Nice, that gap has now closed, can't go leaving any holes in the...

Nice, that gap has now closed, can't go leaving any holes in the chart.
As an aside,
Page 14 of the latest presentation, briefly touched on, is the somewhat understated yet potentially significant further exploration potential of our deposit.
Of primary interest is the extremely high grade fluorspar which was brought back to my attention yesterday by Mark Maine as an area "associated with Peak that I am excited about is the Fluorspar deposits on the northern ring. The future of fluorspar is as a emerging battery mineral that is 10 times more efficient at storing energy than lithium, and not as some cheap for chemical additive. More on that later."
This would definitely benefit from some further drilling to more accurately define its size and value to the project.

Peak announcement below with some extremely high grades in the Northern zone of interest
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-new-field-programs-extend-high-grade-fluorspar-discovery.3511752/?post_id=25529292

This could well be another component added to our updated BFS given the increasing demand and expanding uses.

https://www.criticalmetals.co.uk/aiovg_videos/fluorspar-one-of-the-best-kept-secrets-in-the-battery-metal-mix

https://roskill.com/news/fluorspar-new-fluoride-ion-battery-chemistry/

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/fluorspar-is-currently-witnessing-high-demand-as-increasing-number-of-fluorite-uses-grows-301215877.html

https://roskill.com/news/fluorspar-lithium-ion-batteries-arkema-announces-renewable-fluoropolymers-for-lithium-ion-batteries/

As always China dominates this market and is a net importer of fluorspar.