The venue are requesting that we pre book the food , I have about 25 orders so far.
If you've booked through Rotherby he's sending out an email about it. Please don't delay they need to know early next week or they won't be able to accommodate late bookers. I think we may be quite full to the brim.
Please advise either of us if you can't make it as soon as possible.
Nearly 12 months to the West Dome Deeps announcement on the 20th February 2025.
I saw huge potential at the WDD and I didn't tell anybody till the meeting at Theale. I think my presentation that night left people in awe of what the WDD could be. Everyone left with a big smile on their face.
For the Malvern meeting I've spotted numerous potential opportunities in the pits and underground besides the West Dome Deeps.
I'm sure everyone will be going home with smiles on your faces.
When I read that first paragraph, the negativity hit me and then the Chairman said it again in the video clip.
Wasn't a good start but the rest of the news I found quite good.
For a small company they've spent money on exploring what was below the oxides.
2 types of drilling RC and DD, the first one mixes up the ore so the geological makeup is lost, the definitive geological modelling will come from the DD.
We have oxide in the shallow zones and "nuggetty" geology at depth, so there's 2 separate processing requirements. It makes sense therefore to concentrate on the shallower targets before going deeper when more cash will be at hand.
A big thank you to all those that have booked for the Malvern meeting. We are completely full, that's fantastic for a new venue.
A few known posters will be there like Speedie, Goldworm and Sureasblazes amongst others.
In putting the presentation together I'm finding more and more potential ore targets and extensions. It's still looking very exciting for mine life extensions.
Looking forward to seeing all those coming at the Bluebell on the 24th February .
They may take the top of the ore body out by an open pit method but I doubt they would go too far down with it. Something like blast stoping for this part of the ore body.
It's looks to be a long mineralised fault line possibly 10m wide at the top to about 30m wide at 100m depth before carrying on downwards.
There will be capex for access drives on the hanging wall side, I would have progressed from proceeds as each section is mined.
All hypothetical at the moment for me as there's not enough information published yet but enough for them to have some idea in the mine plan.
I'm expecting an MRE for the WDD LLU between 3-500koz if over a 700m length.
Too early for anything below, this should add considerable ounces but average grades around 1g/t as there are weaker ores in the north and sides and down below