It must be very satisfying for SRZ geos' to further define and confirm that the mineralisation is north-plunging into a high grade * thickness zone in the northern part of the Severn tin deposit that is significantly thicker than the current Mineral Resource model indicates. The significance being that drilling at a ~71 degree angle means that it could be close to true thickness.
SRZ is already the second highest grade Tin project in the world (undeveloped), with further assay results to come and Hole ZS152 currently testing a large magnetic and approximately coincident conductive target to the south, we could also be heading into unknown territory or, at the very least, put us within reach of our esteemed neighbour Renison (now 50% Chinese owned).
But who needs a secure supply of a critical mineral when non Tier-One and non OECD countries control 75% of supply demand and there's ~7 days of global tin stockpiles?
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