That is very encouraging indeed, they wouldn't waste a minute of...

That is very encouraging indeed, they wouldn't waste a minute of their time if they didn't see the potential.

I think market doesn't realise significance of visible bornite and chalcopyrite in the core at Kasangasi. The grades assayed may not be economic but we have a second tick here on similarity to K-K (bornite, previous drilling had oxidised copper only).

I think a matter of time before we hit some chalcocite enriched zone and then we can step out and follow it hopefully just like a sheet as it occurs in K-K. The Kamoa discovery hole was around 8m at 1% copper, hardly a game changer of an intercept but the tail of the beast they followed up later.

Ivanhoe are also stepping out of Kakula quite rapidly, and we may be fortunate enough for them to move south along the key structures and validate our target further.