If you're only getting <0.3% Ni over large intercepts, you're going to find it very difficult to see pentlandite in the core. The sulphides intersected in the sediments are unlikely to have anything economic in them but I'm still holding out hope that there'll be a sniff in the sulphides within the ultramafic. And then you can't discount an accumulation of those metalifferous sulphides being elsewhere. As pidgey said, those numbers at the surface have to come from somewhere. You don't get 360ppb Pd and 265ppb Pt in any ordinary rocks. Exploration is difficult and takes time, easy wins like CHN had don't come around very often...
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