@Teman1Long way to go but highlights the possible potential of a...

@Teman1

Long way to go but highlights the possible potential of a major find (Gawler Craton has some big deposits & still some existing big exploartion targets in hand).





The Curnamona Conductor & Stanley Faults were highlighted by this survey which improves the tenements prospectivity & the accuracy of the process. Highlighting the shallower targets in a large area is a sound cost effective start (especially with the drill bit when it occurs). A few years ago, this process was used in the East Tennant National Drilling Initiative which created a tenement (rush) grab into this region. Process was also successful in identifying Inco/Falconbridge's & China's Xiarihamu large Ni-Cu deposit's. An interesting point from one of SER's previous references was from the following report: The crustal geophysical signature of a world-class magmatic mineral system." The least resistive zone is remarkably aligned with the world-class IOCG-U Olympic Dam deposit and the other two with significant known IOCG-U mineral occurrences. These zones are spatially correlated with narrow regions of low seismic reflectivity in the upper crust, and the deeper lower-crust conductor is almost seismically transparent. We argue this whole-of-crust imaging encapsulates deep mineral system and maps pathways of metalliferous fluids from crust and mantle sources to emplacement at discrete locations".

Would love to have SER complete the initial drill campaign so hopefully an advantaged negotiating tool can be created (i.e. if it is successful?). Happy to be very patient & let it progress (maybe a bit quicker than this survey has taken).