The way I read it is its primarily pyrhottite and pyrite ( both iron suphides = worthless) with a little copper in chalcopyrite. I am always wary of announcements on visuals containing massive sulphides if no portable xrf has been used on the massive sulphide to indicate what type of sulphide it is. All junior explorers have one on site and it would be surprising if CML did not have one. That only "sulphides" was mentioned suggests to me its plain old iron sulphide predominantly.
Ann: DRILLING INTERSECTS WIDE MASSIVE SULPHIDE ZONES AT ALOTTA, page-13
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