SGQ - A giant rare earth mine outside China, page-7

@stockbluesky

Why do you do the marketing, over and over of exactly the same bits of information with exactly zero analysis??

The resource is not to JORC standards, nor will it be as big because a decent proportion is in the Eastern tenement that SGQ have already stated will be EXCLUDED!!

Why can't you acknowledge what SGQ has itself stated!!

Plus there is highly likely to be a 'buffer zone' in front of the old tailings dam, subject to the geotechnical research happening, which is also likely to reduce the resource further.

Only when we know what the buffer zone is likely to be can a JORC compliant MRE be realistically estimated, after further drilling.

Currently, according to the information from SGQ themselves, in the map highlighted in the presentation, the high grade areas of Niobium are a thin section of only 50 or so metres wide and a couple of hundred metres long, and SGQ's own cross sections show it thinning rapidly to the West...