Nice. The lab assays appear to be circa 20% higher than the field Niton results. Not only is it good news that the lab results are higher but the results are reasonably consistently proportionally higher meaning TAR should be able to scale the future Niton readings on-site to get instant readings with very good approximations. I imagine that is invaluable in assisting planning of drill and/or trench targets.
I'd be interested to see the full analysis of the lab assays to see if there are any detrimental contaminants e.g. arsenic which is sometimes found with >1% Co grades (notably in Morocco and Canada).
Ann: High grade Co results confirmed at Mwilu and Kamilombe, page-11
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