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Thanks for the abuse! Largely expected! Good luck!

Quite frankly, if you don't trust the team at Greatland Gold in valuation and other matters in running Greatland Gold, then this is probably not a share for you!

As I clearly said, I trust that the amazing, knowledgeable, recently brought on board team at Greatland Gold, know exactly what it's worth. My 100% trust is in them!

@ Everyonesawinner "Tell us all what you know that explains exactly why NCM have delayed the MRE2 twice now and why we should still be in a position to accept an offer If put on the tables tomorrow without knowing the MRE2 and what size of Gold mine we have actually got so far."

Sorry, but exactly when have Newcrest Mining been proven, or even thought, from rational investors, to have delayed the Havieron MRE2?!

Then, why exactly do you believe that we should, "still be in a position to accept an offer If put on the tables tomorrow without knowing the MRE2 and what size of Gold mine we have actually got so far"?!

Do you still believe, incredibly, IMHO, that we don't know what Havieron is worth in value, WITHOUT any MRE2?!

Of course we do!

Well, all I can say, is that I invested in Greatland Gold at sub 1p. It's all about risk & reward!

If you don't want risk in the junior mining industry then this is probably not a share for you!

If you do, then, as I have before, go for it!

It's actually very simple! If you snooze, you'll clearly lose, if it's proved up! If it's not then you won't!

Personally, I'm all in as a punt, as I was, sub 1p, with GGP!

I never lose my patience. I'm a sexagenarian, but still amazed at the total ignorance of some people on these forums, that, clearly, need to get some exposure to basic investment life, and, at least, a basic understanding, of what's happening!

I'm sure that Shaun Day is very well versed in that, and he has my support 100%!

For goodness sake! Why do some people not understand that we have one of the best teams now, working at Greatland Gold, with extensive, professional knowledge on the Paterson Province, but, especially, Havieron!

We don't need Newcrest Mining's MRE2 to know, exactly, and, indeed, probably more than them, what value can be placed on Havieron, both now, and, with some accuracy, in the future!

I'm fed up with posting this, because, anyone that's done even the most basic research into Greatland Gold & Newcreast Mining, will know that it's true.

If you can't be bothered to do basic research, then good luck, as you'll no doubt need it as we go forward, still, as one of the biggest finds in a generation, probably more!

That's if Newcrest don't withhold them of course! ;-)

Greatland Gold (AIM:GGP) (OTC:GRLGF) Shaun Day, CEO presenting at the Proactive One2One Forum 17th February 2022 Greatland Gold PLC has a portfolio of six high-potential projects in Western Australia and Tasmania which are renowned for being low risk jurisdictions.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/974721/greatland-gold-aim-ggp-otc-grlgf-shaun-day-ceo-presenting-at-the-proactive-one2one-forum-974721.html

Anyone that suspects market abuse can report it to the FCA here:

https://www.fca.org.uk/markets/market-abuse/how-report-suspected-market-abuse-individual

However, don't expect any feedback/reply. They "...operate under statutory confidentiality restrictions, and we do not provide feedback or confirm whether we are taking further action."

So, we're back to a Market Cap of around £15 million, which Zak Mir described recently as "Ground Floor Level"...

"Red Setter is certainly rubbing shoulders with the stars. It lies on a 57.4 sq km wholly-owned EL45/5297 exploration licence, 13 close to both Newcrest Mining’s Telfer Gold-Copper Mine, and Newcrest and Greatland Gold’s (GGP) Havieron discovery in the Paterson Range of Western Australia. Indeed, the market cap of £15m means the company is priced at ground floor level / new listing valuation, without the prospective gains from Red Setter, White Mountain, Cottesloe, or Wishbone II, IV and VI."

https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-the-top-20-stocks-for-2022-via-vox-markets-2/#gs.qf7kcr

Maybe someone that Rio Tinto should have had back in 2020?

The Havieron Project has shown outstanding drilling results to date. To support the ongoing exploration drilling studies and early development options, we are looking to recruit a Cultural Heritage Advisor - to promote understanding of Indigenous cultural heritage amongst the Havieron workforce.

You will be responsible for delivering a range of outcomes as specified in the Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) between Havieron and the Western Desert Land Aboriginal Corporation (WDLAC). This includes cultural heritage surveys and associated reporting, cultural awareness training, Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islander employee support and business development programs...

https://www.seek.com.au/job/56008142?type=standout#sol=b96d68d23c20414ef9952c28399c7531ab9299f3

Currently the POG is @ $1912, having hit an intraday high today, so far, of $1915.

The next resistance point is $1923...

Thanks Bamps, my understanding too. TT

What's more, Havieron First Production of Gold/Copper is still showing as H2 FY24, so before 30th June 2024!

As Sandeep Biswas stated in his presentation last week, Newcrest are still anticipating First Ore Production at Havieron to be delivered in FY24 (rather than H1 FY24) due to poor ground conditions impacting decline development.

However, don't forget that the Fiscal Year 2024 in Australia is 1st July 2023 - 30th June 2024, so it's still anticipated before the end of June 2024.

I appreciate that I continue to bring this issue up, and make no apology for it, but I noticed, again, that Wafi-Golpu hardly got a mention by Sandeep Biswas in his presentation.

An interesting piece here on Papua New Guinea a few days ago:

"Little progress has been made towards the commencement of the controversial Wafi-Golpu joint mining venture in Morobe Province, where the provincial government has challenged the national government’s granting of an environmental permit."

https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2022/02/19/a-challenging-year-for-papua-new-guinea/

It can't be over stressed how important Havieron is to Newcrest Mining!

The rubber stamp on the Havieron mining lease was, of course, significant news for both Greatland and Newcrest. However, it's not just significant, but also highly significant for Newcrest for other reasons.

The mining lease issues that Newcrest are still having, and which may well continue for some further time, at Wafi-Golpu show increasingly how much Havieron is vital for the growth plan at Newcrest, and, unlike Wafi-Golpu, Havieron is, of course, in one of the lowest risk and safest mining jurisdictions in the world.

As Newcrest Mining state in the Joint Venture risk assessment section of their reports:

"....the risks normally associated with...joint ventures commitments...and particular risks associated with entities where a sovereign state holds an interest, including the extent to which the state intends to engage in project decision making..."

DYOR & GLA

Sorry, but, IMHO that's complete nonsense!

"Drilling intercepts are not going to be considered as hard data for valuation purposes" Who said?!

"Without MRE 2, we are left with something 12 months out of date, which was used as a basis for the PFS"

Do you really think that our own excellent, knowledgeable, experienced, Greatland Gold Team, now set up by the CEO, Shaun Day, don't know EXACTLY what Havieron can now be valued at, both currently, and, at least in part, in future, as well as, or even better than anyone else?!

The likes of Callum Baxter has been there from the start, and was a major part in deciding to drill deep at Havieron, exposing what we have now!

The Greatland Gold team, set up by Shaun Day, are some of the most experienced people in the business, both in geology terms, and financial terms!

Please get real! DYOR & GLA!