Recent change in administration of Grootegeluk Depot has granted me the privilege to announce that the station is Open for business once more. Stocks may vary, as re-establishing old operational status takes time. We have, however restored the Depot's functions as a hub for imports and exports of the Omicrons, alongside a project investment into manufacturing some highly sought-after ship components. As this is in its experimental phase, this isn't yet open to the public.

Iridium Ore miners and haulers are sought after in moderate numbers, in effort to restore our footing in the Iridium market. Several shipments have already reportedly been delivered, though the stocks of refined goods never last long.

New business arrangements have been offered and are in the process of finalisation between active corporations in the region. Deals have been proposed, alongside operations conducted to aid in the efforts of restoring the station proper. As time progresses, it is our hope to lock in the proposals with these corporations, in a fashion that can benefit all involved greatly.

As soon as final testing of the manufacturing complex and the subsequent quality of the produced components, there will be a formal announcement upon this communications line, proudly presenting public access to the components.

In service to the Core

--J. Turner

As some of you may already know, logistical issues with the experimental "ship component manufacturing" project has destabilised the equilibrium in Iridium supplying and our other exotic materials. With that in mind, the project itself cannot currently sustain large-scale requests for components in a reasonable timeframe. We are aware of this issue and are in the process of drumming up some expansion plans to alleviate it.

Once plans have been finalised, an announcement following this will evaluate a specific list of materials needed to complete the expansion. A list of payments will also be supplied with the materials, with fair pay for any goods shipped.

In service to the Core

--Grootegeluk Administration Team

After some extensive production testing, and some minor pricing adjustments, We at Grootegeluk Depot are pleased to announce that our manufactured components are now available to our customers for purchase! Processing and construction remains quite a slow and delicate process. While we continue to finalise plans to expand the hub, production speed shall remain steady to maintain high quality throughout production.

These components are no ordinary components; They utilise expensive materials for greater performance than their cheaper counterparts. Each Component listing can be purchased for the sum of Sixty Thousand Credits, with current marketable stock being quality control checked for suitability.

In service to the Core

--J. Turner

It is my pleasure to announce that, while we are still in the process of developing our expansion plans, we have managed to procure Iridium Ore shipments that have bolstered our availability of the resource. Stocks are limited, however we do have some Forty-Thousand units of refined material available for shipping!

In service to the Core

--J. Turner

Be advised, Grootegeluk Depot expansion is currently underway. Please take care around the Trading hub and its various modules, due to possible maintenance and instalments to adjacent departments. If possible, maintain a safe distance from construction crew in and around Zone 4.

In service to the Core

--J. Turner

As you are likely already aware, the Xeno Relics market has exploded with newfound value and high-paying contracts. Liberty have offered us substantial figures for delivery of these relics specifically to Norfolk Shipyard. They have given the go-ahead to move shipments into Liberty, granting every Core asset temporary approval to haul this contract for as long as this market lasts.

Furthermore, our reserves have been increased to accommodate a new shipment of these goods. Current stocks are still increasing, resting within the Seventy Thousand Units mark, and increasing as we speak. Initial reserves were depleted to critical levels, but have since been restored. There's no telling how long they'll remain available, so pick them up while they remain available!

Remember to be weary of Order and Corsair patrols, as they have been stepping up their game with the knowledge that these relics have become lucrative too. One wants to capitalise on it themselves, and the other wants to destroy them all. Be vigilant, and stay safe out there.

In service to the Core

--J. Turner

Due to a new advancement in weapons manufacture, the Depot has temporarily reduced general access to the facility while modular reconstruction is underway. Docks and Warehouse access is still granted, though stocks will be limited for the time being as we expand our manufacturing capacity. Construction is proceeding in Zone 5, we ask that you give the crew their needed workspace to allow swift and safe completion of the new department. Thank you.

In service to the Core

--J. Turner