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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greatland Gold Plc | GGP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.04 | 0.72% | 5.58 | 16:35:26 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.55 | 5.45 | 5.55 | 5.58 | 5.54 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 26/4/2024 02:36 by negan I'm not going to lie, I was hoping Shaun would have released an RNS yesterday on the back of Newmont but hey ho. Obviously there is very serious price sensitive negotiations going on in the background.On another note it was really great to see Shaun and our team extending thier footprint at EG. The magnetics along the extended licence look very positive. It's a huge addition to our portfolio. Where to drill to hit the sweet spot? We have amazing 100% licences. Finding another Havieron is like Finding a needle in a haystack. Callum went back and drilled a needle in a haystack and HAD05 Wow,wow,wow. You little private investors are not allowed to get rich. Now do one |
Posted at 24/4/2024 15:25 by negan Shaun's words. "We've only scratched the surface""It's the tip of the iceberg" "Havieron is a 20 million plus ounce mine equivalent" "If we get an offer for our 30% it would need to be eye watering" Callum Baxter "it's a win,win" Now ask yourselves why wyloo are our biggest shareholder with 8.1% and the rest are institutions making up to 50% of shareholders. They are slowly squeezing out private investors through fear and fud INMO. Think about it and DYOR |
Posted at 24/4/2024 08:57 by timberwolf PS. I see that Walkers Crisps are investors. I'd assume it's their pension fund.They obviously know that they're going to make a packet! |
Posted at 03/4/2024 13:45 by lurker5 I see HydroDim proving again his lack of brain or of pofessional knowledge. HZM problem was something no one foresaw because it's in the 'unknown' domain - not one the banks, the local investors, the major fund managers, could possibly have foreseen. Yet this monumental HydroTwerp keeps using it to decry someone who has consistently, correctly because relying on what is in the public domain, and his brain, kept investors out of GGP ever since before the top. While he, the child ignoramus, has been hysterically ramping it all the wy down. Hydro. I've advised before, Stop posting. You merely prove how thick you are. Better still, see a psychiatrist - because it seems you have a personality problem. |
Posted at 30/3/2024 23:33 by hydrogen1 Bellend is fascinated by my position. My stake stands (as I have stated). He may find that hard to comprehend/understan |
Posted at 30/3/2024 15:42 by negan hazl, wonder if investors have been holding back until the ISA £20k tax free allowance that comes in to play 06 04 24.Not saying GGP will have an influx but I know many AIM investors will be taking advantage |
Posted at 06/3/2024 11:03 by negan There must be a lot of small long term investors. There must me a lot of investors that kept increasing and getting other friends and family invested. How high the maximum was 38p. Some of these new investors have cashed out but there are many more sitting on thier hands. Didn't get it at first. Warren Buffets words not mine. You know the one wink 😉 😉 |
Posted at 26/2/2024 16:09 by jaka Greatland Gold's Shaun Day to Unveil Future Plans in London Town HallShaun Day, Managing Director of Greatland Gold, is set to deliver crucial updates on the Havieron project and partnership with Newmont Corporation at the upcoming town hall meeting in London. Investors eagerly await insights and engagement opportunities. In the heart of London's bustling financial district, a significant event is on the horizon that has caught the attention of investors and industry analysts alike. Shaun Day, the Managing Director of Greatland Gold, is poised to take the stage at America Square Conference Centre on March 5th, 2024, at 6:00 PM GMT. This event is not just another entry in the calendar of financial gatherings; it represents a pivotal moment for Greatland Gold and its stakeholders. The agenda promises a comprehensive presentation on the latest operational updates on Havieron, insights from Newmont Corporation, and an overview of Greatland's expansive exploration portfolio. The Significance of Havieron Havieron stands as a beacon of potential within Greatland Gold's assets, a project that has sparked interest for its promise of significantly bolstering the company's gold and copper production capabilities. The upcoming presentation by Day is eagerly anticipated, as investors seek clarity on the project's progress, the expected timelines for development, and how it fits into Greatland's overall strategy. This segment of the town hall could very well set the tone for investor confidence in the months to come. Partnership with Newmont Corporation (this must been written before the Newcrest update!) Another critical aspect of the town hall meeting is the update from Newmont Corporation, a global leader in gold production and a key partner of Greatland Gold in the Havieron project. This collaboration is a testament to Greatland's potential and Newmont's confidence in the Havieron site. (LOL) Stakeholders are keen to understand how this partnership will evolve, especially in the face of the ever-changing dynamics of the global mining industry. The insights provided could offer a glimpse into the future of this promising alliance. Engaging with Investors Beyond the presentations, the town hall meeting is a rare opportunity for direct engagement between Greatland Gold's leadership and its investors. Shaun Day's Q&A session is a much-anticipated part of the evening, with investors encouraged to pre-register for the webinar and submit their questions in advance. This open dialogue is crucial for maintaining transparency and trust between the company and its shareholders, especially in an industry where market confidence can significantly impact project viability and stock performance. For those unable to attend in person, the convenience of a Town Hall Investor Webinar scheduled from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM on the same day ensures that no stakeholder is left out. This hybrid approach to investor relations is reflective of Greatland Gold's commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that every voice is heard and every concern is addressed. As the date approaches, the anticipation builds not only for the updates from Greatland Gold but also for the broader implications these updates might have on the mining industry and investment landscapes. The London town hall meeting is not merely a corporate update; it's a window into the future of one of the most watched projects in the gold and copper mining sectors. Stakeholders and observers alike are poised to tune in, eager to learn what the next chapter holds for Greatland Gold and the Havieron project. |
Posted at 03/2/2024 02:07 by negan Food for thought over the weekend...Why exactly did Rio ask us to drill for them...🤔 is it because of our expertise in this field or are they looking forward to backing or amalgamating with us?I just find it odd that they would do this when they have their own expertise? Looking at Shaun at the helm with his super impressive CV, the leadership team he has brought in, huge backers and investors Wyloo and Fortesque, loads of money Rio Tinto is there going to be a bidding war for Havieron and the Patterson? Just thinking outside the box. At present Newmont and Palmer have been extremely positive, especially having no quarms with Shaun producing another independent MRE. No noise, no Sandeep throwing a tantrum. Extremely professional. Newmont have openly published that they are looking to offload over $2 + Billion worth of assets throughout thier transition. Every man and his dog knows that Telfer is the elephant in the room without Havieron. Telfer is a Newmont liability as coming to end of life mine. FACT.. The relationship at current with Shaun and Newmont seems to be extremely positive, remember he has a solid past working relationship. My thoughts are, why has Shaun brought in this heavy hitting team, Rio asking for us to drill for them?, Wyloo openly saying don't worry, we've got your back if you need funding which we have not drawn on. Do Newmont want to make a bid just for our 30% of Havieron and create a bidding war. Remember Shaun said it would have to be an eye-watering offer. We can afford to reject any low ball offers with our serios backers and LTH investors. Newmont certainly do not need the hassle at this moment in time. Especially through this major transition. The last thing they will want is legal back and forths costing multi millions of legal costs and dragging on. So what's next? We work in tandem with our amazing Greatland Gold joint venture partnership? We offer Greatland Gold shareholders an eye-watering amount of money for Havieron? We offer Greatland Gold the first refusal of the remaining 70% of Havieron and a bargain offer to take on Telfer? The relationship so far with Newmont has been 💯 % open and positive without any animosity which is a massive positive. Whatever comes to fruition, in case you missed Callums interview in his yacht, its a win, win. 'Callum knows 😉 ' xx |
Posted at 05/12/2023 04:53 by teacup Toast you have delusions of grandeur.,You are chatting to an audience of about 4 people here who are invested in GGP and about 4 of your fellow derampers who are short and not in a great place.The investors here aren't selling as we are looking at the bigger picture regarding GGP. We aren't day traders or short term chancers but investors, do you understand the term. You are in a very small room of people who actually read this thread. You advised us to sell at 5.7p as you recalculated this was worth 3.5p I suggest you look at your calculations again. Investors on here would do well to ignore you. Please please please sell as I am short and getting toasted so will say anything to sow any seeds of doubt. |
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