big year ahead, page-6

SEPT QUARTERLY YOU OBVIOUSLY HAVE NOT READ.
Some extracts taken on the Vanadium resource:

GABANINTHA VANADIUM PROJECT
Further Planning for Development of the Vanadium, Titanium, Iron Deposit
• YRR is preparing an application for a Mining Lease over the deposit.
• YRR has commissioned Geologica to prepare a detailed scoping study for the engagement of
relevant consultants to develop a full mining feasibility study.
• YRR is seeking engineering design consultants for the preparation of plans for development
of the deposit.
• YRR is also seeking interest from consultants to provide further design services including
environmental and related studies necessary to move forward with the mining of the
deposit.

From Gabanintha Mining Review
An initial review of metallurgical and treatment options was completed and several areas critical to
the development of Gabanintha were identified.

Further metallurgical testing is required across the ore types revealed in previous testing (Oxide,
Transition, Fresh for Scree, Main and Hangingwall ores).

Drilling is required to produce sufficient Fresh ore material within the resource to confirm
metallurgical characteristics.

Thus additional drilling will be designed to obtain Fresh ore for testing as well as to revise the resource and extend the pit shell deeper.

A resource definition diamond drill programme is planned to be completed during the next quarter.

Further density sampling is required to provide robust measurements for comprehensive heavy media separation tests. Therefore a measurement campaign on existing RC chips and core is planned to upgrade the knowledge of density changes with ore type.

Further tests are required to validate the behaviour of bulk materials through a magnetic separation plant.

Preliminary results from sizing tests indicate that grind size will assist the concentration of iron,titanium and vanadium and that silica and aluminium are increased in the fines fraction.
Initial gravity separation tests proved inconclusive and insufficient data is available to draw valid conclusions. More tests are planned.


So it appears work is being organised for this year, so whats your real issue?