Ann: Ricciardo Delivers Australia's Largest Open-Pit Sb Resource, page-257

I was in a rush when I typed the above post this afternoon, as I was cutting it close to meet an appointment. Consequently, I didn't proofread before posting. I meant to include the following complete text of Amanda's comments regarding the Golden Corridor outside of Ricciardo....

"Beyond Ricciardo, this is where it gets really interesting. We announced 8m @ 2.2% Sb within a hole at the Azure coast, a hole that was drilled for gold. I believe there are less than 7% of the holes that have been assayed for antimony at Azure coast, and we are ‘on the case’. We are better at ‘pulp rummaging’, we have a system that works, and we are going to re-assay every suitable sample we can find, to grow our antimony story (in an extremely cost-effective way). Sure, the pulp re-assaying still costs us $300k, but it’s a fraction of the cost to drill those holes ($2M plus).

The percentage varies across the deposits. Ricciardo: 7.2%, Azure Coast: I don’t have a number at hand (and my Exploration Manager is currently out with the diamond rig that is drilling onsite) but its less. Bugeye, Keronima, Austin, M1 – certainly less than Ricciardo. Note, Windinne Well is BIF hosted and we are not expecting any Sb.

It is certainly possible that some pulp re-assays could be the next news. I honestly don’t know (we have lots of samples in the lab and a diamond rig drilling right now)."