Yes, your understanding is correct. In hole 25ENDD005 at the...

Yes, your understanding is correct. In hole 25ENDD005 at the Enmore Gold Project, the significant drop in gold grades beyond approximately 415 meters depth indicates that the drill has passed beyond the main mineralised zone, rather than reaching the bottom of the mineralisation.

Key Points:

•Mineralised Zone Characteristics: The primary gold-bearing zone in hole 25ENDD005 extends from 230 meters to about 415 meters depth, yielding an intersection of 150 meters at 0.71 g/t Au, including higher-grade sections such as 21 meters at 1.65 g/t Au from 356 meters.

•True Width and Orientation: This mineralisation corresponds to a true width of approximately 75 meters across the Sunnyside shear zone, which is the main structural control for gold deposition in this area.

•Post-415m Observations: Beyond 415 meters, assay results show a significant decline in gold grades, with many intervals returning values at or near background levels (e.g., 0.005 g/t Au). This suggests that the drill has exited the mineralised zone and entered less prospective rock.

•Geological Context: The mineralisation is hosted within granite near the granite-sediment contact and is controlled by a major shear zone with second-order vein arrays. The drop in grades beyond 415 meters aligns with the geological model that predicts mineralisation being confined within these structural features.

In summary, the decline in gold grades beyond 415 meters in hole 25ENDD005 is due to the drill moving out of the main mineralised zone, not because the bottom of the mineralisation has been reached. The mineralisation remains open in multiple directions, indicating potential for further exploration and expansion.