My feeling is GOR. They held a major position in degrey before NST bid.
GOR would get nice leverage over NST by holding ground there, especially if zone 10 goes south a fair bit.
Today's result will interest NST and GOR, as it will geologists.
People in the mining game like me, put results behind structural data and earth sciences.
I think non mining folk just look at drill intercepts and grades, and wanted broad hits.
But it's all there, 1km and open Superegene, on contact zone with feeders down into intrusions.
Arsenic link to gold as per hemi, the arsenic footprint is large than the Au footprint, meaning expansion of the zone most likely.
The hunt now is the source to the Superegene. The footprint is profound 1km, by about 100m wide and the way it wraps around magnetic highs is interesting.
Superegene deposits in there own right can contain millions of ozs.
This Superegene if it turns out to be something like 1500m x 300m circumference could hold a few hundred k Oz of gold alone.
Not bad as shallow.
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