Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
MM’s will take 5m off me for 3.44 no thanks think I’ll hold for a while long and take my chances GLA
Can’t buy in any decent amounts, but can sell 3m shares for 0.295 in one go. Has the placing shares overhang gone now.
Just look at the chart for Northern Star Resources in the time Shaun Day has been CFO of the company it’s nearly 10 bagged. He obviously sees the same growth potentially in GGP or why make the move from an $8billion miner with Tier 1 gold assets to join a junior / explorer with no producing access. Looks a very solid appointment to me.
The speed at which NCM are progressing the development of Havieron is in line with the major drugs companies developing COVID vaccines..... they’re absolutely full throttle and don’t want any delays with GGP securing finances.
We’ve all enjoyed the regular drill updates in 2020 which have driven GGP SP to higher levels and these will now continuing into 2021, with an expansion of the drilling program not just to undertake infill drilling to define what we already know, but to understand the footprint and depth of the resource.... after 18months drilling on site the fact that we have to ramp up drilling in 2021 speaks volumes about the potential scale of Havieron IMO.
MRE confirmed as December also by GH in the interview so again no delays. How soon before they start the decline also.
SWAG drill update soon, and the fact they didn’t throw this into the JV again speaks volumes IMO... GLA
Jet47 it appears to have a similar footprint to the new NE breccia area shown on the latest GGP schematic plan, then extends north following the route of the post mineral dyke for c1km. GH seemed to be very exited about the NE breccia so that feels like there’s plenty of potential to expand the known footprint of Hav
@Paddy I’ve just tired to roughly scale off the NE gravity target shown on the Artemis image and that looks like it could extend up to 1km beyond the current outer edge of the Hav crescent. GH also states in the Proactive interview yesterday that there could be a need for a further 12 months drilling to define the extent of Hav. We might only just be seeing the very edge of that NE Breccia zone and it could extend some way north.
@Bamps21 there seems to have been one previous drill result which may have found the top of the new eastern Breccia zone (shown in blue on the diagram). If we knew what drill that was it might provide some info on the depth of the EBZ compared to latest drill results.
Any idea what drill that might be, I’ve tried and failed to identify. Cheers
In the interview and RNS, GH is very clearly warning that the initial MRE isn’t going to be a big number, to manage expectations and perhaps avoid a sell off post MRE.
The potential at Hav looks to be massive and these results only reinforce to me, that the best logic is to sit on hands (as Paddy would say) and let this play out till the end, whatever outcome that may be. IMO
GH... “Importantly, the footprint of Havieron continues to expand and breccia mineralisation has now been identified outside of the ovoid-shaped Crescent sulphide zone to the east, north-west and south-east.”
So still open on three sides and at depth!
They’ve only stuck two holes in it so far HAD083 and HAD084 and the results look amazing.
“Potential for a new region of breccia development not previously recognised”.
This just keeps getting bigger and bigger, no wonder they’re looking to ramp up the number of drills on site.
Just thinking about the timing and scale of the current drilling campaign in relation to the delivery of the MRE.
I assume delivery of the MRE will be the first trigger point for any potential offer from NCM, which IMO will be for all licences in the Paterson Region. Why would they not want to secure prospective ground immediately adjacent to their own processing facility.
With Newcrest have first right of refusal over the remainder of Greatland’s under the farm in agreement, this appears to be the driver behind the current GGP drilling campaign.
Drilling will initially focus on high-priority targets within the Scallywag prospect area including Kraken, Blackbeard and London. Once the initial phase of drilling is complete at Scallywag, the Company expects to continue with drilling of additional high-priority targets on its Paterson Range East licence including Goliath and Los Diablos, and Parlay on its Black Hills licence.
@Bamps. I read it that the 450 x 600 relates to the sulphide zone, excluding the breccia.
Extract from NCM release “Drilling results continue to expand and demonstrate the continuity of high-grade mineralisation over a length of 450m, and to vertical depths of 600m. Drilling has also identified mineralised breccias proximal to high grade mineralisation.
When you look at the sections through Haverion, the number of significant high grade intercepts shown within the Breccia looks very promising in terms of the resource which might be included within MRE, which isn’t yet reflected within the current broker valuations.
The sections also illustrate perhaps a little indicatively, the extent to which the sulphide crescent zone and breccia are still open at depth. Perhaps we have only just scratched the surface of what’s down there after all.