I like how they are explaining Mt Keith style of lower grade but large deposits to a copper porphyry.
I think sometimes the traders look at our headline grades but don't yet appreciate the scale that this could be.
MT KEITH-STYLE
Type 2 Interstitial Disseminated Sulphide*
• Very large, low-grade deposits – nickel “equivalent” of copper porphyry
• Largest producing nickel mines in Australia
• Produce high-grade, highly sort after concentrate – net >0.2% N
Ann: WMG Roadshow Presentation, page-5
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