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Sorry to bang on about how important tomorrow is, but don't forget that the audience for the presentation is highly significant in terms of who's listening. Just a few of the companies listening, and asked SB questions, included the likes of Credit Suisse, UBS, Morgan Stanley, JPM & Goldman Sachs. If Havieron gets mentioned, anything like as much as Fraser MacCorquodale talked about it's importance, you have most of the institutions listening....

Daniel Morgan - UBS

Levi Spry - JPM

Rahul Anand - Morgan Stanley

Matthew Frydman - Goldman Sachs

Interesting to note, and don't read anything into this, of course, but a week after the last Newcrest Mining Full Year Report 2020 the GGP share price more than doubled, in the space of 1 month, from 13p to over 27p....

Transcript here:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4368649-newcrest-mining-limited-ncmgf-ceo-sandeep-biswas-on-full-year-2020-results-earnings-call

Some of last years comments on Havieron by Sandeep Biswas....Let's be quite straight here, it's only got better, and considerably so since then. I'm sure that Sandeep Biswas will be even more pumped up this time. Roll on tomorrow!

"We have an existing pipeline of growth projects underway, which includes the commencement of declines at Havieron and Red Chris to help accelerate the realization of their value, as well as the further expansion of Cadia and the development of Wafi-Golpu."

"We continue to focus on improving the performance of the mine with an eye to bringing Havieron ore into the operation in the near future,..."

"Our successful equity raising in May and June funded the purchase of the Fruta del Norte financing facilities and bolstered the balance sheet to help fund our future growth options such as the declines at both Havieron and Red Chris."

"Our exploration results from Havieron continued to demonstrate the continuity of high-grade mineralization over an expanded mineralization footprint."

"These results signaled the very real potential for a renewal of our asset portfolio in the Paterson Province. The grades we're seeing at Havieron are unique for this region and we're excited to progress and accelerate our evaluation of this opportunity."

"...we continue to be excited by the potential of it because, not just because of the high-grade crescent zone that we've talked about, and that's starting to take some good shape and is open to depth, and we're now drilling deeper down to see how deep and continuous it goes."

"But what - and I've reported on this before. What has surprised us is that the breccia material that the crescent zone sits in between, well, that is mineralized quite extensively in there, determining how extensive that is, which really opens up the possibility of - in addition to any high-grade mining that you do of the crescent zone, does this also transform into a bulk mining option further in the future."

"And it's - and that has the potential to change the way we look at Havieron where we initially thought it was going to be just a high-grade mine with open stoping or maybe even some sub-level type gaping into a much bigger block caving scenario. But yeah, that's all to be determined. It's all conceptual right now. But as we do more and more drilling, if it continues at the rate it's going, it's looking very good."

@ napthman1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WPeO7JY2jk

..Definitely reinforces what we all know, namely, OPEN AT DEPTH!

Brilliant! Many thanks Trigga! TT

10,810,812 @ 2.5p expiring on the 27th August I believe.

"Now with this Havieron discovery, every drill hole we put in there finds more gold." Sandeep Biswas March 2021

Well, I'm pretty sure he'll be saying similar, if not the very same, in a couple of days.

Yes, except that we're in BST currently.

Many thanks for the link HG.

Just for further information, 9:30 AM AEST = 12.30 AM BST (AEST is 9 hours ahead of us)

PS I think we'd all agree that the vast majority of us, including myself, seem to be much more controlled about the forthcoming assays from, especially Goliath, and are not getting ahead of ourselves unlike the situation we had with Scallywag, and what followed.

I'd rather just wait and see, and hopefully be pleasantly surprised, than hype it up and then be disappointed. Just my thoughts/view. TT

With reference to comments about visual mineralisation, I seem to remember Gervaise Heddle doing this once a few years back, but not in recent times (obviously before he left), nor has it been dome by Shaun Day. I think it would be even less likely under the J/V with Newcrest Mining, especially with the 'linked' release of information, and especially this being of a market sensitive nature. TT

Greatland Resources is a trading name (Business Name) for Greatland PTY LTD. They are the same company.

The ultimate parent company is Greatland Gold PLC.

FYI, following my comment about 3-D imaging above, I contacted Greatland Gold and they have kindly replied that they do indeed hope to visually present the Havieron ore body in 3D forms. They continue that, as more drilling data is obtained, and they have a higher degree of confidence in how the ore body looks, we'll see more detailed visual representations of Havieron and this will include 3D modelling. TT

A Preliminary Feasibility Study (Pre-Feasibility Study) is a comprehensive study of a range of
options for the technical and economic viability of a mineral project that has advanced to a stage
where a preferred mining method, in the case of underground mining, or the pit configuration, in
the case of an open pit, is established and an effective method of mineral processing is determined.
It includes a financial analysis based on reasonable assumptions on the Modifying Factors and
the evaluation of any other relevant factors which are sufficient for a Competent Person, acting
reasonably, to determine if all or part of the Mineral Resources may be converted to an Ore
Reserve at the time of reporting. A Pre-Feasibility Study is at a lower confidence level than a
Feasibility Study.
As noted in Clause 29, formal assessment of all Modifying Factors is required in order to determine how
much available Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources can be converted to Ore Reserves.
A Pre-Feasibility Study will consider the application and description of all Modifying factors (as outlined
in Table 1, section 4) to demonstrate economic viability and to support an Ore Reserve Public Report.
The Pre-Feasibility Study will identify the preferred mining, processing, and infrastructure requirements
and capacities, but will not yet have finalised these matters. Detailed assessments of environmental and
socio-economic impacts and requirements will also be well advanced. The Pre-Feasibility Study will
highlight areas that require further refinement within the final study stage

The Pre-Feasibility & Feasibility studies are requisite parts of the JORC Code.

http://www.jorc.org/docs/jorc_code_2012.pdf

Hi TMT, It's rare to get such heart felt posts on any share forum.

To be honest I don't know quite what to read into it, but, irrespective of that, I totally respect and admire your thoughts and views.

Take care, TT

Tigger, that's wonderful, and thanks, but, sorry, I'm with family on the south coast end of next week. I'm sure we can make something work, but maybe after the usual hols! During, or after September should work.

Well, yes, if I understand your posts. Clearly the value in the reserve valuations will have different effects on the individual companies, overall, because they produce their own company results, which are based on the figures from both some aligned resources, but also some totally unrelated resources.