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Ayecaramba - you write - Only date I heard officially was that the company was targeting the compressor to be online in Q2, so this for me means we can expect results to only hit the Q3 results, unless anyone has an better info on this?

Keep it simple, That means by last day of quarter (Tuesday June 30) , not by reporting date.

They have the gas over wide area and they have the money to drill and test two production wells. These wells will have significantly higher pressures (and flow) than JS-1, which was already commercial. All good and hopefully they can move aggressively and quickly forward.

How about selling O'Callaghan and using the money to buy Antipa and quickly start an open pit at Minyari Dome. That might allow blending of higher grade ore (1.5% AU with .22% Cu) ainto Telfer mill faster than can be done from Havieron. And maybe faster than from WDD. That might move up the sweet spot of blending higher grade ore with West Dome open pit and really increasing overall production.

Why is it that a 70% drop in one of my shares is almost always based on some real catastrophe at the company, and yet a 70% jump may be just a glitch and is likely to evaporate.

In US on OTC virtually no volume and insane spreads. This morning the bid was US 41 cents and ask 69 cents. Trading only a few thousand shares a day but there were a couple of tiny market orders that filled at the 69 cent ask. So now I have huge "gains" in my Fidelity and Schwab accounts. But of course it is all fake news.

Yes the puts are disaster insurance. But that is not bad right now. They are low cost and guarantee profit margin during Havieron build. They are low cost. And yes And yes Shawn has moved share price high as gold price increased, from $3950 in FY 2025 to $4500 currently (Australian dollars). Greatland has maintained coverage for 225 k ounces. Obviously GGP never wants to have to use the puts, but is does insure that current Telfer operations will remain profitable and will continue to generate cash flow while the company is investing in higher

grade Havieron mine. (and in expansion at Telfer including West Dome open pit expansion and development of West Dome Deeps, essentially a new high grade underground mine already connected to Dome underground infrastructure). With all that investment going on, it is good to be

protected against major gold price shock to downside. In an uncertain world in which the markets are subject to lots of manipulation.

GgP rolled over their puts at a higher price point and are certain to sell their gold at highly profitable price no matter how low gold price falls. How many big producers have this protection. No debt, a billion in cash, and gold price protected.

To my knowledge these wells (Jetstream 3-7) are all dry gas wells. The eells are controlled with drilling fluid. The talk of gas bubbling up in liquids refers to gas coming up in circulating drilling fluids. We will know more when wells are tested. The technical talk by Gage was interesting but a lot of uncertainty and a lot of "for now". Again, testing will be important. But this is not like Tanzania where helium is dissolved in huge volume of water. Gas source in Minnesota is dry gas in fractures.

Sorry, typo.

Details on the Century 30% (Thirty percent) holding.

1. Was amended April 2024 to include ALL MINERALS.

2. Century fully carried for all exploration, evaluation, drilling costs through to FID.

3. Once FID is reached, Century has three choices: a) pay 30% of development costs, b) be diluted by their share of unfunded development costs. oe C) sell their 30% to Empire or a third party.

4. If Century does sell to a third party, that party would face same choices of paying 30% of development costs or being diluted by the development spend.

Details on the Century 39% holding.

1. Was amended April 2024 to include ALL MINERALS.

2. Century fully carried for all exploration, evaluation, drilling costs through to FID.

3. Once FID is reached, Century has three choices: a) pay 30% of development costs, b) be diluted by their share of unfunded development costs. oe C) sell their 30% to Empire or a third party.

4. If Century does sell to a third party, that party would face same choices of paying 30% of development costs or being diluted by the development spend.

Venezuela was Beautiful

Saved 4 countries without firing a Bullet.

Well sort of. But not exactly. Venezuela was Beautiful

The number of people killed during the January 2026 U.S. military operation to seize Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro range from approximately 75 to over 100. The deaths included Venezuelan security personnel, 32 Cuban special forces, 30-40 Venezuelen military, plus civilians, occurring mainly during a pre-dawn firefight at a Caracas compound.

I have a little trouble with time zones but presentation is 10:15 am AEDT on January 28. That is about 6 hours from now.

It will be at 6:15 PM CST today in MInneapolis MN USA where I am. (Chaos Central).

It will be at 1:15 AM tomorrow in London.

I may have this all wrong if anyone wants to ask their favorite Ai entity to do the conversions.

It is at 1:15 tomorrow am in London.

There is another nice part of that, besides the fact that Wyloo is a very supportive holder with tighter hands than Newmont.

That being, Greatland is now a 100% Australian Mining Company. I think there was some grieving of the loss of Newcrest, formerly the largest Australian Miner. Northern Star holds that rank now I guess. Although the multinationals like BHP and Rio are much bigger (as is Fortescue that is Australian but with global operations), I think Australia likes having some sizable more locally oriented mining companies. And now GGP no longer has minority interest by a foreign based entity.

96dc2 says"I’m starting to think holding for divi’s is the plan. Could be a nice earner.

Certainly Northern Star pays a dividend and that is where SD comes from. They pay dividends twice a year, currently about 55 cents per year or about 2.2%. I think SD has even mentioned that it is an important of the long term plan.

Timber Trader: Thanks much. That is another important factor to consider , concentrate is in high demand right now so there is less of a cut by the smelters.

Element: Do you have exact figures for ounces of gold sold as dore bars versus as credit metal in copper concentrate. I have not seen that in company operations review but I might have missed that. There does not seem to be any discount for ounces in the concentrate, just based on their average gold price quarter by quarter as gold price has been ramping.

Rotherby 1: Rio Tinto does not have any part of the Havieron project.

Rio Tinto owns part of the land around the Havieron project through its wholly-owned Paterson South project, but Greatland Resources acquired 100% ownership of the Havieron asset itself from Newmont in late 2024, with Rio Tinto and Greatland having a separate joint venture (JV) over Rio's Paterson South tenements to explore for more discoveries.

Here's the breakdown:

Havieron Project: Greatland Resources holds 100% ownership of Havieron, a significant gold-copper deposit, after acquiring it from Newmont.

Paterson South Project (Rio Tinto's Land): Rio Tinto owns the tenements for Paterson South, which are adjacent to Havieron.

The Joint Venture: Greatland has a farm-in agreement with Rio Tinto to explore these Paterson South tenements, aiming to earn up to a 75% interest in that specific project area

Also: GGP fell harder than usual after the first ascending limb of the Lassonde curve because it lost control of the discovery. Now it is clearly on second ascending limb of the Lassonde curve as it established production profile that vastly exceeded expectations. EEE climbed the discovery limb and then fell back. I hope this recovery is part of the second ascending limb though it is a bit early without a final investment decision or any financing in place. However EEE is such a unicorn that maybe the extent and possible global impact of such a discovery is still being realized and the discovery phase is still unfolding and the company will have step wise progress towards production that will keep the shares climbing. Of course the Lassonde curve can be interrupted at any time by a buy out. EEE is a great story. A lower cost path to production of titanium sponge (and metal) would be epic.

Manlord: GGP did have the advantage of the miraculous deal with Newmont facilitated by Wyloo backing and the equally miraculous $1B of free cash flow in its first year of operation facilitated by massive ramp of gold price. They also had the earlier disadvantage of losing 70% of their amazing discovery to Newcrest before getting it all back. Hopefully EEE holds on to control of their amazing discovery and either ramps to production much faster than anticipated or gets a huge offer they cannot refuse from a global multinational who wants to establish a dominant position in the western supply chain for titanium. I am very happy to own them both, but the main similarities are that both are located in western Australia and both are Australian mining companies that initially listed on AIM. I also think EEE will follow GGP to a dual listing on the ASX (I hope they use their blueprint). Metals are different, scale is different (resource of titanium larger than resource of gold and copper), mining technique and processing are vastly different. EEE is decidely pre-production and will need a lot of financing while GGP is absolutely printing money at $4000 gold and will self fund a path to much higher production at much lower cost as Havieron ore is added to the mix.

Currently there is a bid to buy 2250 shares at US$5.71. There is an offer to sell 300 shares at US$6.00. Neither side getting any action at these price points.