I don't know anything about geology.
I did see that the largest known deposit of Ni (Norilsk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nornickel ) hosts Ni sulphides with PGE. SGQ's ground covers an extensive area.... what kind of geologic event is required to bring palladium near surface along with the nickel?
There are a handful of other Ni explorers in Oz... but none, to my knowledge, with the PGE component... why not? What's the difference?
Some pretty extreme conditions must have prevailed to produce the near surface pods... high temperature fluids, initially under high pressure, which settled out their mineralisation in various traps. Although SGQ has not demonstrated high grade underground shoots the confirmed strike length of the suitable host rock is now around 800m (from memory) but surface expression of the pods is over several k's. Until the drill hits something substantial it's all pie in the sky stuff... but unlike anything else about the place SGQ's ground has the potential to be something very special. ....imo.
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