Ann: Exploration Update - Plumridge Nickel Project, page-40

Project-wide gravity survey results Over the past five months, Segue has undertaken one of the largest gravity surveys in the Fraser Range Province, comprising over 19,000 gravity stations and 2,345 line kilometres.
The gravity survey covered the entire Plumridge Nickel Project area on a spacing of 1,600m x 100m, with a more detailed survey over the E21 Target area on spacing of 800m x 100m.
Project-wide gravity and magnetic data has been imaged by the Company’s geophysical consultants through 3D inversion modelling methods to:
 Provide insight into the tectonic architecture of the Project area to better understand mechanisms and pathways for large scale intrusion of fertile mafic-ultramafic magmas;
 Identify gravity anomalies (dense bodies) in near surface positions that may represent mafic intrusions capable of hosting nickel sulphides;
 Focus on dense bodies associated with near-surface disruptive (ovoid) magnetic features and major structural intersections that provide magma pathways to deeper bodies; and
 Remove the large number of false positive EM conductors associated with graphitic schists that are pervasive throughout the region.