Yeah I agree, though I noticed on the JORC table that they prepped the samples in Windhoek then shipped them all the way to Adelaide for assay.. Probably didn’t bother expediting anything when all they saw in the drilling was like a metre of weathered spodumene plus some lepidolite. They had no cash. So i’d say we were well and truly at the back of the line. Still shocking that it took 5 months.
I don’t think we’ll have to wait for assays of P3 for a rerate though, if they get a diamond hole deep into the unweathered section of the large 7345 pegmatite, the market might like it a lot (if the original pre-weathered spodumene mineralisation continues down dip, which is likely in my opinion)
And they’ll probably pay for quick assay if we get a good looking hit
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