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Greatland Resources is currently the 3rd Biggest Riser on ASX 200 today, Increase (delayed) showing as UP 11.35%.....

https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx200

The Gold Price in Oz Dollars has already hit a new record intraday high today of A$ 5,610....

With just over a week until the end of Q3 CY25 (Q1 FY26), the average gold price levels this quarter should make for some outstanding revenue figures!

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=OANDA%3AXAUAUD

367,617 UT @ £3.133

Let's see what next week brings...

Paddy appears to agree ...

"Looks like those drill rigs are in the bottom of the West Dome Stage 2 open pit.

Shaun mentioned they were getting interesting results from those areas."

https://x.com/paddygall1/status/1968941135880954235

I've said it before many times, and I'll say it again - Over many years now it's rare, from what I remember anyway, for the GGP share price to increase, sustainably, after news and/or other production catalysts, and maybe now index inclusion too (a bit early to say yet though!)? It's generally occurred when us PI's least expect it. Only time will tell, but that's why I never push the issues. Of course it's incredibly frustrating at times, especially for the short-termer's/traders, but I know It'll come good, for sure, it just needs that, boring, word 'patience', and I've had plenty over the past 7 years or so!

Thanks to Stuart Hinds on 'X'

"Just been pointed out to me this photo is showing the 25 metre spacings introduced by #GGP for #Telfer grade control. Thanks down unders."

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G1MQYS6WMAABZrf?format=jpg&name=medium

NB: From the June Quarter Report

"Greatland is undertaking significant infill drilling with tighter spacing than historically applied at Telfer, to inform and increase confidence in future mine planning and resource and reserve updates."

Https://www.share-talk.com/greatland-resources-ltd-asx-ggp-aim-ggp-presents-at-mining-forum-americas-2025/

UT @ £3.06 up 2.34%

To repeat, for anyone who missed it, from Shaun Day's presentation earlier this week...

"We've got 3 rigs in the Main Dome Underground, got 2 across in that West Dome, Underground. We like what we're seeing there, so we'll potentially share that with the market in a separate announcement."

A bit of fun, well, maybe...I've posted this piece several times on here over the past few years.

Have a look at the 'signs', and see how many can be related to GGP currently (as in the past too).

https://www.griproom.com/fun/10-signs-your-stock-is-being-manipulated

Quite honestly, if we're still held in this very narrow £3 +/- channel again today, I'll know for sure we're getting manipulated.

The cross listed shares are fungible, and it's very easy to transfer them quickly from AIM to ASX markets.

Look, I'm no expert on disclosure, and all of the, many, ins & outs of the ASX Continuous Disclosure Listing Rules (3.1), but having made that comment below, then I'd expect it MAY be necessary to now make a release. However, there are very clear reasons why it doesn't have to be made immediately. Anyway, the point is, it's surely great news on the assays!

Thanks s Spades!

NOTE: "We've got 3 rigs in the main dome underground, got 2 across in that West dome, underground, we, we like what we're seeing there, so we'll potentially share that with the market in a separate announcement."

Hello!

The past week (since the 10th September) looks like the tightest channel in the sp YTD...

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=LSE%3AGGP

PS Thanks to Stuart Hinds again.

Shaun Day's speech from this Monday at 'Mining Forum Americas 2025' should be available to stream on demand for FREE starting today at 21:00 BST, unless you want to pay 15 bucks now...

https://americas.miningforum.com/member-webcast/3949/

For anyone who maybe wants a refresh, or is new to GGP, here's the link for the Inventum Havieron 3D model:

https://inventum3d.com/c/greatlandgold/havieron

What is fantastic is that Havieron is still totally open at depth, and when Shaun Day was asked about his often stated wish to follow the Havieron ore body "down to the centre of the earth", he said on the last webinar:

"We've already got 1,000M of vertical extent on that, where we have a resource, and holes 200-300M further below that, where we continue to intercept the ore body, so, although only a few data points, there's no structural reason why this is a cut off."

"Don't forget the first 1,000M, just on the SE Crescent, gives us 20 years of mining life, at least at the 2.8M tonnes scenario. So we are spoilt for mine life."

"Having said that, one of the things we put in the study (Havieron FS) is a bulk handling system. Think of this as a dedicated decline, with a conveyor in it. Conveyors are great. Good ESG, but better economics. Those efficient material handling systems actually make the ore body more economic at depth".

With thanks to Stuart Hinds on 'X'. Some interesting bits about Havieron in the piece...

https://coringmagazine.com/article/challenge-of-mineral-discovery-under-cover/