It's sedimentary copper guys, by definition the grade is not...

It's sedimentary copper guys, by definition the grade is not going to be high.

This logging is likely indicative of grades between 0.3 - 1.0% Cu IMO. But sedimentary copper is not about grade. It's about tonnes. And they already have high grade massive sulphide close to surface. So does this become a two stage mining scenario in future?

Early days but today's announcement will be seen as a game changer for AW1 in the months to come IMO. They've found copper in sediment at depth with 6 EM plates yet to be drilled...there's no reason massive sulphides can't come into the mix as they explore this opportunity...

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