RE: Rho Rho Rhodium your boat gently down the stream, merrily merrily life is but a dream. . . . .7 Jun 2021 12:49
Table 5 on the Vuruchuaivench link also has some interesting GOLD & SILVER figures!
Another anomaly feature at Vuruchuaivench appears to be this -
"Gersdorffite, is rare and has simi-lar PGE contents. Pd and Rh are evenly distributed among grains. Sulfoarsenides with a high Pd content(5–10 wt %) are developed after sulfoarsenides within signi?cant PGE admixtures as rims and frames(Fig. 6)"
Here's a bit of an eye opener about South Sopcha -
The South Sopcha massif (Fig. 1) is situated to the south of the Monchegorsk pluton and separated from the Monchetundra massif by a block of Archean rocks at Mount Arvarench. The massif is elongated; its length at the surface is about 10 km2 and width is 550–600 m (Ivanchenko and Davydov, 2009). The massif strikes in a northwestern direction and steeply (60°–70°) dips to the southwest. As follows from drilling and3D modeling results, the massif is traced to a depth of–1.7 km beneath the massif of Mt. Sopcha in its western part."
These assets are colossal, no other way to describe it ladies and gents.
I found a diagram with multiple named areas, Horizon 330, Sopcha, Nud, Poaz, Critical horizon, Gabbro 10, Vuruchuaivench & South - Sopcha Massif. From that you have most of 9 Rosgeo JV assets named, possibly?.
Page 23 in here for the diagram -
http://geoksc.apatity.ru/images/stories/Print/Monchegorsk_eng.pdf
GLA