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Greatland Gold Market Update

The webcast has concluded. An on-demand version will be made available on Thursday January 23 .

Your are correct Chris we have a big wage bill, but we have been told the AISC of A$2350 Gold A$4000 so approx. A$1600 surplus and 30000eqoz = so approx. 1.8 mill A$ per day and that leave money over for the paperwork for Telfer and Havieron.

Some people do not understand, most posters here use the green bin not because they disagree with the content of posts.

Buy the post from some contributors have no real content, I can post that the share price will be 1p or 77p but I have no reason to believe either price.

My Green Bin has less that 20 in it, as I do rehabilitate all by emptying it on occasions, like emptying the rubbish bin at home.

Most of the posters that do not contribute have gone, only a few persist, and I use the same process no immediate action, read and see if they really are contribution, in which case they stay and I may have previously made a mistake.

If they are still not contributing then Green bin it is.

However the posters that continue to rise to the bait of these disruptive posters are as bad as those that I have green Binned.

Hopefully more information on sales of gold, and the price obtained, against the hedging information from last month.

Opportunistic, pop back anytime, I will not read your comments, green bin for you

Thanks for that all adds interest. I am not sure many will want 4 days on, 3 days off at Telfer which it is how it is worded, with a normal working week as the office followed by 4 at telfer and 3 days off in Perth it sounds a lot better.

"My face is covered in the stuff" it was a silly comment from plode, A lot of Investors on here may have bought and sold during the last few years but still underwater.

Wel said Ben.

My view is that if institutions hold (and do not trade them)a larger proportion of shares there are less remaining shares for others and therefore as the company becomes more attractive then the price will be forced up. Consolidation if required, will of course reduce the freely available shares, not the value of the available shares (all other things being equal). Time will tell and we can only sit and watch, sell or buy, we really have little influence.

To all have a great start to the year, and lets hope that GGP makes the progress we believe that is built into the investment.

Thanks Bamps for all you help, keep up the great work.

Ben:

Who would have thought it last year this time?

Molly:

Name and shame

Happy Festive season to all.

I think Dip's posts on both Telegram and LSE, paint a great picture of where we are.

Let hope that the train finds a nice clear track to go along and not many Red signals on the way.

GLA

Dip:

A great piece, I think you may be a bit hard on the Indian father, I had a similar experiences on an overnight crossing from Fishguard to Cork in about 1955.

Summer holiday from with I remember there was no reserved seating for our grade of passenger, we ended up on desk it was colder than cold, my teeth chattered, I still remember it well.

I don't blame my father an immigrants, bringing up 5 children, and going on holiday back to see his Mother, was expensive, money was tight, , and similar to your story he did not know where the train of life would take him.

I agree completely with you about the task facing all who ride the GGP train, we hope the crew know enough to navigate the different options to bring this train through to the destination. We hope they do not get side-tracked with an offer of better employment and enrichment to terminate the train early.

Droverman:

Agree almost completely, only place I would question is that if Gold goes up ,so will most like ASIC but to by as much as I would except Gold to increase.

Still all looks set for a good few years ahead, but having listened to Rick Rule I expect SD to operate the same way so no dividend for at least 5 years, but then lets hope for brilliant returns, with a greatly inflated SP.

Seasonal Greetings to all, even the Green bin brigade, as there time is coming to an end.

Molarcanine:

Think not, as they work have to declare the share they acquire.

They most likely think they have a bargain as it is..

Drop me your details to ggpmidsmeets@gmail.com

including post code so I can map where people are from,

we can try and get meets that are convenient, and you will also get prior notice, there was only one place left the last one at Derby and no-one want to be turned away, but rooms have fixed capacities.

Taverham:

We have gone though 2 and when we start again on decline we will go through the last one.

Information is public, discussed on here more than enough.

Yes there was updates

I can reiterate that what you see in the pictures is concentration.

There was a lot to take in, in what Bamps said, we are lucky to have someone willing to spread knowledge.

Paul I in order to meet Bamps you do need too attend meets.

I was asked if we can have a meet in the Leeds area (the response to date to meeting in the west, M6 corridor has been weak,) but I hope that during 2025 we can meet in the Leeds area, and maybe in the area of Birmingham , most likely to the east of the city, not saying in that that other locations are not possible.

We were at capacity on Saturday and any meet will always give priority to Shareholders who have shown interest, if filled by people that have shown interest then there may be no general announcement.

Again thanks to all that make the event a success.

Pictures available follow link

https://www.ggpchat.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1005

Greatlanders

We had a great meet on Saturday, Bamps explained what is available at Telfer for Greatland to exploit, a great presentation for which we all offer our thanks.

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If even part of what was discussed comes to production, it appears we have no problem with feeding the (monster) plant until well after Havieron ore comes available, if we can feed the plant then it means we will have similar annual production to what Newcrest and Newmont have produced, happy days.

Bamps reiterated that due to the quality of Havieron ore there will be plenty of capacity at Telfer for all the ore we can extract out of the various licences that Newmont passed over to us that we not of interest to the multinationals that owned them, Greatland is lean so can make money out of them.

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Let me take this opportunity to thank all of the Midlands Greatlanders, who attended, and those that could not due to prior commitments etc, who all make the meets a success.

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We were in the end at capacity one free chair and one person standing (see pictures).

Any positive statements are not investment advice but opinions from the meet.