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    Is Greatland Resources’ (ASX:GGP) Telfer South JV Quietly Redefining Its Capital Efficiency Narrative?

    Simply Wall St·12/19/2025 03:36:36
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    • In December 2025, Greatland Resources entered a multi-stage farm-in and joint venture agreement with Rincon Resources over the Telfer South tenure near its Telfer gold-copper mine, while also announcing changes to the Company Secretary role, including an interim appointment and a planned permanent successor in March 2026.
    • The Telfer South deal gives Greatland the option to expand exploration in the Paterson Province and potentially utilise its existing Telfer processing infrastructure, which could materially influence how investors view the company’s growth pathway and capital efficiency.
    • We will now examine how this Telfer South joint venture, alongside the governance changes, shapes Greatland Resources’ broader investment narrative.

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    What Is Greatland Resources' Investment Narrative?

    To own Greatland Resources, you need to believe in the Telfer–Havieron hub as a long-life gold-copper system that can fund and justify ongoing exploration in the Paterson. The new Telfer South farm-in fits this by adding nearby optionality rather than changing the story outright, but it could sharpen short term catalysts if early drilling success hints at incremental ore for the existing mill. That would sit alongside the already important milestones: the Havieron feasibility and funding outcome, Telfer resource and reserve updates, and the multi-year production outlook planned for 2027. The recent governance reshuffle at Company Secretary level looks operational rather than thesis-changing, though it does speak to tightening compliance around a now larger, more complex business. The bigger near-term risk is execution: delivering on a record drill program while controlling AISC and capital spend.

    But that execution risk, especially around Havieron funding and costs, is easy to underestimate. Greatland Resources' shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.

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    The Simply Wall St Community’s five fair value estimates for Greatland span from A$9.86 to A$34.47, showing how far apart private investors can be. Set this against the company’s packed 2026 catalyst slate and high execution risk, and you can see why it helps to weigh several viewpoints before deciding how Greatland fits into your portfolio.

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