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To many shares

It beening dumped

NT to buy at 23.22

Very happy

shu........

let it do it thing

Now paying 23 boom

Come on ......

news /// big boy

got in at 11

NT all day

some one is in the know ...

N T to buy at 22

Time for a tick up

It did jump on Wednesday

This is going to jump weds ihope

look good

Looking good

10-Jun-25 11:27:30 17.30 57,768 Unknown* 16.00 18.00 9,994

10-Jun-25 08:18:14 16.00 50,000 Unknown* 14.00 16.00 8,000

good buys

Nice push today maybe news soon

Good day at the office, it was in a bloodbath

I'm in it to win it. I'll be holding.

Do you or don't you? Hold or not to hold? Down the right thing. Or wish you had.

Or is that good timing to lock people out of this share? suspended. To bring an update or permits approved and rig drilling. On site.??

Back in the tens

The two 2MWh BESS installations are the first of potentially many BESSs to be implemented at Borg Group sites throughout Australia. Installation and commissioning of the BESSs are planned for June 2025, followed by go live operations.

//////////first of potentially many BESSs to be implemented at Borg Group sites throughout Australia///////////

Gelion CEO, John Wood, commented: "It's a privilege to have the opportunity to supply these state-of-the-art Gelion BESS solutions to industry leading Borg Group. Our team has worked closely with our partners to specify and have our first two containerised BESS for Borg Group assembled and validated. The successful completion of Factory Testing of these integrated systems gives us confidence they will perform well at Borg Group's manufacturing sites. Our Integration Solutions team is growing a strong pipeline of additional potential customers, who like Borg Group, are seeking the benefits of energy storage to support the transition to renewables."

Borg Group Managing Director, John Borg, added: "Our team is looking forward to receiving our BESS units from Gelion in the near future. We expect these systems to generate revenue by participating in the spot electricity market to offset our energy costs and make the best use of our existing and future solar PV. Based on successful BESS operations, we will look to further expand the use of BESS systems within our operations for their commercial and sustainability benefits."