This is simply not true - at any time another company could farm into the project and fund further drilling. Our own drill are fast turnaround and while a full MRE and JORC is being pursued we can start looking at mining operations with a funding partner like Black Cat
RE: Higher Grade shallow Gold Mineralisation4 Dec 2024 07:38
With Black Cat the entire operation was funded by a third party specialist, once they recouped the outlay BC got the next $50 million then they did 50/50 profit share
You don't seem to understand, it is bulk low grade but the high grade stuff on top means it is commercial for open pit, they have found 18g/t near surface
What I'm wondering is why the urgency for a mining licence now, they will do more drilling before a MRE, so are they planning test operations or something?
The continuation of the high-grade oxide zone within the 600m wide porphyry system has been further expanded and is open in multiple directions, potential forsizeable low-grade heap leach operation, mining licence application shortly
Zak Mir new target to fill gap from september at .83p - golden cross forming - really blown the doors off - mentions just placed so unlikely again so soon
We know the gold will be announced in Australia first but we could still get updates on other projects or more likely a holdings RNS - still don't know who the 13% holder from the placing is and other legacy placees will be getting down to fumes with this volume. That's why it's hard to be out
very low mcap due to placings but now projects coming to fruition the market realises how undervalued it is - the northern zone gold is much bigger and easier to mine than expected and they have also a $billion green hydrogen project in ****stan nearing feed stage - it is just too cheap
They're going to keep drilling for now as the size of the resources just keeps getting bigger, every new drill expands the footprint - see the Ed Mead interview on proactive