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Thanks Spy & Dickie quality posts

We will.Just read the RNSs

It’s the million dollar question Spy . The indications are positive.imo

I like Gorge ,one of the two will do us . I remember ggp at the beginning paid someone not very much for the HAV rights ?

AIM is coming our way and Nick should produce some very tasty news In coming days imo

🧩 1. Likely background trades, not panic selling

On AIM and small-cap explorers like GEO, a cluster of “sells” on LSE often just reflects background trades being worked through by market makers or funds, not necessarily retail investors bailing out.

• Algorithms often misclassify trades — a “sell” can actually be a buy at the bid or part of a cross-trade between brokers.

• You’ll sometimes see “sells” printed even when the share price is stable or edging up — that’s your clue it’s order matching, not dumping.

How are you feeling about the up coming assays Spy?

Assays running a bit longer than expected isn’t always bad news — in fact, it’s often the opposite. When cores look interesting, labs take extra time to re-check results, run multi-element tests, and confirm grades properly. If the geology’s complex or mineralisation stronger than first thought, that process naturally takes longer. So a slight delay can actually be a quiet positive — it usually means there’s something in the data worth double-checking.

Let’s ask them at the agm

The upcoming AGM could mark the true inflection point for GEO. After months of systematic exploration and two successful diamond drill holes now in the lab, the company stands on the edge of what could be a defining discovery moment. The Juno Project has delivered everything you’d want from an early exploration phase — structure, scale, and geological validation — and now the assays will provide the proof. With management already signalling strong encouragement and follow-up drilling planned, GEO appears to be evolving from a quiet early-stage explorer into a genuine district-scale discovery story in the making. The next few weeks could reshape the company’s valuation trajectory and confirm Juno as the cornerstone of something far bigger.

DL was a big GGP man at the beginning. Not a bad thing.

Moved to greener pastures Rich

GEO Exploration Limited looks primed for a major re-rate as the Juno Project edges toward a pivotal news window. With both diamond holes (JUD001 & JUD002) successfully completed and dispatched to the lab in late September, assays are now imminent — expected before the end of the current quarter. Given historical timelines and recent confirmation in the 23 October RNS, the market can realistically anticipate results in late November or early December, perfectly aligned with the AGM on 2 December 2025. Management’s confidence has been clear — Omar Ahmad called the early drilling “a significant step forward,” and the company has already seen enough encouragement to plan follow-up drilling early next year. The tone suggests visual indications in core are promising, and if assays confirm even modest grades across the IRGS target, GEO could be on the verge of validating a large-scale system. With Juno positioned in one of the world’s most prolific gold jurisdictions and the new Gorge Project now added, the AGM could mark the inflection point where GEO transitions from early explorer to genuine discovery story.

The purchase of over 8.6 million warrants by CEO Nick Tulloch sends a strong signal of confidence in Mendell Helium’s future. By personally investing more than £86,000 to increase his exposure to the company, Tulloch is aligning his interests directly with shareholders ahead of what could be a transformational period. His growing stake — now over 4 million shares and 10 million total warrants and options — underscores management’s belief in the value potential of the M3 Helium acquisition and the newly producing Rost 1-26 well. With commercial helium output now underway and AIM admission preparations nearing completion, this insider purchase reinforces market sentiment that Mendell Helium is entering a pivotal growth phase backed by committed leadership.

Always good to see Nick increasing his Skin in the game

Helium moving up nicely

The commencement of commercial helium production at the Rost 1-26 well marks a major milestone for Mendell Helium and validates the company’s strategy in Kansas. With flow rates already exceeding 100 Mcf per day and climbing steadily as de-watering continues, M3 Helium is now generating meaningful daily revenues and proving the productivity of its acreage. Once the PSA and membrane systems are fully commissioned, the expected jump to 75% helium concentration could transform each shipment into a high-value cargo worth tens of thousands of dollars, significantly improving cash flow. The addition of NGL recovery further diversifies income potential. Together with clear progress toward AIM admission, today’s announcement signals that Mendell Helium is moving from development to genuine production — a strong step forward in establishing itself as a credible player in the growing helium marke

Too !

ENET isn’t dead — it’s been recapitalised, restructured, and is now positioned for a genuine turnaround if the ASIC partnership lands. At this valuation, even small positive news could send it up sharply, but it’s still a high-risk, high-reward play until a firm commercial deal is announced.

If you’re holding, what you’re really waiting for is that semiconductor partnership RNS — that’s the catalyst that could reset the whole share price stor

I’ve got a strong hunch that AGM could be very interesting.

The proximity to Juno is next door In Western Australia terms and yes something about the deal that’s got me excited.