Greatland Resources Limited (LSE:GGP) has completed a major corporate restructuring, establishing itself as the new parent company of Greatland Gold plc through a UK Court-approved Scheme of Arrangement. As part of this transition, Greatland Resources is now listed on both the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market, marking a significant step in the company’s strategic growth plan.
The restructuring included the delisting of Greatland Gold shares from AIM and the issuance of new shares under Greatland Resources, which now serves as the group’s main listed entity. This dual-listing is intended to broaden investor access and strengthen the company’s presence across key mining investment markets. The move supports Greatland’s goal of becoming a top-tier gold-copper producer in Australia, with the Havieron Feasibility Study scheduled for completion by the end of 2025.
While Greatland’s current financials reflect challenges, including high valuation concerns and limited income from operations, technical signals and recent corporate actions suggest a positive trajectory. Future growth potential is largely tied to the company’s ability to transition from exploration to full-scale production.
About Greatland Resources
Greatland Resources is a dual-listed mining company focused on gold and copper projects in Western Australia (ASX:GGP / AIM:GGP). Its flagship assets include the fully owned Telfer gold-copper mine and the adjacent Havieron development project, considered a world-class brownfield opportunity. Alongside these, the company maintains a broad exploration portfolio across the Paterson Province, positioning it for long-term production and resource growth.
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