Ann: Aircore Drilling Identifies Anomalous Nickel-Copper-Cobalt, page-78

That is great work IIIIIIIIIIII
Any chance on some further comment on these results and next steps?

I'm still wondering what was so terrible about;
KAC0091 returning 21m @ .21% including 4m @ .26% & 4m @ .31% from 93m to bottom of hole, encountering pyroxenites, with olivine **bro in KAC0084, (rock types supportive of an intrusive suite of mafic/ultramafic rocks in the area).

15,000 metres of drilling over 121 holes gives an average depth of 124m,
We've known from the other programs in the area that the sulphides were most likely beyond these depths.
They say themselves that these 'encouraging nickel, copper, cobalt intercepts may be sitting above Ni, Cu, Co Sulphides.
That was the point of the wide spaced aircore, to cost effectively identify targets, as they state themselves this was 'the key aim of the program'

They have now identified targets and have initiated further programs to progress all targets including a low cost passive seismic program with Southern Geoscience having already designed an MLTEM survey in order to identify deeper RC and/or diamond targets.
So basically following GAL into RC and Diamond to get beneath cover.
With first round results beating GAL and not far from LEG's, am I correct in saying that?

Also any further elaboration on page 4 Target 1 would be appreciated;

"Petrological analysis of the BOH sample from KAC0091 indicates heterogeneous samples of both talc altered ortho-cumulate pyroxenties that is juxtaposed to variably composed dolerite/**bros. The dispersion correlates to the edge of a gravity and magnetic anomaly".