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Why would the people who are part of this spend an inordinate amount of time on setting this up, finding investors of much worth etc if they didn't think it worth doing? All the SEC filings, battling/agreeing with the 30% 70% split with 80 Mile, setting up the companies to drill and logistics have taken a long time. If drilling doesn't show a decent result then at least they will have tried whatever people on here say. GLND is not there yet but it won't do any harm to look and listen to the items on here from last year:

https://marchgl.com/

Approximately 2 hours ago

"Our Jameson industrial gas project in East Greenland covers a vast distance of 8,429 km2, and is the eastern half of the hydrocarbon bearing North Sea basin. With estimates of 13bn barrels of #oil, and a drill agreement in place, it is a huge opportunity to generate value #80M"

https://x.com/80milePLC

Flemming Getreuer Christiansen is a prominent geologist and consultant with over 40 years of experience in Arctic research, specifically focusing on mineral and petroleum exploration in Greenland. Formerly the deputy director of the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), he played a key role in advising Danish and Greenlandic authorities on resource exploration. 

In the BBC recording - link given below again Flemming makes several interesting comments about "you don't know until you drill" re Jameson and re Disko that "they have found some interesting rocks but have to drill deep".  This has also been said by Mr Price and 80M.

https://flemminggc.dk/index.php/selected-papers/

https://pub.geus.dk/en/publications/the-geological-survey-of-denmark-and-greenland-geus-from-classica/

https://geusbulletin.org/index.php/geusb/article/view/6519

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002r3g6

To answer my own question, looking again at the Corporate Presentation;  CEO may be announced sometime in this first quarter.

"Joint Venture

Definitive Agreement planned for execution during Q1 2026

Progress Towards Drilling

Approval is anticipated imminently for an extensive work program commencing in

spring/summer 2026"

When will the search for a Chief Executive Officer be complete?

Eric Sondergaard's last day is Tuesday and he knows the company inside and out and it is known will support the new person. A CEO is important but not legally required but it is standard practice.

"80 Mile PLC ("80 Mile" or the "Company"), the AIM, FSE, and OTC listed exploration and development company, announces that further to the announcement dated 17 November 2025, the Company confirms that Managing Director Eric Sondergaard's last day will be 10 February 2026. Eric will continue in a consulting role post this date and continue to support the Company's efforts as it expands its operations in Greenland.

The search for a CEO is well underway, and the Board look forward to providing further updates in due course."

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/80M/update-on-ceo-search/17439774

17th November 2025

"The Company announces that Mr. Eric Sondergaard will step down from his position as Managing Director of the Company. Subject to completion of funding for USFM Corporation ("USFM"), it is expected that Eric will join the board of US-based USFM in due course. Under the recently announced binding heads of terms for an earn-in, USFM has agreed (subject to execution of definitive agreements and other conditions) to invest US$30 million for 51% of the Disko licences via Nikkeli Greenland A/S, a 100% owned subsidiary of 80 Mile."

"Joey Cox, Regional Account Manager in Western US for Sipcam Agro USA traveled to Orchard & Vineyard Supply in Oregon to present to growers and agronomists about the key benefits and highlights of using Mevalone as a part of their integrative pest management programs. Joey discussed important timing and use rates for the entire Sipcam portfolio.

Thank you to OVS for hosting all. Also, a big thank you to the Williamette Valley Growers in attendance!"

LinkedIn

Https://marchgl.com/pelican-acquisition-corporation-nasdaq-peli-announces-definitive-merger-agreement-with-greenland-exploration-limited-and-march-gl-company-with-the-combined-company-to-be-named-greenland-energy-com/

Thank you

Has anyone had actual confirmation from the company that the post on X saying GLND "later this year" was truly a fake post please?

I can see that the posts are definitely no longer there: https://x.com/GL_Energy_Co

Https://www.80mile.com/

Scroll down to LinkedIn and X. LHS

See where clicking on the X or LinkedIn top right takes you.

https://marchgl.com/

"Later this year" could cover ? I have no idea. Their plans are in the SEC filings.

On X

"Greenland Energy Company $PELI, bringing together Pelican Acquisition Corp., Greenland Exploration Ltd., and March GL Co., is set to list on NASDAQ as $GLND later this year."

More updates including an article mentioned : https://x.com/GL_Energy_Co

SEC Filings

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=0002037431

and or press release

Checked and a .

"A non-accelerated filer" just means that it is a smaller company which qualifies for extended un-accelerated deadlines for filing Forms 10-K and 10-Q.

Pelican Holdco, Inc. is in the final "back-and-forth" process with the SEC to finalise the paperwork but the brief shutdown might well have slowed it. There might be another amendment in the pipeline.

Once the SEC are happy and they state the S-4 "Effective," Pelican can then set a date for the Special Meeting of Shareholders to approve the merger. Usual form is that the final prospectus must then be mailed to shareholders regarding vote but there would probably be a normal gap of about 20 days before the shareholder meeting. 

There might be a press release from the company giving the date and a good idea is to keep an eye on the SEC filings. Bear in mind that on the S-4/A the document is marked as a "non-accelerated filer" 

Https://news.bgov.com/bloomberg-government-news/us-shutdown-nears-end-as-house-advances-trump-funding-deal

La Vigne Vitisphere writing about Esseva is big news.

https://www.vitisphere.com/actualite-105922-le-biocontrole-esseva-desormais-autorise-contre-le-mildiou-et-loidium.html

"Alternative to sulphur and reduction of copper:

Esseva now authorised against downy mildew and powdery mildew in vineyards"

"Authorisation extension:

Esseva, a biocontrol, marketed by Corteva, can now be used against downy Mildew and powdery mildew in addition to botrytis"

NB that La Vigne is a French Magazine which is widely distributed in France.

"About LA VIGNE VITISPHÈRE

Aimed at the entire wine industry, the monthly magazine La Vigne and the Vitisphere site offer in synergy an essential guide to be informed of vintage news, commercial trends, technical innovations and emerging solutions to adapt wine production to current and future challenges.

Connected to the field and the issues of the sector, our La Vigne and Vitisphere journalists offer expertise in the wine sector accessible at any time.

The NGPA vineyard and wine division also relies on services including Vitijob, Viticonnect, Intervigne, Wine4Trade"

https://world-fira.com/exhibitors-partners/vitisphere/

(Esseva is the name for Mevalone distributed in France by Corteva) 

No idea how this will copy over

Using basic AI!  Depends on how long shutdown lasts

Based on information available as of February 1, 2026:

Impact on Timing: The SEC shutdown, which began on January 31, 2026, has forced the agency to operate with minimal staff, halting non-essential, non-emergency, and routine operations. This creates administrative bottlenecks that can delay the completion of merger transactions that require active SEC review or acceleration of effectiveness.

Previous Delays: The Pelican merger was already experiencing potential delays. Earlier reports indicated that previous,, shorter, and, full-scale government shutdowns had already threatened to push the anticipated December 2025 closing date into January 2026 or later.

Closing Timeline: The merger, which aims to take Greenland Energy Co. public on NASDAQ (ticker: GLND), was previously projected for completion in early 2026. However, with the SEC in a "contingency mode" (as of Feb 1, 2026), the approval of final documents may face delays.

Operational Constraints: While the SEC's EDGAR system remains functional, the Division of Corporation Finance is not processing requests for acceleration of registration statements, which is a critical step for SPAC mergers like Pelican. 

In summary, the Pelican Merger is likely to face, or is currently experiencing, delays in closing due to the SEC's reduced ability to process registrations and filings during the 2026 government shutdown

Who knows:

https://www.sec.gov/

See statement

When they were on the ground it doesn’t say.

"The Greenland Energy team was on the ground in Tasiilaq, Greenland, overseeing the winterization of their road-building equipment before it is transported to its next destination for the 2026 construction season."

"This visit is a critical step in ensuring that every machine is ready to perform reliably in Arctic conditions where precision, safety, and durability are non‑negotiable: check out the trip recap here!"

https://x.com/GL_Energy_Co