The crew will utilize a rare earth element calibrated portable XRF during the program. This will provide data daily to senior technical personnel and the company’s geochemical consultant, allowing the company to immediately react to any anomalies
identified and undertake infill sampling. Anomalous samples will later be validated at a laboratory with traditional assaying
techniques upon the teams return to Perth. Mapping and rock chipping of the anomalies is scheduled to commence after the soil
sampling has been completed with the aim of defining several areas for drill testing later in the year. The company was recently
awarded an EIS Co-funded Grant up to $150,000 to assist with the drill testing of REE targets. The soil survey program is expected
to take 10 days to complete with results expected to be released to the market during July.
In addition, the MLEM survey at the Déjà vu Ni-Cu-Co-PGE prospect is scheduled to be undertaken in late June.
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