kogi iron ltd, page-44

Umi from these two statements I'm gathering that 'soft' refers to the material that the ore is in, and the fact that it is soft and easy crushed using low energy consumption can only be a good thing.

'indicating soft material enabling high crushing rates'

'confirming the soft nature of the two zones of iron mineralisation and an expected low crushing energy consumption'

If the company says metallurgy part 2 can be expected in late Jan we can probably expect it in march, but all jokes about their awesome timeline keeping skills aside, they've been pretty spot on with the actual ore expectations so far so I've little doubt the >58% iron grade will be achieved! Shame about those current selling to fund their Christmas presents, but as a crazy old hermit once said, they'll soon be back and in greater numbers