I dont think PGM staff work on Tuesdays Hot Rock... Not till Aug...

I dont think PGM staff work on Tuesdays Hot Rock... Not till Aug 1...

Anyways, the JV is well and truly alive by the looks and ARV are earning/have earned their part of the bargain. Have they seen enough to cash up for more testing???

"What Artemis has defined at this early stage is very valuable as it shows the basement (hard rock geology) is undulating and actually dips to the north from ASD-1. The sediments (now rock) have filled in the topography that existed, which would have been hills, valleys, crevices. This means there are trap sites for mafic conglomerates in a multitude of possible locations, like between ASD-1 and Munni Munni (Figure 2).
Artemis continues to review work at Munni Munni with a view to using diamond drill holes to look for shallow mafic conglomerates."

"The primary target for all previous drilling was the Munni Munni Igneous Complex gabbros that host the PGE reef mineralisation at Munni Munni. A substantial amount of the drill holes reviewed to date have little to no information on sediments above the Munni Munni Igneous Intrusion. The drill database that Artemis has acquired while earning in to the Platina Resources Munni Munni Joint Venture is the source for drill holes MMD178, MMD223 and MMPD07 which have been used to generate and expanded Schematic Interpretive Long Section as seen in Figure 2. A comparison drill log with the CRA drill hole can be seen in Figure 3.
Further analysis of the Felsic Intrusive (Diorite-Granodiorite) will be ongoing with work by GSWA and CSIRO. This work will be looking at the exact type of felsic intrusive and how it relates to observed surface mineralisation observed to date."

My guess is yes...

Looks like 2019 may bring all 3 of PGM's projects into the lime light..

TCG