Ann: Results of Meeting, page-5

I went down, and the Pope reiterated the crushed core samples are being transported to Perth for testing. This is via sea-freight, as the airfreight logistics is currently bogged down in Greenland. Basically the cargo weight is not readily suitable for the plane transport and their load capacity.
And the flights that do come in, are likely highly prioritised. There is apparently a graphite-core samples from another project that has been stuck in a hanger for 6 months etc.

There was a video played at the AGM which largely covered all the tenement packages again; however their was remarkable footage of the Gronnadel/Ivigtut ore which demonstrated the natural magnetism of the the particular (large) rock sample with pink infused rock. It's unknown thus far what the rock is; but it was alluded to as possibly bastnäsite in the previous announcements.
My best description is like seeing a metal pen attaching to a old stereo speaker magnet, it takes a bit of force to pull them apart. You would not want to have a pace maker or old laptop near it.

The footage panned across like as the Pope had done previously in Mary Valley; show casing the pink infused rock is everywhere on that section of footage.

I had the impression that this field season consists of 50% gronnedal core samples and 50% ivigtut tailings.

There is likely to be announcements as the quality control is undertaken. It was mentioned in regards to last time with the rock sampling, that the actually lab flagged anomalies in the testing, such that their protocols required re-testing; but got the same result. Meaning the labs were astonished by the grades being achieved.

Likely shipment arrival is pre-xmas; with likely labs taking at least a couple of months to process.

There was a question on whether there were XRF results, and they are either going to be need to be quality control tested again or just keep this under wraps whilst they await testing. Note last time we found the manual for the particular XRF gun did not detect Europium.

Thank you for the coffee, sausage rolls and donuts gents.