Greatland Gold Share Discussion Threads

[deputy303] 26/6/2024 17:17

Toasty coming from the man who borrows shares to short a company sells them to force the price down slime ball comes to mind

[havinthelasttoast] 26/6/2024 16:10

Deputy you are a very low IQ individual. Have you ever done a test? Max 95 buddy. Sorry, I don’t speak with dummies, keep talking to fellow spastic negan. Cheers

[deputy303] 26/6/2024 16:07

Toasty what are you on about we have 30% you are shorting greatland and it’s still open your plan has backfired what a plum you are

[telbap] 26/6/2024 15:53

Bellend 75 still on the doted untruthful cut and paste...Yes Skeena owns 100% and its valuation is accordingly greater at $450-500m. THe BIG DIFFERENCE is thet Eskey Creek was a mine thats been previously mined out. ( to the tune of 3moz ). It's best day are firmly behind it.Havieron's best days are dead ahead.And the copper is key: we have a lot of copper and the smelters will always take lower grade copper concentrate IF it has gold in it.You missed the vital word out......clearly unintended.

[hydrogen1] 26/6/2024 14:50

Yes - we own 30% of a bigger, better, higher grade system. The point is we havent defined the edges yet

We have 2.4moz and they have 4moz ( but with much higher Capex and operational costs ).

I'd rather have Have 30% of Hav's 8,4moz (AND STILL GROWING) for £290m any day of the week, than Skeena at $450m fully constrained and 3 years - 2027 before production, given their CAPEX and operational costs going forward.

Hav is so close. yes overrun with the decline - but similarly priced per oz but GGP much better optionality on production, fresource growth, CPAEX costs and AISC plus Skeena has no permit to produce

[havinthelasttoast] 26/6/2024 14:23

How am I the dumpling?

We own 30 percent.

8 x 30 percent is 2.4m oz

Ya daft mug hydrowrong. Are you counting the 70 percent we don’t own , have no money to buy and no agreement to buy as ours. What a dump ramping mug you are

[halland75] 26/6/2024 14:03

hydrogen126 Jun '24 - 13:47 - 4880 of 4881
Havieron's best days are dead

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[deputy303] 26/6/2024 13:58

Hydro that was very concise thank you

[hydrogen1] 26/6/2024 13:47

Toast you dumpling

Havieron is 8.4moz resource with 5moz in the indicated category. Thats miles bigger than 3.3moz (This cannot be called 'reserves' yet at Hav as that is what the feasibility study does.

Albeit we already have a small reserves associated with the PFS of 1.6moz.

Hav is slightly higher grade than Skeena (2.6g/t) - we have 3.1g/t equivalent albeit they have silver and we have copper.

Their desposit is a former high grade gold mine (with higher dilution and a fully defined resource). Ours is unconstrained, open at depth, with 2 block cave-able zones within a huge 500m-800mt tone lower grade 0.5-1g/t halo of potentially economic bulk breccia material, surrounding the 'high grade' arc.

Yes Skeena owns 100% and its valuation is accordingly greater at $450-500m. THe BIG DIFFERENCE is thet Eskey Creek was a mine thats been previously mined out. ( to the tune of 3moz ). It's best day are firmly behind it.

Havieron's best days are dead ahead.

And the copper is key: we have a lot of copper and the smelters will always take lower grade copper concentrate IF it has gold in it.

[deputy303] 26/6/2024 12:21

Toasty you are the mug not closing your short what are you waiting for Xmas the wave is coming and you know it just close your short and move on with your tail between your legs you can’t win them all as the saying goes

[havinthelasttoast] 26/6/2024 10:55

Ummm deputy dog. So Sheena has more resource than GGP and owns 100 percenf and is extremely high grade but in case you didn’t notice the share price is less than GGP, let that sink in. Less than current GGP price.

I’ve never said funding couldn’t happen on a 100 percent basis but as they need to buy the other 70 percent they will need an equity partner. Anything over 50 percent ownership will be a great result. The valuation is fair currently compared to market comparable but it could easily go below 5 if we have more dilution.

Ya daft ramping mugs not selling at 38p hahahahahah

[deputy303] 26/6/2024 10:20

Hydro good post thank you that should shut toasty down for a while

[hydrogen1] 26/6/2024 08:23

The financing package includes four parts:

$137 million equity investment priced at a premium to Skeena’s five-day volume weighted average share price.
$273 million gold stream with option to buy back up to two-thirds for a 12-month period after commercial production begins.
$478 million capital committed and available from a senior secured loan with 1% standby fee and no break fee.
$137 million cost over-run facility in the form of an additional gold stream subject to the same standby terms as the loan.


Notice the Equity raised AT a PREMIUM ;-)

Come on Lurker - show yourself.

[hydrogen1] 26/6/2024 06:42

TSX-listed Skeena Resources has secured a $750m financing package for its 100%-owned Eskay Creek mine redevelopment (Mining.com)

Roughly 4moz at 3.6g equivalent (when in production Eskey Creek was the highest grade gold mine in the world!)

Shares down roughly 5%. - and still 3 years to production:

Direct read through to securing 100% of Havieron ( and developing it. )

... velopment/

Now…. over to the naysayers ????

[telbap] 25/6/2024 15:27

Well, another exciting day at the ranch.

[deputy303] 25/6/2024 12:57

Arthur has toasty slipped out of the boiler room and left you in charge try harder

[arthur75] 25/6/2024 12:08

'Who is playing the fiddle tho?' Nero ? LOL.
Again the rampers got excited by a little rise and out come the tissues ewwww, then again it drops. Happens every single time. Painful, very , very painful.