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The Havieron Gold Discovery and the Juno Project share several notable geophysical and geological anomalies, suggesting that Juno may host a similar intrusion-related gold system (IRGS). Here’s a comparative overview: 

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🔍 Geophysical Anomalies

Magnetic and Gravity Signatures:

• Havieron: Characterized by a discrete magnetic anomaly (~1 km²) with a coincident gravity high, indicative of a dense, mineralized body at depth.

• Juno: Exhibits a significantly larger magnetic anomaly (~5 km x 5 km) with a coincident residual gravity response (~4 km x 2 km). The gravity anomaly at Juno peaks at 2 milligals, surpassing Havieron’s 0.5 milligals, suggesting a potentially larger or denser mineralized system. 

Structural Context:

• Havieron: Located near basin margin faults within Proterozoic carbonate-rich host rocks, providing pathways for mineralizing fluids.

• Juno: Situated on the northern margin of a Proterozoic basin, also within carbonate-rich, low to moderately deformed rocks, and proximal to major basin structures, mirroring Havieron’s structural setting. 

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🧪 Geological Features

Host Rocks and Alteration:

• Havieron: Mineralization occurs in altered Proterozoic sediments with significant sulphide content, including pyrite and chalcopyrite.

• Juno: Historical drilling intersected thermally altered rocks with disseminated sulphide mineralization, suggesting proximity to a mineralized source, akin to the skarn-type features observed at Havieron. 

Exploration History:

• Havieron: Initially identified through geophysical surveys, with subsequent drilling confirming significant gold-copper mineralization.

• Juno: Early exploration in the 1990s and 2000s identified coincident magnetic and gravity anomalies. However, drilling efforts were limited by equipment capacity and did not reach target depths. Recent high-resolution geophysical surveys have reaffirmed the presence of these anomalies, prompting plans for modern drilling campaigns.  

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🔄 Strategic Implications

The similarities between Havieron and Juno, particularly in geophysical signatures and geological settings, underscore Juno’s potential as a significant IRGS target. The involvement of Callum Baxter, a key figure in the Havieron discovery, in the Juno Project further strengthens this prospect. Advancements in exploration technology and methodologies since the initial investigations at Juno enhance the likelihood of a successful discovery.

Just lifted this from GPT for interest.

Jersey

You are absolutely right and I only stated Omar assisted. I never intended to suggest that Callum wasn’t the more instrumental in the GGP journey. In fact without Callum there would be no Greatland Gold.

Callum and his team have a lot riding on Juno and won’t want to tarnish their brilliant reputations. Hence why I’m very encouraged by their comments to date.

Not long until we get an update and I think it could be interesting.

Cheers.

Omar Ahmed did a video Q and A back in late 2024.

He stated several things -

Communication with Share Holders which to be fair I think he has achieved. I would like another video update soon and hopefully he could cover the JV delay, Namibia increase in oil and the latest drill timings at Juno. Im sure that his presentation skills will be more fluid and confident this time.

The other thing that he stated was is desire to turn GEO into a billion pound company with positive outcomes in Namibia and Australia. Big statement from the young CEO but he assisted in getting Greatland to that level and persuaded Callum Baxter to come out of retirement to take on Juno. He has also got a licence in one of the most sought after oil plays off the west coast of Africa where numerous major oil players are falling over themselves to get part of the action. Namibia itself also incredibly positive for exploration and production and very welcoming to the new interest.

If there was success at both these opportunities who could say a billion pound valuation in time is not possible.

Our CEO is a very intelligent, well educated and an ambitious individual. I know people are very negative about the JV and the completion date not being met. But I personally feel as it was briefly hinted to that the final outcome might be very much worth the slight change in the timing. I think the value of our licence has increased considerably and that the company were correct to seek and negotiate a better deal.

I’ve got my thoughts as to who might be interested and I’m thinking a middle east connection might be plausible.

Anyway the potential is massive and I can’t even comprehend what the percentage increase in the SP will be if we get that billion pound valuation down the road.

Dreams happen.

Https://oilreviewafrica.com/geology/geology/geo-exploration-finds-good-oil-potential-in-pel94-offshore-namibia

The 26k trade certainly looks like a buy.

If it is that’s certainly a healthy sign.

Omar on X

GEO full steam ahead.

Sounds confident.

We will see what happens.

Demand for copper, needed for the transition to a low-carbon world, will outstrip supply within the next decade, according to the global energy watchdog.

Supplies of the metal, a key component of every form of electrical energy system at present, will fall 30% short of the amount required by 2035 if nothing is done, analysis by the International Energy Agency predicts.

Fatih Birol, the executive director of the IEA, said: “This will be a major challenge. It’s time to sound the alarm.”

Article in today’s Guardian.

I wonder what are SP could be if we find gold and copper in vast quantities 🤞

Callum Baxter, Global's joint venture partner commented:

"It is very exciting to have confirmed a significant and intense gravity response coincident with the large magnetic feature at Juno. This response is consistent with IRGS type mineralisation, as we found at Havieron. The coincident magnetic and gravity response at Juno has a very large footprint of several square kilometres which reflects the substantial size of the opportunity. I am looking forward to further work programmes at Juno and pleased that we continue to advance the project."

To be honest when you read things like the paragraph above I’m surprised the SP is still as low as it is.

Some people will wait for further updates and to de risk but they might have to pay substantially more.

10k buy just in.

I think one of the single largest share buys that I can remember in the last few weeks.

Bodes well and someone liking the opportunity.

Let’s hope more to come as people digest the potential.

Callum Baxter, exploration geologist consulting to the Company, has identified potential exploration targets within the Licences which share geophysical similarities to the target within Licence 08/3497. Global believes these additions will strengthen its portfolio and vision to discover a world class deposit.

The total area of the Juno project has now increased from 106 square kilometres to 450 square kilometres covering multiple magnetic features. The Company is using an intrusion related deposit exploration model seeking to locate precious and base metal mineralisation, similar to that at the Havieron and Telfer deposits in northern Western Australia.

I have huge amounts of faith in Callum Baxter and absolutely agree with you guys that this could be very special. We are at a very stage and there are many hurdles ahead but it’s an absolute opportunity to get in early and hopefully reap the rewards.

I’m very much looking forward to updated results at Juno and hopefully seeing the project develop into a world class deposit.

Another solid RNS.

Very impressed so far how this has been moving forward.

Share value will recognise the company’s position in due course.

Very exciting future ahead.

Cyber

We must not be too hard on him. He obviously doesn’t know how the market works, calls the SP wrong and now can’t remember when he bought his shares.

He comes on here every day with the same comments about the CEO and seems unable to expand his thoughts or communicate any else.

Let’s just hope that eventually he might actually see the possibility and potential here like a few of us.

Anyway enough about him. Great RNS this morning and hopefully things are very busy with the senior management getting a deal over the line. These things take time and even the Govt in Namibia are not expecting oil for a while. Just very exciting to see who wants our licence. They coukd be holding back a bit of course until our neighbours release more info etc. Who knows.

Anyway sit back and see what comes next.

Regards.

BSR

You must have missed my question please reply to it.

We are all waiting.

Thanks

BSR

Please tell us how many shares you have and what you paid and when.

Thanks

“With excitement building across Namibia-and particularly in the Walvis Basin-we are actively progressing farm-out discussions to secure the best outcome for our shareholders"

All we can do is read the RNS and decide if we like what we see.

Re timings is could be announced tomorrow, several weeks time or never.

Pay your money and place your bets.

BSR

Yes you have finally called something right and for the first time.

I’m Omar and so is my wife.

😀

Third 5 million share buy just in this morning.

Investors definitely waking up to the potential here. Obviously some will trade on small movements and absolutely they should do what they are happy with. Making money is why we are all here. Well most of us !!!

I’m certainly not selling any of my holding yet and looking forward to more news from Namibia and from Mr Baxter.

Https://www.offshore-energy.biz/oil-resource-uplift-comes-to-light-in-namibian-offshore-basins-sweet-spot/

Hopefully the message is getting out there.

Buysellrepeat

Didn’t you say last weeks rise would be reversed early this week.

You appear to be wrong.

You are not invested yet every day we have to see your negative posts pop up on the screen. Not sure why you are here it’s pathetic.

If your new postings are going to change from being about the CEO to now all about a raise you might be lucky eventually and get something right. All little companies have to raise occasionally and it’s not always a negative thing if it means they get to where they want and shareholders are rewarded in due course.

Your recent misunderstanding on how the stock market works and now how companies grow and move forward is starting to make you look very naive and stupid. I’d keep it simple from now on or even better go where you are are actually invested. We will survive without you very nicely.

Competent Person - New 2025 Data

The petroleum resources information in this release is based on, and fairly represents, information and supporting documentation in a report compiled by Gil Machado, who is a qualified person for the purposes of the AIM Guidance Note for Mining, Oil and Gas Companies. Gil is the Technical Manager at Chronosurveys Lda, a Geological consulting company providing services internationally. He has a PhD in Stratigraphy and Petroleum Geology and 15 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, dealing with projects in West Africa, Brazil, Middle East and Portugal. He is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers.

Doctor Gil Machado has consented in writing to the inclusion of the petroleum resources information in this announcement in the form and context in which it appears.

Suggest you give the chap a call and ask him why it’s better than the report 2 years ago. I suggest it has a lot with the information coming from the surroundings licences and points to things being very positive. But you perhaps like conspiracy theories or something.