Matt mentioned in the RIU conference that they had already started to begin linking the optimised pits. Now with this latest round of assays extending the higher grade Jinkas South load northwards by 100m, for a 700m length, the pits must be looking even better. Note that the old pits shells are no longer shown on the cross sectional gram-metre diagram - could this be because they have evolved that much already?
Also note that they have added the Topdrill Schram 650 to the programme. This means more holes, with a deeper capacity in a shorter timeframe. Maybe they chase the deeper high grade zone at Jinkas even deeper, and confirm the underground potential they have mentioned a few times.
17 holes for 1948m being assayed as we speak. Leaving ~21,300m remaining in the current programme, and a further 2200m at Jinkas North under the WA government GIS scheme.
What's not to like with AUC?
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