All signals lead to a massive porphyry discovery

Such coincident features include:

• A mineralised monzodiorite-monzonite-qtz-monzonite porphyry “telescoped” sequence intersected in all deep drill holes;
• Potential ore-grade Au-Ag mineralisation at surface (eg: 108m @ 2.0g/t Au with Ag and Cu)
• Potential ore-grade Cu-Mo-Au-Ag mineralisation close to surface (eg: 55m @ 2.3% Cu with Au, Ag & Mo)
• Potential ore-grade Cu-Mo-Ag mineralisation below (eg: 284m @ 0.32% Cu with Mo & Ag)
• A breccia cluster covering an area 2.5kms x 1km, comprising at least 70 breccia bodies;
• Multiple porphyry intrusions;
• A large Spontaneous Potential (“SP”) anomaly;
• Multiple Chargeability anomalies;
• A ring magnetic high anomaly;
• Widespread propylitic and argillic alteration, mapped at surface and logged through drill core;
• Widespread gold, silver, copper mineralisation, including pervasive disseminated and high grade styles of mineralisation, assayed in drill core rock-chip sampling.

It is extremely rare that so many different exploration methods have produced results in a single area that so clearly points to a particular style of mineralisation being present. To date, there’s not a single piece of the exploration jigsaw that doesn’t indicate the presence of a large porphyry system.