RE: Frustration for some.26 Aug 2025 19:54
Talking of institutions Freddy, rest easy my friend, word on the grapevine, unsubstantiated of course, is that Wyloo intends to acquire Bryah Resources using Greatland as the vehicle. Bryah operates in the Gascoyne region, part of the Capricorn Orogen, where Greatland applied for new exploration licences (Yannarie Project). Wyloo has a strong interest in clean energy metals like copper and manganese—both present in Bryah’s portfolio.
Clear to all of us is that Wyloo has a history of using strategic equity stakes and partnerships to build regional dominance—as seen in its Noront Resources play in Canada. It often backs companies like Greatland to act as operational arms, while Wyloo provides the capital and strategic direction.
As Greatland has stated, it is actively pursuing a “three horizons” growth model, which includes expanding exploration in Tier 1 districts like Capricorn. Acquiring Bryah would give Greatland access to drill-ready copper-manganese assets, aligning with Wyloo’s clean energy focus.
So while there’s no direct confirmation, the strategic logic is compelling. If Wyloo wants to deepen its footprint in clean energy metals and leverage Greatland’s operational capacity, Bryah could be a natural target.
Bryah may look unloved when looking at its SP - but Alchemy who recently took full ownership of Bryah's iron-ore rights and MinRes who desperately need to diversify could be potential players.
Twiggy knows this. Like the saying goes; what Twiggy wants - Twiggy gets.
Market Cap AU$2.5M - peanuts!