Agree, below is part of fooca's post of 23/9/17 (11:34) for any new investors that might have missed it:
The following excerpts from announcements that reference either the Pilbara Pilgangoora or Greenbushes inferring that Morabisi project could rival or rivals the aforementioned.
17
th October 2016
Key point highlights
District scale Lithium and Tantalum network identified
Project size of 950,000 acres rivals Pilbara Pilgangoora hot zone
Summary
The compilation of historic data confirms that the Morabisi Project area hosts the rocks that could allow it to rival the Pilbara Pilgangoora hot zone, with an overlay map inserted into the document to emphasis the size.
Gerard King:
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Initial reviews from the data made available to the company have identified the presence of Tantalum and Niobium occurrences in this greenstone belt area which closely resemble the Pilbara Pilgangoora and Greenbushes areas”
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161017/pdf/43c16hr8dr9j6w.pdf
23
rd November 2016
Gerard King:
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The vast areas adjacent to the identified ring dykes are also expected to host additional Li-Ta pegmatites and remain unexplored confirming the Project area hosts the rocks the could allow it to rival the Pilbara Pilgangoora hot zone”.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161123/pdf/43d3qyjj5fd1hz.pdf
30
th November 2016
Gerard King:
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The vast areas adjacent to the identified ring dykes are also expected to host additional Li-Ta pegmatites and remain unexplored confirming the Project area hosts the rocks the could allow it to rival the Pilbara Pilgangoora hot zone”.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161130/pdf/43dbnyy4bz5760.pdf
23
rd December 2016
Notice of Annual General Meeting
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The vast areas adjacent to the identified ring dykes are also expected to host additional Li-Ta pegmatites and remain unexplored confirming the Project area hosts the rocks the could allow it to rival the Pilbara Pilgangoora hot zone”.
30
th March 2017 announcement, highlighting referencing to rival the Western Australia’s Pilgangoora region being mentioned:
Greenpower Executive Chairman, Gerard King:
“Greenpower is pleased that the lithium prospectivity at Morabisi has now ben confirmed by the first batch of assay sample received from MS Analytical. The Company looks forward to receiving the remaining assays from samples taken from the 20 km Ridge, Robello and Rumong-Rumong to confirm the Morabisi Project truly is a district scale Lithium and Tantalum project that may well rival Western Australia’s Pilgangoora region.
The assay results received to date in addition to the identification of Spodumene confirm that the area has the potential to host a significant high grade Lithium deposit. The Company is in the process of preparing to undertake an airborne geophysical survey to assist in identifying additional areas that may host pegmatites similar to the Turesi Ridge area to focus on drilling activities.”
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170330/pdf/43h4sygxhks6rk.pdf
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