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If GGP is added to the ASX indices that changes rather quickly

Boom .... it is just a matter of time :-)

Https://x.com/CarlCapolingua/status/1962695816805761479

You asked for a reason why we are down.... but we are not the only gold company down on the ASX ... so your guess as to "why" is as good as any.

Check ASX peers before writing that… are they up or down…

https://www.listcorp.com/asx/sectors/materials/materials/metals-mining/gold

To match Genesis’s market cap we need AU$8.50 a share from the $6.10 currently. Market cap of AUD$5.7bill up from $4.0bill currently.

Spot is US $3471 https://goldprice.org/spot-gold.html

Https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/mark-your-calendar-the-2-3-billion-reshuffle-that-could-move-asx-stocks

https://www.afr.com/markets/equity-markets/greatland-resources-clarity-pharma-headline-huge-asx-200-rebalance-20250804-p5mk1r

2025 catalysts remaining:

Admission to ASX300/200 (ASX100 unlikely at this stage) in September (ie. rebalance date https://www.marketindex.com.au/rebalance-announcements).

** Estimated AU$163million needed to be bought ** ---->> ETF trackers buying us as we make the ASX indices. Some large Aussie super funds will also start buying. Lots of demand.

Possible admission to GDX this year, maybe in September. Could see similar SHARE demand as above for ASX indices.

Both of the above are two HUGE CATALYSTS for new share demand.

Q3 results in October.

Havieron FS in November or December.

Gold, copper and silver are all flying so a supportive macro environment for GGP.

Drilling results from EG, Telfer, and other locations. Lots of drilling this year so lots of potential RNS's that could be dropped at anytime.

We’re up 10% so unsure about plummeting

Https://www.listcorp.com/asx/sectors/materials/materials/metals-mining/gold

This is all very positive and much higher than today’s share price:

“Macquarie’s A$7.10 target is based on current operations and excludes Havieron’s full potential. They’re waiting for the feasibility study in Q4 2025 before revising upward.

Canaccord’s A$12.19 target bakes in future growth, assuming Havieron hits full throughput and aquifer issues are resolved without major delays / cost overruns.

Argonaut's A$10.10 target models a staged ramp-up for Havieron. No doubt they lifted their target 1% due to recent spot gold price moves - which suggests they are using a dynamic pricing model.

To keep it short - Macquarie = cautious optimism. Canaccord = bold conviction. Argonaut = realistic with a pinch of optimism regarding execution. ”

You’d have to think the FS coming later this year will cover the aquifers

Https://www.listcorp.com/asx/sectors/materials/materials/metals-mining/gold

To match Ramelius market cap we need 56.5% increase.

To match Perseus 37.6% increase.

Let’s all hope that next Friday is indeed the actual start of an amazing share price run 📈↗️

Drilling results from EG, Telfer, and other locations. Lots of drilling this year so lots of potential RNS's that could be dropped at anytime.

Admission to ASX300/200 (ASX100 unlikely at this stage) in September (ie. rebalance date https://www.marketindex.com.au/rebalance-announcements).

** Estimated AU$163million needed to be bought ** ---->> ETF trackers buying us as we make the ASX indices. Some large Aussie super funds will also start buying. Lots of demand.

Possible admission to GDX this year, maybe in September. Could see similar SHARE demand as above for ASX indices.

Both of the above are two HUGE CATALYSTS for new share demand.

Q3 results in October.

Havieron FS in November or December.

Gold, copper and silver are all flying so a supportive macro environment for GGP.

Do you not look at ASX peers? Red day for most of the ASX gold companies

Https://www.denvergold.org/corporate-member/greatland-resources/

Quote:

"The West Australian miner, which has retained its London listing, is also on track to join the S&P/ASX 300 and Small Ordinaries. Morgan Stanley expects Greatland’s inclusion will generate $162.5 million of trades from investors that follow the three indices.

Argonaut portfolio manager David Franklyn bought Greatland when it traded solely in London in anticipation that the miner would dual-list on the ASX and then be promoted to larger indices. Greatland is the second-largest position in Argonaut’s Natural Resources Fund.

“When we bought Greatland in London, we saw it as a two-stage process. Firstly, it would move to Australia, and then it would be included in indices, which would open up the number of funds that could buy it,” said David Franklyn, who is portfolio manager of the Natural Resources Fund.

“In this day and age, where passive funds have such a big impact, it’s becoming increasingly important to think about this.” "

Https://www.afr.com/markets/equity-markets/greatland-resources-clarity-pharma-headline-huge-asx-200-rebalance-20250804-p5mk1r