Ann: June 2024 Quarterly Activities & Cash Flow Reports, page-20

From the quarterly (which was very well put together):

"The deeper portion of diamond hole MTD029 (EIS3) showed the strongest evidence to date for the system to host a massive sulphide component, with frequent sulphide veining and numerous zones of large sulphide segregations in a very "active" and sulphide saturated magma assemblage. These observations continue to validate the Company's assumptions and exploration thesis. Heavily disseminated, possible "cloud sulphide", was encountered in hole MTD029 (EIS3) at a similar relative position to the zone seen in MTD027 - which returned 96m at 0.4% Ni from 1,208m, including 38m at 0.56% Ni from 1,262m and 8m at 1.11% Ni from 1,270".

Like - you'd think EIS3 will still be a cracker when the first 600m is put together with the rest of the core. Hopefully "heavily disseminated" will turn out to be "massive" sulphide but time will tell - but if not we are getting close. Either way this hole will probably be the best yet by far IMO.