Looks encouraging. The sulphides look brassy instead of brown so likely to be pyrite/pentlandite instead of just pyrrhotite. Some likely violarite in some of the photos, which suggests it's nickel sulphides. But I can't see much in the way of definite magmatic textures, so it looks remobilised and deformed. That's not unexpected given the nature of the serpentinite body. Won't be a quick turn around on assays though, and no more drilling till the pangolin flu is gone.
Ann: Phu Lon Nickel Update, Layered Massive Sulphide Intersected, page-5
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