Greatland Resources Limited presents at Mining Forum Americas 2025

Greatland Resources Limited has taken centre stage at the Mining Forum Americas Conference in Denver, Colorado, where it unveiled its latest corporate presentation.  Greatland used the conference to showcase the strength of its portfolio, which features some of the most exciting assets in Western Australia’s Paterson Province. At the core of this portfolio are: The 100% owned Telfer mine, a well-established operation. The adjacent Havieron gold-copper development project, also 100% owned, which has already been recognised as a world-class brownfield discovery. A broad regional exploration package, offering further growth potential in a proven mineral district. What makes Greatland’s position so compelling is the combination of Telfer and Havieron. Together, they provide the foundation for a substantial, long-life gold-copper operation in the East Pilbara region. This integrated operation positions Greatland as a key player in the future supply of gold and copper—two metals critical to both traditional and emerging global markets. 00:02 - Presentation begins, discussing Greatland's ownership of Telfer and Haveron mines, located 45 km apart. 00:19 - Telfer’s existing infrastructure supports the brownfields development of the Haveron ore body. 00:39 - FY25 achievements: produced nearly 200,000 ounces at $1849 all-in sustaining cost, generating over $600 million in seven months, with $575 million cash on hand. 01:11 - FY26 guidance: production expected between 260,000 and 310,000 ounces, with higher sustaining costs due to stockpiles. 01:30 - Telfer and Haveron combined have a mineral resource of over 25 million ounces. 02:12 - Haveron is a world-class, high-grade development project utilizing Telfer’s infrastructure for ore processing. 03:45 - Feasibility study for Haveron expected in December, aiming for a production ramp-up from 2-2.8 million tonnes to over 4 million tonnes. 05:23 - Plans for a JORC resource on Telfer in March and a JORC reserve in June, showcasing mine life extension opportunities. 06:34 - FY25 financial highlights: $1 billion revenue, $4,785 average gold price, $526 million EBITDA, and 55% EBITDA margin. 08:53 - Asset acquisition was paid back in seven months; $100 million contingent consideration for Haveron to be paid to Newmont. 09:10 - Plans for extensive drilling: 240,000 metres in FY26, the highest in Telfer’s history. 10:06 - Current processing capacity allows flexibility, potentially moving to Haveron ore which has a higher grade. 12:22 - Successful drilling results from the main dome and west dome underground areas, indicating significant gold resources. 13:45 - Haveron is under construction, expected to significantly contribute to future production. 15:27 - Haveron ore body has the potential for a 20-year mine life with accelerated production capabilities. 16:02 - Company is debt-free with $575 million cash and a $750 million commitment from banks for Havron development. 17:10 - Majority of the 240,000 metres of drilling is focused on both open pit and underground areas. 18:03 - Discussion about understanding the ore bodies’ depth and potential in Telfer’s main dome and west dome areas. 19:38 - Excitement about the drilling results and potential in the west dome underground area, emphasizing its geological promise. The presentation is available for download from: https://www.greatland.com.au/investor....