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Thanks to Paddy for this tweet:

"I noticed some new slides in the presentation by @shaun_day_ at the AGM earlier.

The one with the ounces per vertical metre (OPVM) caught my eye.

Compare Oct 2021 slide with the Dec 2020 one.

See how the OPVM is increasing with increased drilling"

https://twitter.com/paddygall1/status/1470888535439908865

The producer price index for final demand products increased 9.6% over the previous 12 months after rising another 0.8% in November. Economists had been looking for an annual gain of 9.2%, according to FactSet.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/14/wholesale-prices-measure-rises-9point6percent-in-november-from-a-year-ago-the-fastest-pace-on-record.html

I don't know about anyone else, but when Shaun Day was asked to expand on his recent comments about the growth drilling to the NW of the Havieron main ore body, towards Scallywag, he was, IMHO, slightly cagey. OK, maybe it was nothing, but sometimes you just get a gut feeling on things, which has served me well to date.

Could it be possible that he's discussing the possibility of a J/V on Scallywag with Newcrest? OK, that may well require a lot more growth drilling in the NW corridor yet, to prove up anything, but, anyway, it crossed my mind, and his comments helped in this regard, and especially as Newcrest Mining have first option on Scallywag.

Anyway, just a thought, and, as always, only time will tell... TT

Shaun Day pretty much confirms that we'll be going for new bank finance shortly. This has been hinted on before, several times, over the past recent months. He also indicated that the fund raise was, at least in part, a requirement.

Borelli says it's not against him personally?

I wonder if the against votes regarding the reappointment of Alex Borelli was mostly insto's or PI's.

"Late last week, Newcrest announced its exploration efforts at the Havieron copper-gold joint venture project in Western Australia continue to produce the goods.

The project, which Newcrest operates alongside Greatland Gold, has delivered another round of high-grade drilling results, with 19 of 24 recent drill holes returning significant mineralisation.

Drilling has been focussed on potential resource growth at the South East Crescent, Northern Breccia and Eastern Breccia zones, with infill drilling at South East Crescent looking to support the potential conversion of inferred to indicated resources."

https://www.australianresourcesandinvestment.com.au/2021/12/14/newcrest-offloads-royalty-portfolio-for-52-6m/

Greatland Gold invites shareholders to attend our AGM on Tuesday, Dec 14 at 9.30am

Register here to virtually attend: https://bit.ly/3iiqrz0

Due to Govt border restrictions CEO Shaun Day will be unable to physically attend & will provide a presentation virtually.

https://twitter.com/GreatlandGold/status/1469095923334717444

It looks like another pretty volatile sp day to come again, but hopefully positive overall! Already had a 6.5% rise from the 13.90p opening, to 14.80p, then backed off again.

@ Redirons "add into that the SB knows he needs Hav to bolster Telfer ASAP and therefore ALL the focus might move towards advancing the decline even quicker than March 2023 - fingers crossed!!!"

Totally, 100% agree Red! It's been patently obvious, for some time now, that Sandeep Biswas wants to, in his own words, "GET THE CASH FLOWING AS SOON AS YOU CAN. That's always my principle."

Don't be confused here guys! Sandeep Biswas holds the cards now! Thankfully, for Greatland Gold shareholders, he wants to get cash flowing in ASAP, which is surely what we want too! TT

...Only time will tell! But, who would have thunk it, even remotely possible, 1-2 years ago!

That sums it up pretty well for me too rosso!

I'm not saying that, at all. I just don't remember anything about any delay, it's as simple as that. I'm happy to be proved wrong, if that's the case.

What was the first plan then please? I don't remember there being any delay involved? TT

@ Canary3 "Clearly first gold is delayed by the change to the mining plan from previous estimates."

Really? What makes you think that exactly?

As Sandeep Biswas stated just 3 months ago, "So we've kind of, but the focus is get those high grade tonnes from the crescent zone into Telfer, as soon as we possibly can, while we're working on what the entire deposit looks like. It's really exciting. It's work in progress. GET THE CASH FLOWING AS SOON AS YOU CAN. That's always my principle."

No doubt of any delay in my mind!

This may possibly sound strange to some, maybe more strange for newer shareholders, but, IMHO, the SE crescent will 'look after itself'. It's massive already, and there is no doubt, whatsoever that it'll be proved out to be significantly bigger still. It's great, again IMHO, that Newcrest are now going to be concentrating on growth drilling. I'm especially really hyped about the NW corridor and what that could, potentially, bring to the table, possibly, just possibly stretching out to Scally! Now, that would result in a complete, and utter, reworking of value!

Something that recently looked unlikely, is now looking increasingly possible.

I hope that others appreciate how massive this mother lode(s) is/are, and, if not invested yet, join us on the journey. Sure, it's never a straight line, we all know that, but in my, nearly, 40 years of investing, GGP is the best so far, in terms of future potential, and, frankly, at a ridiculous sp currently.

Mining Capital's Alastair Ford talks to Proactive London about his highlights for 2021 and industry projections for 2022.

"....Greatland Gold is one that everyone's been watching, so that's a pretty obvious one. The positive news flow from Greatland just continues..." (7:22/8:00)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xsc886nL1Tk

The cost of living climbed again in November and drove the rate of U.S. inflation to a nearly 40-year of 6.8%, putting more pressure on households as they confront rising prices of gas, food, cars, rent and so forth.

The consumer price index increased 0.8% last month, the government said Friday. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had forecast a 0.7% advance.

The pace of inflation over the past year escalated to 6.8% from 6.2% in the prior month. That’s more than triple the Federal Reserve’s 2% target and is the highest rate since July 1982.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coming-up-u-s-consumer-price-index-for-november-11639142278

Zoros, sorry, but I've generally accepted your views on the whole, but, IMHO, what you seem to fail to understand, is that any company share price is not dictated 100% on what's here NOW! I often invest on potential, as a whole load of other people do too. In the case of Greatland Gold, I'll invest on current resource, but also, in a big way, on what's indicated potential going forwards. It's all about risk v reward, I honestly don't follow your deep seated view, that a share price is based on, purely resource to date.

Anyway, let's just beg to differ! TT

What's more, Sandeep Biswas said, very clearly, a couple of days ago, "We drill a lot of holes...We don't care how deep it goes...we punch a lot of holes"