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He took the hit

The placing will not be less than 0.0020 right ?

Hi I’m out of breath what’s happening?

On my way

Something is coming

Surely not an RNS until hostages deal done , it’s possible

I take it your not tempted learning, tbh I am as if it were curtains we’d know by now

Some director buying hint hint would be nice imo

Your not wrong Drs

The Juno area is dripping with gold – Telfer, Havieron, Winu, all in the same district. It would actually be unusual not to hit metals when you’re drilling into a 4 km x 2 km anomaly like this. GEO’s first hole already showed alteration and sulphides, so the system is alive – now it’s just about the grades. Even modest numbers could be valuable with gold at record highs, and if it lines up like Havieron, the upside is off the scale.

Fully loaded and ok is wonderful here now with the POG

MB has done a wonderful job

Excerpt from GEO RNS – 19 Sept 2025 (Juno Project update)

“Drill hole JUDD001 was completed to a final depth of 810m. The hole intersected all the targeted rock sequences as planned. Geological logging has interpreted the core as consistent with alteration, sulphide mineralisation and structural controls seen in large IRGS deposits. The core has been submitted for cutting and assay, with results expected during the December quarter.”

What’s easy to miss is just how strong that Sept 19th tweet really was. GEO didn’t say “we hit rocks” – they specifically said JUDD001 was “interpreted as consistent with alteration, sulphide mineralisation & structural controls seen in large IRGS deposits.” That’s geo-speak for: we’ve cut the right rocks, with the right features, in the right place. They wouldn’t put that language out unless the visuals matched the IRGS model.

Now add in the macro: gold pushing higher, GEO trading at just 0.33p, and a 4 km x 2 km anomaly that management believe could be 4–5x Havieron’s footprint. Even if assays don’t blow the doors off at first pass, the odds of this system being completely barren feel slim after all the geophysics, modelling and now confirmation of alteration/sulphides. This is still very early doors – the first two deep holes ever drilled into a monster target. If assays confirm even modest grade and continuity, the upside from this level is massive. Big risk, but a huge prize if they deliver.

Excellent Annun

Heavily

You came out GGP dickie . We saw the reality and we got CB and 5x Hav

People keep forgetting just how binary GEO is – and that’s what makes it such a potential 50-bagger. The Juno Project isn’t some small soil anomaly, it’s a 4 km x 2 km geophysical system that management believe could be 4–5 times the size of Havieron. That’s not rampy talk – it’s based on gravity, magnetic, IP and EM modelling, and they’ve drilled the first holes straight into the heart of it. If assays prove grade and continuity, you’re suddenly looking at a company-maker with Tier-1 discovery potential.

The share price today is still around 0.3p, with GEO capped at just a few million. If Juno comes back with Havieron-style numbers, the re-rate potential is enormous – 10p, 15p, even higher over time if majors get involved. That’s your 50x return right there. Yes, it’s binary – a dry hole kills it – but you don’t get this sort of risk/reward profile anywhere else. With Callum Baxter involved, who knows what Havieron looked like at the start, the odds are better than most exploration punts. For me, it’s exactly the sort of setup where one good assay RNS can transform the company overnight.

Good luck all

No update on Juno hole 2 yet, but that’s not a bad thing – it just means GEO are letting the rig do its job. Hole 1 went down over 800m and hit the target rocks exactly as planned, which is why they’ve pushed straight on to JUDD002 without blinking. If there had been nothing of interest in the first hole, you’d expect delays or talk of a model rethink – instead, the program is running smoothly, and that alone should give holders confidence.

What excites me is that GEO is sitting on a geophysical anomaly that management say is 4–5x bigger than Havieron. With Callum Baxter in the mix – a geologist who knows Havieron’s early days inside out – the company has the right expertise on the ground. Add in a gold price now pushing through $4,000/oz, and the timing couldn’t be better. We’re still waiting on visuals or assays, but if the next RNS even hints at sulphides or alteration in hole 2, this could light up very quickly. Big risk, huge upside – exactly the kind of binary play that can change fortunes fast.