Ann: High-Grade Results Continue From Andover Ni-Cu Deposit, page-122

We will have to wait and see the results of the MRE from CSA Global, my arm-wavy back of the envelope guess with the three pods and minimum mining width of 3m would be in the ballpark of a 910,000 tonne resource at a grade around 1.38% Ni and 0.49% Cu (assuming a density of 2.75 and I'm not really confident enough in Co recoveries to suggest a Co head grade although some may report to a Copper Concentrate as a payable?)

So 910Kt tonnes of ore at 1.38% Ni and 0.49% Cu comes to around 11.3Kt of Ni and 4.5Kt Cu metal assuming 90% recoveries, and assuming no more mineralization found that is converted to ore resources or reserves.

As I said - very arm wavy and ballpark only, just to give some an idea of scale in so far as what tonnage at what grades could pop out of the MRE.