RE: Latest Update from LEX7 Dec 2022 20:02
Too much to cover in the update but main takeaway, for me: geowork, in partiular potassium radiometrics, has proven their modelling concept and they're now targetting a Haile-like resource made of multiple closeby deposits.
The below article gives a brief overview of the geology at Haile and I think what is striking is the gold mineralisation associated to K feldspar, which we also see at JKL. Penultimate paragraph - "Mineral zonation is a quartz-sericite-pyrite±K feldspar±gold ? sericite ± pyrrhotite ? propylitic". This led to the recent discovery of Loflin South, which was some of the highest grades seen across JKL. Fantastic use of pathfinder elements to locate gold-bearing ore. Previous use of magnetics & chargeability data was useful but as seen in Loflin MRE, some sulphide bearing rock is devoid of any gold. Infact, its the demagnetised rocks coupled with potassium signatures that are the most promising. Really just following the Haile playbook.
https://portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo.asp?mineid=mn536
Haile is 3m+ oz @ 1.71g/t Au. Now look at the exploratory targets compared to the current JKL resource, both expansions and satellite targets - truly looking at a potential Haile-size play. This is gunna be a wild 2017. Floor looks to be 5p placing too!