The first 4 assays from Nimy’s gallium campaign are surprisingly strong — thick, continuous hits with high-grade zones (100–376 g/t Ga₂O₃) over 240m RC holes. That’s no joke, especially for a primary gallium play in WA.
Yes, it’s still early. 21 assays pending, no resource yet, and no met. But the fact that all 4 holes hit from surface to depth and remain open is a big tick. If the rest of the program backs this up, Block 3 might be the real deal — a rare, potentially mineable gallium system not dependent on bauxite or zinc by-products.
Still speculative, still no economics, but no longer just a hype story IMO. Worth watching closely.
The first 4 assays from Nimy’s gallium campaign are surprisingly...
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