I reckon that they've lazily just copy-pasted the same project...

I reckon that they've lazily just copy-pasted the same project overview that they've chucked at the bottom of every other announcement. Hasn't been updated at any point, they probably haven't noticed haha. They've probably mapped a fair bit more than 150 pegmatites at this point, hope they can move on to 8535 soon.

Anyway the number of outcrops vs the number of pegmatites is probably a bit different, a small cluster of outcrops could easily be the surface expression of a single larger body below surface, which would be a good thing anyway. The number of whole pegmatites is ambiguous. They're probably guessing based on outcrops, but I imagine it's hard to define a pegmatite as whole or part when they're all anastomosing and branching out.

"The V1/V2 pegmatites are the most structurally complex. They appear to be composed of multiple
northeast-southwest striking pegmatites which have coalesced to form a large central pegmatite" - Andrada's CPR