Not trying to make this company sound any better than it is,...

Not trying to make this company sound any better than it is, after all it's still only an exploration company - penny stock - but one that I, and others here, believe has some great assets. I also like the team that's steering GPR, they seem highly motivated and experienced. GPR has been around for a while and it's taking time to get to production stage. Perhaps this, along with the Kula buyout, has the market wary? Who knows but should it reach production at Woodlark, and I can't see any reason why it won't, I don't personally think the SP will be still at these lows.

I'd also be very surprised to see GPR channel all the Woodlark profits into paying back the costs of the mine set-up in 2.2 years. Why would they do that with such interesting prospects in Cambodia? And Fiji for that matter, should they keep any of them. Personally I'd like to see them keep those drill bits turning. Also keeping a watch out for further acquisitions. To me, production at Woodlark will be the game-changer.

Cheers

Rhama