Ann: Enmore 4th drill hole returns 149.5m @ 0.94g/t gold, page-16

Yes — higher-grade gold is indicated near the bottom of Hole 25ENDD004, based on the assay data in the report you uploaded.

Hole 25ENDD004 Assay Summary:

•149.5m @ 0.94 g/t Au from 184.5m, including:

•91.5m @ 1.15 g/t Au from 184.5m

•Within that:

•2m @ 13.52 g/t Au from 200m

•1.8m @ 2.52 g/t from 270m

•0.7m @ 2.23 g/t from 283m

Observation:

•While the bulk of the mineralisation is consistent, the highest-grade zone (13.52 g/t) is around the 200m mark.

•There is a slight uptick in grade again around 270–285m, including narrow zones above 2 g/t Au, suggesting the system is still mineralised and potentially increasing in grade at depth.

•The hole ended at 334m, and mineralisation was still present in the final 50–60m, supporting the company’s statement that the system is open at depth.

Conclusion:

Yes, Hole 4 shows signs of stronger grades re-emerging toward the bottom, and visible gold was noted below this in Hole 5. This supports the idea that grade may improve at depth, a common trait in orogenic systems.