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13/10/23

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Originally posted by Ladytradr: ↑

dear Cosmoterios

we should also remember that Wildcat have only scratched the surface of their total tenement package, some of which also have interesting outcrop.
Heritage clearances for testing some no doubt under way.

Wildcat only started the recon drilling at Tabba Tabba because of the historic results and the fact that there is a Mining Licence in place and clean air in terms of exploration pads/drilling etc.

Lithium was not a commercial target over the last century, so most of these locations have probably never seen a Land Cruiser, let alone a drill rig.

I particularly like the location and enticing geochemistry halo over that Bolt Cutter East licence, east of Tabba Tabba … compare size of the anomaly and mapped outcrop to the Pilbara Minerals project just South. The Wildcat boys will be keen to drill that once approvals granted.

Sometime next year we could very well see 6-10 rigs working away on numerous locations/targets.

Maybe Wildcat could even joint venture some areas to nearby neighbours, who with infrastructure in place, could fast track any new economic discovery?

The port of Hedland sounds big enough to look after most genuine exporters of concentrate.

Pilbara lithium mines could be the answer for our next major economic windfall … Australia is truly a very lucky country

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Good modest back and fourth conversation, cheers.
Agree to disagree on directors specials, what a coincidence the 2 biggest pegamities ended up with drill bits down both of them.
Im not sure how 100mt can even be mentioned after 2 sets of assays. Distance to port chat at exploration stage is a bit pointless.
I'm very interested to see how it all unfolds, no doubt money to be made and lost with the hype.

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