I don't know if ENR are using the same lab for assays as WA1, but I do remember WA1 assays taking quite a long time to come back. In many cases this was due to the "off scale" niobium readings, which regular analysis can't measure accurately. Since ENR have also had some very high grade results, you might be looking at more than a few weeks for results. Not a bad problem to have if grades are good though !
Ann: High-grade Niobium Intercepts at Crean Carbonatite, page-214
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