It's clearly not a dominant Ni-Cu deposit though, it's PGE-rich...

It's clearly not a dominant Ni-Cu deposit though, it's PGE-rich with lower grade associated Ni and Cu (likely due to the lower tenor of these metals as seen in the first hole). They will be credits to a massive Pd + Pt resource. There's also a lot more massive than one intercept (shown in a handful of announcements), albeit not as thick as that first hit. A low-grade Ni-Cu resource here won't cut it (there are a few of them still sitting in the ground in WA) so we hope for something similar in style to Julimar.

Bas.