I notice another company announced a commercial find at an...

I notice another company announced a commercial find at an average 1.8% zinc with average thickness (interval) at 13 metres.

UXA's recent DF09 hole drilled found an average 3.4% zinc at a thickness of 3.45 metres, an no silver Ag.

UXA's (Teck drilled) hole results are as follows:

DF02 found an average 8.7% zinc and lead 2.15% + 22ppm Ag with thickness at 4 metres.

DF04 found an average 2.54% zinc at a thickness of 0.9 metres.

DF05 found an average 8.62% zinc and 0.41% lead + 7.3ppm Ag at a thickness of 0.3 metres + 8.3ppm Ag

DF06 found an average 19.15% zinc and lead 4.9% + 84ppm Ag at a thickness of 0.85 metres.

DF07 found an average 0.05% zinc and 1.05% lead + 8.2ppp Ag at a thickness of 1 metre.

Very much all over the shop, but the overall average for zinc is 11.28% and lead 2.67% at an average thickness (interval) of 1.75 metres.
If the average was 13 metres thick (interval) it would be 1.51% zinc and 0.35% lead. This compares to a high grade zinc find at 1.8%.

The resource available and width of seams will be a deciding factor at Dome 5 though THE OUTCOME LOOKS FAR BETTER THAN MANY ARE THINKING AT PRESENT!