RE: wagging ....15 Mar 2023 07:54
The company has a long term multi year mining plan with grades and projected product detailed in RNS releases.
We also have independant survey conducted by HC Wainwright which confirms EUA estimates across all resources WK & MT included. We await the DFS from MT to supplement the FS already detailed.
As an example below here is recent update from company update related to Typil.
Typil license
An exploration programme for the 24.5km2 Typil exploration license, directly adjacent to the operating mine was approved in early 2021 allowing geological mapping, using soil and stream sediment sampling on both banks of the Kosva River to commence in August 2021.
468.1m (75 holes) were drilled on 7 lines in the northeast portion of the Licence area and in areas where tree felling was not required. Key highlights from the programme, with a drilling density commensurate with Russian standard C2 Reserves are provided as follows;
· At the confluence of the Typil and Kosva rivers, a potential ore body of 20m wide and 0.8m thick at an average grade of 235 mg/m3 raw platinum is contoured in Quaternary sediments.
· At the eastern bank of the Typil River a potential ore body 0.8m thick with an inferred width of 80m at an average grade of 192 mg/m3 raw platinum is contoured in pre-Quaternary (Neogene) sediments.
· On Line 24, in Quaternary sediments of the Typil eastern bank, a 110m wide and not less than 0.6 m thick layer is identified with an average grade of 284mg/m3 (sample grades up to 860 mg/m3).
· On the eastern bank of the Typilez Creek, two lodes with potentially economic platinum grades are identified. At a placer width of 160m and average thickness of 1.3m, the average grade reported is 261 mg/m3. At a width of 80m and average thickness of 0.9m, the average grade increases to 310 mg/m3 (sample grades up to 1,524 mg/m3).
· Numerous other platinum bearing intervals were identified in the drill programme for follow up in the next stage of drilling while several other prospective areas including the Typilez, Mulychevka and Kyria River areas remain understudied.
These results are presented in a table in Appendix I below. The Typil exploration report was provided by Michael Sukhov, Chief Geologist at Kosvinsky Kamen.