This table provides a detailed summary of the spodumene...

This table provides a detailed summary of the spodumene mineralization intersections from drilling at the Andover South prospect, highlighting key aspects of the geological and mineralogical features.Key Highlights of the Mineralization:Intervals and Mineral Content:High-grade intersections: The intersection at 422.00m to 422.25m contains 50% spodumene, which is a very high grade, suggesting a potentially valuable resource. The high spodumene content in this interval is significant for the project, as spodumene is a primary source of lithium.Good grade zones: Other intersections, such as from 477.30m to 479.10m with 35% spodumene and 481.90m to 482.15m with 50% spodumene in ultramafic rock, also highlight high-grade zones, potentially making this area a key target for future development.Lower grade intersections: Some intersections, such as 25.35m to 26.10m and 93.2m to 93.7m, show lower percentages of spodumene (3-6%). While these are lower grades, they still contribute to the overall potential of the resource, especially when considering the total extent of mineralization.Lithology and Host Rocksegmatite-hosted spodumene: Most of the spodumene is hosted in pegmatite, a rock type known for containing significant lithium-bearing minerals like spodumene. This is a favorable sign for the project, as pegmatites are often rich in lithium.Ultramafic-hosted mineralization: The occurrence of 50% spodumene in an ultramafic rock type at 481.90m to 482.15m is also notable, as ultramafic rocks are less common as hosts for lithium but can still contain significant mineralization.Overall Significance:The visual estimates for spodumene mineralization suggest that there are several high-grade zones scattered throughout the drilling. High-grade intersections, particularly those with 50% spodumene, are significant for defining the commercial viability of the project.The spread of spodumene mineralization over various intervals, from 3% to 50%, indicates that the project has the potential for a substantial resource base, especially if further drilling confirms continuity at depth and along strike.Analysisotential for High-Value Deposit: The 50% spodumene intersections at various depths are particularly promising, especially if confirmed in future drilling. These intersections are potentially valuable for extraction, with high spodumene content increasing the likelihood of the project becoming commercially viable.Resource Expansion Potential: The spread of spodumene across various drill holes, combined with the different rock types hosting the mineralization (pegmatite and ultramafic), suggests that the Andover South area could hold a significant resource base, with more exploration needed to confirm the full extent.Future Exploration Plans: Given the high-grade zones identified, the company may focus future drilling campaigns on expanding these high-value areas to increase the resource estimate and move toward feasibility studies for potential development.In summary, these results highlight the potential for high-grade spodumene mineralization at Andover South, with the possibility of significant lithium resources. Further drilling will be crucial to expanding and confirming the extent of these high-grade zones. The project shows promising potential, but continued exploration will determine its full commercial viability.