Ann: CRITICAL MINERAL BISMUTH ADDED TO ROVER 1 AS PRICE SURGES, page-7

The Rover fields have been of interest for some years, and the build-up of activity in the Tennant Creek area has brought renewed interest in the Castile copper/gold potential, but also in the genuinely rare mineral Bismuth. Most so called rare earths and minerals are in fact not very rare, but Bismuth really is rare (apart from China's deposits), and much rarer than its cousin antimony.

The only other Australian company that I'm aware of with any significant Bismuth is HMG, but there might be others.

The downstream processing plans and government support add to the very positive potential which CST offers, and with the current MC of only $19M I believe that CST represents much better value than many of the small explorers. The high grade gold alone probably warrants a $20M+ MC, then they have high grade copper plus bismuth and cobalt.