Exactly, like what I mentioned before, it makes sense to drill a...

Exactly, like what I mentioned before, it makes sense to drill a bit further with the old holes as a guide, although those older drills are not JORC compliant, but the data shows the grades. The new drill holes will make up the new resource JORC and the company can easily get the old ones in as well as a compliant resource later on, this way we get a better indication of how big the system may actually be.

The previous drill result at 2% copper equivalent. You will note that it is quite in line, the current data shows that the copper grades are a bit higher, the previous ones had a bit higer moly, however the very good thing is that it is starting from surface, cheaper to mine.

if you look at page 8 of the presentation, with drill samples from before, you can see the copper equivalent and the copper alone.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-presentation-drill-programme-update.7784890/