Yes, I agree. And I think Quicksilver in particular in the current Ni-Co climate is a real wildcard.
The potential there to beneficiate nickel grades through really little more than a simple screening and scrubbing process, and to harvest other metal credits, could see the Quicksilver mineralisation suddenly looking extremely valuable.
There are plenty of nearby ports for direct shipping of the enhanced material, if it pans out - or toll treatment through a suitable refinery.
I think they engaged Bureau Veritas, an internationally recognised metallurgical laboratory in Perth, to do the work.
No doubt they're run off their feet, but the results of that testwork can't be too far away.
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