Glad it didn't leak... " The gold assays from the first hole by...

Glad it didn't leak...
" The gold assays from the first hole by Castile have produced a stunning intercept of:
 30.4 metres @ 35.6 g/t Au (uncut) from 506.5 metres downhole in diamond hole 20CRD001
including,
 6.5m @ 48.65g/t Au (uncut) from 506.5 metres, and
 13.2m @ 76.27 g/t Au (uncut) from 518.95 metres.
In addition, a sub-parallel zone higher up in the hole returned an intercept of 3.1m @ 12.34 g/t Au from
492m.
Rover 1 is an iron oxide copper-gold (IOCG) polymetallic deposit typical of the Tennant Creek style and we
now eagerly await the return of the copper, cobalt and bismuth assays which are coincident with the gold.
The objective of this first hole (20CDR001) was to extend several high tenor gold zones associated with the
Jupiter Ironstone. These gold zones extend over 150m vertical, 100m along strike, encompassing up to 20m in
width, plunging moderately westwards in the roots of the ironstone. The estimated true width of the main
intercept is a massive 28 metres enhancing the gold zone.
Managing Director Mark Hepburn commented:
“These are stunning results from Castile’s first drill hole into what is already a significant ore body. It’s a great
result for our shareholders that we are finally drilling at Rover 1 and returning these fantastic intercepts.
Our program continues to progress well with the second hole now completed. Samples have been prepared
and sent to the laboratory for processing