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People forget just how slow Greatland Gold looked before Havieron came good. Back in 2018 GGP was trading under 1p, drifting around and constantly written off as “dead money.” It was only once the drill results started confirming what the anomaly hinted at that the market woke up, and from there it rerated all the way to around 38p within about two years. That’s a near-40x move, and it turned early holders into millionaires – but only those who had the patience to sit through the noise and ignore the short-term traders.

The parallels with GEO are striking, but Juno is being described as four to five times the footprint of Havieron, with the same technical brain in Callum Baxter back on board and a CEO who’s positioned the company perfectly for this moment. Right now GEO is still at the “contractor signed, mobilisation this quarter” stage – the quiet part before the storm. If Juno delivers even a fraction of what’s being suggested, GEO has the potential to move faster and further than GGP did, simply because the story is already framed against a Tier 1 discovery benchmark. Early patience here could be rewarded in a big way.

That’s one way to look at it, but it ignores the bigger picture. GEO isn’t moving on day-trader flips right now – it’s moving towards its first drill programme at Juno, a target being talked about as 4–5x Havieron’s footprint with Callum Baxter back at the wheel. This is exactly the kind of setup where sitting tight matters, because the real rerate comes with newsflow, not with flipping half a penny here or there.

GGP was no different – plenty of red days, plenty of “take quick profits” voices – until the first drill results dropped and the share price didn’t look back. The difference is those who held through the noise made the serious gains. GEO has all the same ingredients lining up now. You don’t want to be out when the market finally wakes up.

Red days like this are completely irrelevant when you look at the bigger picture. GEO has already signed the driller, mobilisation is set for this quarter, and rigs turning is now just around the corner. That’s the moment the market will wake up – today’s ticks down are just noise from short-term traders looking for instant fireworks.

Anyone who watched GGP knows how this plays out – there were plenty of dull red days before the drills hit the ground, and then it rerated massively once results started coming through. Juno is being talked about as 4–5x Havieron’s footprint with the same key people involved. You don’t want to be sat on the sidelines worrying about a half-penny move when the real newsflow lands.

This is enormous

Crafty buyers now adding

Very strong buy imo

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Lars’ comment on LinkedIn — “It’s crucial that all our customers, partners, investors understand this, the time has come” — is absolutely huge. This isn’t vague corporate fluff. It’s a clear signal that CPX is moving from “potential” to execution. Customers are engaged, partners are aligned, and investors are finally being told outright: the commercialisation phase is here.

When leadership makes a statement like that, it’s because they know the groundwork is laid and momentum is building. Combine that with the volume, liquidity, and strong tape action we’re seeing, and it’s obvious the market is waking up. This is exactly how small-cap re-rates start — strong words backed by delivery. The time has come indeed. 🚀

Spot on Alan – this is exactly how these stories build. People forget that with GGP it wasn’t the contractor appointment or the first spud RNS that sent it flying, it was when the drill results started confirming what the anomaly was already hinting at. That’s when the real rerate happened, and those who’d been patient in the early days were sitting on life-changing gains.

The parallels here with GEO are hard to ignore: a target being talked about at 4–5x Havieron’s footprint, the same key technical brain in Callum Baxter, and now a CEO who has a track record of spotting transformational early-stage opportunities and has brought Juno into the portfolio. The pieces are all lined up, it’s just about patience. When those results land, you won’t want to be watching from the sidelines.

Yes agreed twib geo is a safer bet

I may be wrong, but these black trades look like quiet buys building momentum. We’re seeing million-share clips going through, and the bid keeps ticking up straight after – that’s not retail flippers, that’s steady accumulation. Exactly what you want to see before the next newsflow hits.

Those black trades earlier were clearly buys – the proof is in the bid ticking up straight after. Market makers don’t lift the bid if there’s heavy selling, they lift it when demand is quietly soaking up stock. Looks like accumulation going on in the background while impatient traders are flipping for pennies.

Exactly the kind of setup you want to see before the real catalysts land – driller signed, mobilisation this quarter, and rigs turning soon. Once the next RNS drops, people will realise how cheap these levels actually were.

Callum Baxter, GEO's JV Partner commented:

"It is pleasing to be working again with DDH1 at the large Juno target. Our combined experience and expertise will allow safe and efficient execution of the drill program at the project to test the target. I am very excited that drilling is scheduled to commence during the current quarter and look forward to following the activities at site."

Very strong buy imo

GGP guys know how a geologist Callum is

The importance of Juno can’t be overstated – this isn’t just another small explorer anomaly, it’s a target being compared at 4–5x the footprint of Havieron. That alone makes it one of the most exciting prospects on AIM, but the real strength here is the people involved. Callum Baxter was central to Havieron’s discovery and is now back leading the charge on Juno, bringing both his technical expertise and his proven track record. Having him directly involved gives this project credibility that most juniors can only dream of.

On top of that, the CEO Omar Ahmad has built his career spotting early-stage opportunities in resources and positioning ahead of the curve. He’s the one who brought Juno into GEO and is now steering the company with a clear strategy and timeline. Put simply – you’ve got a huge anomaly, the right technical brain in Baxter, and a CEO with vision and drive to get the job done. That combination is rare, and it’s why GEO could end up being the next big discovery story.

Jumping in and out at this stage makes no sense – GEO is literally on the cusp of the action. The driller’s signed, mobilisation is this quarter, and rigs will be spinning soon. That means newsflow is lined up back-to-back: drilling commenced, visuals, assays. Missing even one of those updates could be the difference between getting in cheap and chasing much higher.

The whole point of plays like this is to be positioned before the market wakes up. Trading for a tick here or there risks losing the seat just as the story goes live. The smart move is to hold through the noise – because once the first drill updates land, you won’t get a second chance at these levels.

• “Noise is cheap – contracts signed, rigs turning this quarter, that’s what matters.”

• “Deramps don’t change the fact Juno is 4–5x Havieron with the same team behind it.”

• “Price ticks come and go, but drilling is inevitable – that’s the real driver here.”

• “Market will decide soon enough once the drills start spinning

Geo is looking like the quiet giant in the making. The driller is signed, Baxter is back on board, and mobilisation is locked for this quarter – all the right signals that momentum is about to kick in. Right now the price action is just noise, but beneath the surface you’ve got a setup being compared at four to five times the footprint of Havieron with the same proven players involved. That’s the kind of combination that doesn’t stay overlooked for long.

The real story hasn’t even started yet. Once the “drilling commenced” RNS lands and the first updates come through, the wider market will wake up fast. Early investors are getting positioned before the crowd catches on, and when the narrative shifts from paperwork to drill cores, GEO has every chance of becoming one of AIM’s most exciting plays. Relaxed confidence here – the building blocks are in place for a proper rerate.

Is your IN !!!

Not showing trades but there costing!

This feels like the start of something special with GEO. The market is only just beginning to wake up to what’s in front of us – DDH1 on board, Baxter back in the mix, and a target that’s being compared at 4–5x the footprint of Havieron. That’s not just noise, that’s a serious setup with all the right ingredients in place. The early buyers know exactly what they’re doing here – positioning before the real action starts.

Once mobilisation RNS lands and the drills start spinning, this isn’t going to stay anywhere near these levels. The wider market will pile in because everyone and his dog will want a piece of this story. We’re talking about the potential to turn GEO from a quiet microcap into one of AIM’s hottest exploration plays. The rerate is just beginning – and the smart money will already be sat in their seats before the crowd even realises the show has started. Rally all the way from here 🚀🔥