Ann: Thick Mineralisation Intersected at Mt Alexander, page-13

I'm not sure we'll see an announcement that sends the sp stratospheric immediately.

For me this was the exciting part:

Further Observation on Drill Results at Stricklands:
The most important conclusion from the drill results at Stricklands is that a significant zone of channelised
magma flow – which is the key control on nickel sulphide deposits - has been identified with the thickest
part of the channel potentially located in the western section of Stricklands where MAD49 was drilled.
A priority for further exploration will be to test the interpreted down-plunge extents of the mineralised
ultramafics at Stricklands to identify any continuity.
The thick intervals of disseminated mineralisation in MAD49 and MAD50 suggest a vector towards the
western part of Stricklands.
This area is associated with a locally strong magnetic anomaly, consistent with a thicker and more
magnesian volume of ultramafic. In addition, the ultramafic sequence here is overall less disrupted by the
later granites and preservation of an extensive primary magmatic channel is more likely.
DHEM surveys will be completed in the new Stricklands drill holes shortly to assist in optimising targets for
follow-up drilling at Stricklands.

I've said it before but IMO, if we could take MA and flip it 90 degrees and have a couple of hundred metres strike with a depth of 3km then it would be a market darling.

AIMHO