I read this in detail last night. It's comprehensive and provides a lot of information - excellent.
The contact between the Narracoota and Karalundi Formations seems to be the greatest area of interest.
Multi-element assaying is the new way to go when looking for VMS deposits in the Bryah. There is good detail in this report about what's been found and where and the coloured Figures help in understanding that too.
The air core drilling has, it seems, done its job; now for some serious drilling when more work has been done.
RNI and Horseshoe Metals have the same idea as IGO re the search for VMS in the Bryah. RNI is the pioneer though in the western zones imo. It's the contact between the Narracoota and the Ravelstone Formations that applies mainly with those 2 companies so far, but the Karalundi is also within RNI's tenements.
Anyway, this is about ALY/IGO. I like what I see. ALY is indeed fortunate to have a jv partner of such high quality and experience in IGO.
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