Ann: SXG Drilling shows Apollo Deep Increasing Grade at Depth, page-19

Amigo, sorry I wrote magnetic when I meant to write gravity - my blue, probably a senior's moment. I just got irritated by another NAG shareholder getting on the SXG thread and rubbishing this company. I don't see the point of your bald statement: "Arsenic in the concentrate will make it unsellable due to its extreme toxicity." I have read your reply, and thank you for your time. The preliminary metallurgical report by SXG said: 1) the ore is not refractory, 2) gravity alone can remove around 30%, 3) 80-95% of the gold in the ore is free particles, 4) the gold is generally NOT associated with the arsenopyrite or stibnite, and 5) with further met-work the company believes there is an opportunity "to improve overall flotation outcomes by having amechanism to depress arsenopyrite and pyrite, and/or an additional cleaner stage in the antimonyconcentrate production section. An additional cleaner stage for the gold-sulphide stage is also indicated, toreject non-sulphide gangue."