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For me Open in various directions are exciting enough although limits will obviously be confirmed to determine productive area of Havieron and eventually a defined MRE.
But More-so Open at depth along with Expansion at depth which leaves future exploration the possibility for years to come. I guess it could be considered never ending as new advances are developed in at depth mining subject to all the geology involved.
Too mind boggling for me to understand but exciting to say the least. We are still in the relative early stages of the journey. That why we hold GGP and I would think Newcrest will also recover in value over time so I may add a few shares in Newcrest..
GLA

For interest,
Bought £230 in June 2016 at .26p (never had much capital.) But have bought regularly in minimal amounts since then. I am not a trader but I have had to sell minimal amounts a few times to keep the wolf from the door. Needs must when the devil drives in unexpectedly. But overall now have a fair core amount of capital and am still adding a little regularly and I still believe we are in the early stages of the journey. The journey will probably outlive me and it seems to have been some experience so far. Not looking for other shares as I am all in on GGP.
GLA.

Finish as usual of totally false bid price to make it look not as good a week on brokers valuations. Spread on a very liquid stock terrible.
We must be really hurting them. Perhaps final auction may alter it up slightly.
But no worries next week is something to look forward to.
Onwards and upwards Greatlanders.

The check procedure for the excessively high silver/copper/tungsten/ results/figures is obviously essential to keep the complete integrity of GGP drilling results intact and future redrills will be welcome to prove contamination which is most likely or unexpectedly disprove contamination.
But I do wonder (not being an expert on drilling) whether the downhole drill bits are inspected prior to use and after each drill hole is completed which presumably would give early indications of suspect contamination results if various components (teeth etc) were broken and if so would be reported to to the explorer by the drilling company.
It may be this is not possible for many reasons and I am sure we have a few experts on here who can explain the procedures and what happens to the actual drill bits as I would guess they would be reusable if not damaged.
Perhaps I should not even think about such topics and just be happy that simply put Scallywag drilling has identified possible Pathfinder routes to future mineralisation .
I am happy that the current share price onus is very much positive (chomping at the bit to rise) but When it comes don't for heavens sake be out of the play.

The forthcoming set of results should be particularly informative.
We will we see the Infill drilling Indicated MRE update for the restricted area of Havieron alone that was previously reported as the Inferred Resource (3.4m OZ AU and 160KT Cu). I hope that figure is increased considerably.
In addition (subject to available later infill drilling results) we may also see a new inferred resource figure for that area of Havieron which was not previously previously reported in the first MRE. This figure could be classified as an additional Indicated MRE figure if all the results were available but perhaps that may be too optimistic but we must be aware of Newcrests overall tight timescales for the end MRE reporting deadlines. It is likely this figure could also be a considerable increase (double or more the first MRE inferred figure).
There could also be a more defined indication of further step out drilling which may be classified as just outside of the actual Havieron area but within the JV area.
Overall the possibilities really exist that we will get confirmation that Havieron is likely to be as large as investors who have done their detailed factual research including many who have not reported their findings as well as those who have ,believe.
Do not accuse those and us of Ramping-We know where this is going and for a long after mining commences within 2-2.5 years.
GGP's share will be the mainstay for many a year. Gervaise was excited and Shaun must be beside himself with all the other future possibilities.
The very large institutions who recently bought in at the recent give away prices did not do it for fun, they did it for long term profit but they must also be expected to give back some of what their actions have cost existing shareholders. The board/shareholders must expect their complete support in future.
To those who seek to hold this back I will enjoy their squeals for each penny/pound this rises.

The future is simple.
GGP have their large institutional backers now with that almost guaranteed hold for the next 6 to 8 years+ to get Maximum return.
The board can expect absolute support throughout this time (providing they do nothing daft).
By the same token large and small ordinary shareholders are protected also.
This backing has come at a cost - with shareholders bearing the brunt in reduced temporary SP but the long term recovery will far outweigh the temporary dip.
I still say within 5-10 years (perhaps quite a bit sooner) we will be a recognised near major miner.
The future is still very bright and will not tarnish regardless of what our doubters/enemies may throw at us so just hold long and strong for our rewards.
GLA

Condolences Paddy.
You have done so much for us Pi's over the years- keeping many of us on the straight and narrow and still solvent or indeed financially sound even in the few bad times with this share but when bereavement strikes "financials" mean little to any of us at the times of reckoning.
Your father would have been very proud of you as you were of him.
Take time out to reflect etc on your thoughts/remembrances - It would not be bad to sit on your hands for a while (I've heard that somewhere before).
I will look forward to your future research when you are able but take care and I wish you and your family well.

daveri007,
Lovely sentiments.

GGPs hard earned rise this week on more excellent news has been taken away again on the often friday stroke. Why, one wonders, would someone seek to decimate the special rose in the garden on no evidence and for no known reason. It may not bloom again until late autumn but then the riot of colour may return with a vengeance. We will find out eventually those who seek to deny nature.
Please keep the weekend posts polite for a change and good luck all. All genuine posters want GGP to succeed.

I believe NC are not looking to take over GGP or the GGP 30% share of Havieron.
The clue is in the latest NC release where Newcrest were considering or likely had to close Telfer because it was near the end of its working life.
NC had allowed Havieron to fall into the hands of GGP after their too shallow drilling campaign there did not find much. GGP with GH at the helm later got the prospect and using the very latest exploration techniques and utilising historic drill data where it existed etc,etc formulated the decision to deep drill Havieron.
Bingo- As we all know the first 4 drills encountered excellent results in terms of minerals and their grades.
Newcrest,s interests were immediately roused because it was better results than they had over the many years at Telfer and if subsequently confirmed over a larger/deeper area it could be the saviour of Newcrests almost redundant Telfer processing plant releasing the possible enormous capital spend of closing the Telfer processing plant for other things.
Bearing in mind that Havieron was GGP's & GH potentially first high tier mine discovery (they had been shouting from the hills about the possibilties since GH joined GGP), the continual rising share price and interest generated any takeover attempt by Newcrest of GGP as a whole or just Havieron would have cost them a fortune at the time. The time was not right for such a move.
Newcrest decided on a JV venture/s which in time would tie GGP into being part and parcel to the bitter end of the box cut etc and into the production phase including an advantageous loan facility (which is added debt for GGP until after production has commenced. Although the expenditure is enormous to get to production it may well work out cheaper for Newcrest than any buyout they might have made originally or since.
I believe there is still the possibility of a takeover attempt on either GGP and or Newcrest or both by a very large miner (Canadian or American possibility) anyway in the next 2-3 years or sooner. I always remember to respect posts by spymaster 25.
But for the moment we are stuck at a price that does not reflect the future and whilst some institutional buying lots of shares maybe for the same reasons we invested (future value and growth) there is the possibility many institutions may be buying as cheap as possible and to order for when any takeover attempt is made and their support for a takeover may be called upon after with the general support of MMs to help squeeze the Pi's out of the occasion.
The last figures I saw showed Pi's own about 48% of GGP.
No one can foresee the future and for the moment we can/must hold and be prepared as far as possible.
Hopefully we can further reap the rewards of our and GGPs and Newcrests endeavors.
GLA and stay strong.

TFG,
Reading, Posting & discussion etc on this board with the quality/knowledgeable posters we have does help us all learn a little or a lot over time on the many mysteries involved which stand us in good stead for the future. Keep up the good work all.
GLA.

TimeForGold,
You may be correct in your comments re major purchases but if demand was allowed its effect on the markets by raising the bid/sp the orders may well be filled a lot sooner and by fairer means.
Currently the system implies, no, tells us, that really large shareholders including institutions have no intention of selling a single share in GGP like us LTH's so the only way MM's can satisfy the many big buyers is to try to squeeze the ordinary PI shareholders out of the shares they own by sometimes unfair means.
The fundamental of a market is if demand is high prices rise. If demand is small prices fall. Should be automatic. Simple.
Aim does not do this automatically because other factors appear to have been maliciously incorporated into the arena/market due to lack of efficient regulation.
So successful this policy has been some are proposing an easing on London Stock Exchange Regulations which would devastate Pi investors on the Main London markets. Imagine the Footsie as an Aim type market. Heaven forbid.
Good luck with your investment anyway. We will get there.

Someone really don't like us PI's knowing about big buys as they happen in trading hours- It obviously has positive effects on affects on SP. They seem to think its none of our business so apart from the usual confusion on trade identifications etc they don't let us know until after hours.
Its not a crooked market,of course, it matters not. We will have our day again but it makes you laugh at them.
Onwards and upwards.
GLA.

The thing I like about Sandeep interviews is he doesn't hold back on possibilities,plans and progress made/results. It is straight from the horses mouth and he is the confidence booster that many Pi's need.
He mentions the outstanding pace at which NC are progressing this JV to fruition. This is bringing (my words) "this once in a lifetime lifeline of Havieron" to the aid of Telfer and Newcrest. I am certain that GGP's role will never be forgotten.
Production within 2 to 3 years may well mean within 1.5 to 2.5 years actual and Havieron will keep on giving for Many many years to come. Once meaningful production starts the GGP Loan plus interest will be paid back as agreed out of income in no time at all compared to the as yet properly defined future income levels. Forthcoming drilling results and the production of the new MRE and interim resources estimate increases until and beyond production will keep the interest in our income high.
It will not be an easy road until then because we have the continual bugbears along the way such as the negative outlooks of many Gold Explorer share forecasting organisations like Simplywall.st who seem not to look beyond 2 to 3 yrs to try and write us off and who use social media to promote their views. The negative impact of many short term speculators, The continued forecasting of Gold Price reductions which no one can guarantee will happen, the manipulation or taking advantage of the Aim market by many who do everything in there power to lower the SP or bid and so on.
But they cannot destroy the dream of most holders that they will not deflect us from the path to being a future highly profitable major miner in many other areas quite soon in timelines of mining.
Hold long and keep strong.
The student who learns the lessons the hard way is likely to become the master and the rewards will come.
GLA

Bamps21
A great summary of what GGP is about for the long, long term. Could not agree more.
I enjoy re-reading/re-researching our older projects and they all have significant development potential when the time is right and we can afford to fully explore/develop them ourselves using the surefire income that is coming our way within the next 3-10 years to generate even more income.
Keep up the good work.
GLA.

Sure, for a few if not many, its gonna cost to buy back in and it will get more expensive as a little time goes by.
The strong investment case has not gone away- thats for sure.
No need to say more.
GLA.

PaulieM,
Wise first post. Straightforward and clear.
As a long term holder since early 2016 the SP path has been up and down sometimes significantly as when 'Newmont' walked in 2018. Biting the bullet and encouraged by GH eventually came up trumps for me and many other holders. The recent decline is part and parcel of GGP.
Rest assured it will move soon to regain our paper losses for everyone who stays in as I think you realise from your readings of chosen threads. Geology has never been a detriment to me with this share as we have CB and so many excellent/knowledgeable posters on this board who give their time willingly to keep us PI's on track.
An interesting observation from your post is your trips to Tasmania-Just a little connection with our Bromus holding in Tasmania of which you are probably aware. GH was salivating at the possibilities of this prospect given that Tasmania mining began with the gold rush there in the late 19th/early 20thC and although developed to a certain degree left particular mining areas of Tasmania not subject to modern exploration methods/drilling. Later many mines were shut when the Gold Price fell.
Since then Havieron/Paterson and other prospects understandably have put Bromus on the back burner but it is still live and has potential.
Whilst I am not a particular fan of David Leningas he as chairman of an exploration company along with the rest of his Board has bought out a closed Tasmanian mining company and is seeking to restart it using abandoned tailing stockpiles etc to generate income to refurbish and restart the mine. If successful it would be an inexpensive route from an explorer to an actual miner. Perhaps SD will try similar things bring to enhance GGP shareholder value. I hope so.
We have also a lot of other prospects in EG for instance where development can be considered using income generated from after the next 3yrs/5yrs as production gets started. GGP future is so much for the long, long term and the reward can be a major multimillion miner perhaps by 2075.
Can you understand those (luddites come to mind) who try to deny the future of GGP.
Keep invested and stay strong.
GLA

napthman1,
I would not argue with that.

Just listen to the Shaun Day interview here (part transcript on GGP Media). No ifs, buts re Havieron developments, THeJuri Joint Venture or the early stage exploration of the special 100% retained Paterson targets (Scallywag etc) with RIO not too far away. If there is another Havieron lurking in Paterson We and Newcrest intend to find it I would say.
Don't let any detractors worry you.
Signs are that share purchases now at this very low SP will give a realistic chance of over 100% increase in SP in the next 12 months or less.
Many LTH and Institutions were happy with purchasing in the low 30p's such was the investment case and nothing has changed even if we currently have fallen a lot -the big USA/Canada institutions have bought in at arranged mates rates.
Ordinary PI's now have this one off opportunity to take advantage (many already have) either to recoup spiked paper or actual losses on their 30p+ buys or hopefully be here for the bull run that will develop.
Hold long and keep strong.
GLA.

Not only bigger/better grades at Havieron, as always, ably demonstrated by PaddyGall but in a safe jurisdiction as well.
Ignore the putrid fools at many levels who try to scam you out of your shares with multiple dirty tricks -Just think of your future profits/divis for, most likely, the rest of your life. Let it be V day.
Keep hanging in there.
GLA.