Pertinent market/industry news/articles, page-1870

I inadvertently posted message before completion -
Now to the important nitty- gritty part and continuation of my previous post.

The second perfect example one can consider is St. George Mining's recent (June) announcements of assays proving thick- high grade - nickel - copper sulphides at Cathedrals and compelling targets for extension of nickel - copper sulphides.

• Cathedrals Belt Discovery at Shallow Depths:
   Massive sulphide mineralisation 30m from surface
   Intrusive system with potential for significant mineralisation at depth
• High Grade and Polymetallic:
   Nickel sulphide plus copper, cobalt and PGEs (70% Pd, 30% Pt) Key high demand battery/EV metals
• Extensive Strike of Mineralisation:
   Nickel-copper sulphides occur over a 4.5 km strike of the Cathedrals Belt with potential extensions to the east and west

 100% success rate in drill testing EM conductors in the Cathedrals Belt

So what have these two discoveries (Cobre & St Georges have in common with Ardea you might ask?
Ardea's detailed ASX & Media release of 9th July mentions the following:

1. Nickel sulphide targets (associated with gold exploration): The recent granting of the Perrinvale tenement (E29/1006) east of and immediately along strike from St George’s Cathedral’s project. Geophysical methods will be used to focus on nickel sulphide targets in forthcoming programs.

St. George Mining's nickel-copper sulphides (E29/954) and Ardea's E29/1006 is at the east boundary of St George. Cathedrals belt runs straight onto ARL's 29/1006.
Cobre's Perrinvale discovery is to the west.

Based on some of the above one would give a thought to Ardea's chances being bright.