Ann: Significant Visible Copper Intersected at Shallow Depth T23, page-16

Thanks for your comments as always John. I think there’s a few hoping for an open pitable mine given the economics are better and cutoff grades required are lower.

I’m not exactly sure we’ll get both high grades and an open pitable mine - this is the holy grail. The highlighted section below does show the mineralisation as bornite, chalcocite and chalcopyrite from about 200m - 235m before hitting the NPF. This could be relatively thick and high grade (2%+) like that at zone 5.

The NPF hits at just over 100m and then again at around 230m on the second hole - so it must be dipping away quite steeply (north-south??) All speculation at this stage...