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Let it play out as it will in time or if you reason that the future for HUR is somewhat shaded then sell the stock

after today's developments especially the arrival of Forrester (The Metals Group, Wyloo etc etc).....

It's no problem fella

As an aside:

'Aspen Medical currently have an exciting opportunity for a Remote Area Nurse to work with our client, Origin Energy, at the Beetaloo gas exploration site in remote Northern Territory. This is a fulltime, 12-month contract opportunity based on a 3 on, 3 off FIFO roster. '

https://www.seek.com.au/job/58452011?type=standout

One would assume Origin is now raring to go for the next 12 months according to this advert from Aspen

'export pipeline'...what the hell is that?

Future use of corridor

This project is about identifying a corridor that may contain a
number of products and services to support future development and
emerging industries.

The infrastructure corridor will consider co-location of a range of
potential infrastructure services.

The prefeasibility study found that the corridor could potentially include
the following infrastructure assets:

• gas export pipeline (GEP)
• natural gas liquids export pipeline (NGL)
• oil export pipeline
• hydrogen pipeline
• utility and services including water, electricity and other mains
• Communications Services Route (CSR) – including but not limited to
fibre optic, and
• telecommunications or other commercial opportunities.

Last updated: 12 September 2022

https://dipl.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/1137046/infrastructure-corridor-fact-sheet.pdf

''Step/stage 6 - Approvals for pipeline/infrastructure construction (e.g. Energy Pipelines Act).
In accordance with legislative requirements.''

https://dipl.nt.gov.au/projects/tennant-creek-to-darwin-corridor

The Northern Territory (NT) Government is investigating a potential infrastructure corridor from Tennant Creek to Darwin.

The infrastructure corridor will consider co-location of a range of potential infrastructure services including:

multiple high-pressure pipelines
services including water and communications.

Consolidation of infrastructure services minimises potential impacts on land that could occur through ad hoc development.

The corridor aims to facilitate the growth of the natural gas industry in the NT along with supporting other projects that may require a corridor into the future.

continued.........

A takeover of Newcrest by Forrest is also what piqued my interest

10p today?

We await news but HUR's got a huge cash balance and that will continue to grow so the future is far positive today than it's been for years. Let's see what Maris and Bernstein have in store

You would hope that the obvious dilution is countered and to a degree neutralised by the expansion of Havieron and maybe new discoveries by GGP in their other licences.

important..hedging can be a double-edged sword but copper is a future facing mineral with upside so unencumbered exposure to that upside is a positive

yes, now got problem :(

I'm with II. No problems so far

'Greatland has other prospective targets in the region around Telfer, making it a logical acquisition target for Newcrest, and the takeover tensions were on show in August when Newcrest declined to exercise an option to pay $US60 million for a further 5 per cent of Havieron.'

Is GGP now a takeover target?

https://www.afr.com/companies/mining/forrest-dives-into-another-mining-merger-hotspot-20220912-p5bhec

'Billionaire Andrew Forrest has inserted himself into another potential takeover stoush by becoming the biggest shareholder in the explorer that is being closely watched by Australia’s biggest gold miner Newcrest Mining.

Dr Forrest’s private company Wyloo Metals has agreed to spend $60 million buying 8.6 per cent of London-listed Greatland Gold, which holds the key to the future of Newcrest’s Telfer mine after discovering the exciting Havieron gold and copper deposit in Western Australia’s Paterson Province.'

which is hardly surprising considering the number of shares in issue but now the development path is clear GGP becomes an investable stock for large investment funds and maybe that should soak up the flab. Who knows. IMHO

Is Beetham back in?