From ADVFN13 Aug 2020 12:59
"pecker" has posted a couple of good ones...
"Must say I'm surprised by some of the negative reaction to this RNS.
What it tells me is that they have permission to drill 11 holes to a depth of 500 metres from 4 different platforms: hence the initial plan to drill 5,500 metres. The Fathom geophysics showed that the mineralisation found on the surface could extend down to 500 metres. The night shift photo is also of note. The target area of 500 X 400 metres is also substantial.
If the drill results are positive, it will show they have discovered a near surface deposit which could lend itself to open pit mining that is far less costly than deep underground mining.
Previously, Solg have issued separate, consecutive RNSs for each prospective site and I expect this to happen again to maximise impact. So roll on the Porvenir RNS."
And
"Excitement is IMO justified. The 500 X 400 metre "halo" site has been identified after an intensive exploration effort. Mineralisation is on the surface.
Taking the Fathom geophysics depth of 500 metres gives a block of potentially mineralised rock of 100,000,000 cubic metres. Assume 2.5 tonnes of rock per cubic metre gives 250,000,000 tonnes of rock. Assume mineralisation of 0.5% copper equivalent per tonne: 1.25m tonnes of copper equivalent.
The mineralisation may extend beyond the confines of the halo or it may be more sporadic within the halo. The grade may be higher or lower. But 1.25 million tonnes would be a good start given the size of the La Hueca concession.
Let's see what the drill tells us in the coming weeks."