Thanks for putting this up,
@Havenots.
"We are currently drilling new large-scale targets across the northern half of the project that have the strong potential to contribute significantly to a maiden JORC resource. We are confident these targets are ‘live' (mineralised) so I expect we will need to complete shallow infill drilling as part of the JORC resource estimate process.
"We have a very reliable and efficient drilling contractor and if required the contractor has access to multiple drill rigs in order to fast track this process.
"The recent bedrock drilling has been the big breakthrough on the project highlighting nine centres each with near-surface high-grade gold mineralisation interpreted as leakage from underlying intrusion related gold systems.
"A complete review of the nine intrusion related centres in underway. We have engaged the services of a leading intrusion related gold consultant to assist with this review and help identify the highest priority targets.
"As we work towards the multi-openpit mining scenario, the next exploration milestone will be the RC drilling results from the 1,500m programme taking place across the northern half of the project. These targets have upside to significantly increase a near surface gold resource and will likely require additional infill drilling to achieve JORC resource estimate status. As these new targets may well provide substantial additions to our resource base, the release of an initial JORC estimate will be delayed until we have received the results from this drilling."
Hard not to be impressed. Get the impression they are sitting on something special here, and know it. Maiden JORC delayed slightly, but only while they complete infill drilling on "targets thathave the strong potential to contribute significantly to a maiden JORC resource."
No point going early with the story only half told.
News flow when it comes will be worth the wait.
The proverbial gift horse.
