Ann: KRM identifies Strongly Conductive Zones at the Rana Project, page-30

Nice geophysics!

Whilst im an accountant (in the mining space), my take is that we will drill something similar to the below from the same drill pad regards the Bruvaan 1 and 2 targets.



Bruvaan 3 sounds good too as typically mineralisation (massive sulphides) will find the weakest parts to come to surface, and these can typically occur at contact zones between different sets of geological formations... much like you see in the Pilbara with the lithium discoveries being at the contact zones of the S type granites... here this announcement is suggesting we have an  EM and MT coincident data set right where the contact is between gneiss wall rock and peridotite intrusive rock.

Could be highly off here, but thats my take from my limited knowledge. Either way, looks good and plenty more drilling and geophysics to come... noting that when we drill a hole, we will case it and send a downhole EM down to refine further targets... should sharpen our targeting.