Ann: Further High-Grade Gold Mineralisation at Minyari Deposit, page-22

Initial drill results have:
 Proven that significant zones of very high‐grade gold‐copper‐silver‐cobalt mineralisation
exist outside the current Minyari deposit Mineral Resource estimate boundary;
 Discovered new high‐grade gold‐copper mineralisation at Minyari East which extended the
overall width of the Minyari mineralisation envelope to approximately 275m;
 Further confirmed that high‐grade mineralisation is commonly associated with sulphide
matrixed breccia zones analogous to the Havieron gold‐copper style of mineralisation; and
 Confirmed Minyari mineralisation remains open down plunge, along strike to the north,
variously open across strike to the east ± west, and potentially open to the south up plunge
and at depth.

This is turning into one seriously good deposit. Grades are good, high grade zones are thick and within good quality grades in broad mineralised zones that are open in most directions. Antipa have no doubt that Minyari is the same as the Havieron gold-copper style of mineralisation and grades are also similar at depth. The difference is that Minyari has large widths of 2+g/t Au mineralisation at open pit depths before needing to commence underground mining.

Some time ago @salpetie posted that the large obvious deposits in a region get found first and then progressively smaller ones. It should be remembered that Minyari was found a very long time ago, it has just taken decades for explorers to understand the deposit and its potential. It is the jewel in the AZY crown with its high gold grade, large widths, shallow mineralisation that gets higher grade at depth and major copper, silver and cobalt credits.

Hold tight, this is going to be a very good year!