Akyem and Telfer are expected to be concluded, with proceeds paid-out, in the second half of 2024. The Akyem process was described as “competitive” and expected to be paid all in cash; Telfer might be a mix of cash and equity. The non-core North American asset sales are more likely to conclude in early 2025, with cash payment preferred, though NEM might consider equity.”

EUA? You've lost me.

GGP is working on transforming from an explorer to a miner. This has not gone to plan since Newcrest was bought out by Newmont, and the pathway from a few years ago has changed. And so GGP has to change too. We have to wait for announcements once matters conclude, just like any company would do. It’s frustrating as farrk I do agree. Just keep busy in the meantime and try not to look at the SP too much. It’s out of our hands.