Filing Date |
Transaction Date |
Insider Name | Ownership Type |
Securities | Nature of transaction | # or value acquired or disposed of | Unit Price |
Mar 12/12 | Feb 27/12 | Irvine, Richard Michael | Direct Ownership | Common Shares | 10 – Disposition in the public market | -30,000 | $1.36 |
Feb 22/12 | Feb 22/12 | Irvine, Richard Michael | Direct Ownership | Common Shares | 10 – Disposition in the public market | -30,000 | $1.35 |
Irvine, Richard Michael | |
Insider’s Relationship to Issuer: | 8 – Deemed Insider – 6 Months before becoming Insider |
Transaction Date |
Transaction Nature | # or value acquired or disposed of |
Unit Price |
Account Balance |
Security Type: | Common Shares (Direct Ownership) |
Feb 27/12 | 10 – Disposition in the public market | -30,000 | $1.36 | 0 |
Feb 22/12 | 10 – Disposition in the public market | -30,000 | $1.35 | 30,000 |
Dec 16/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 2,300 | $1.11 | 60,000 |
Dec 16/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 3,000 | $1.10 | 57,700 |
Dec 16/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 4,700 | $1.09 | 54,700 |
Nov 23/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 5,000 | $1.30 | 50,000 |
Nov 14/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 10,000 | $1.50 | 45,000 |
Oct 7/11 | 10 – Acquisition in the public market | 10,000 | $1.33 | 35,000 |
UPDATE: Several readers (thank you all) have written in to note that Richard Irvine seems to have left GGA.to and is now working for Gold Resource Corp (GORO), the silver producer in Oaxaca that loves to pretend it’s a gold producer. Here’s a link to the news. This does explain why Irvine might sell his shares of course (it’s a good excuse at the very least and might even have been part of the deal), but then again we’d really like to know why he’s abandoned ship at this rather delicate moment…well I would at least. Also, it’s pretty wild to think that Piggott at GGA.to head office doesn’t think the loss of his main man at his main property isn’t a material event and that he doesn’t think he has to announce it to his shareholders. Oh well, I never could understand them Brits and how they tick anyway….old bean.