Grade & Thickness: Nimy Resources shows significantly higher...

• Grade & Thickness: Nimy Resources shows significantly higher grades (up to 495 ppm vs. 104 ppm) and thicker intersections, indicating higher-value potential for standalone gallium production.
• Scale: Nimy’s anomaly (3 km x 1.5 km) is much larger than Narryer’s defined mineralized area (1.4 km x 800m), suggesting more extensive resource potential.
• Focus: While Nimy appears focused on gallium as a primary target, Narryer’s gallium is secondary to its scandium and rare earth discoveries, making it more of a value-add than a primary driver.

Nimy’s results look more advanced and strategically focused on gallium, positioning it to meet the growing demand for this critical mineral. Narryer, on the other hand, offers a broader critical mineral portfolio but with less emphasis on gallium specifically. If gallium is the focus, Nimy seems to have the edge.