Coiled up tighter than a spring, page-22

Can confirm there's been minimal to NO historical exploration for precious/base metals. However, a previous owner did explore for Diamonds with a strong occurrence of precious metals. That's all the content I can find.

That being said, when we discuss & look into the prospectively of the ground, it looks like the bulk formation of these mineral occurrences form along the basin margin. The Burt range sub-basin being highly prospective along strike from Sorby Hills. The host rock being linked in time/age etc to the deposition of Sorby Hills that is of paramount importance when we look into the new tenement package.

"This corridor follows the contours of the Pincombe Inlier, an island at the time of deposition of the Sorby Hills host
rocks that is considered important in the localisation of mineralisation"

"The strategic significance of the tenement is emphasised by several mineral occurrences and showings along the
eastern margin of the Burt Range Sub-Basin and further northwest in the Carlton Sub-Basin"

Spin the wheel back on almost all significant deposits upon discovery or when they're reviewed at a later stage alongside compelling commodity prices to become economic & we all know what management tick. Capitalize on the significant & prospective immediate land surrounding the deposit/along strike etc.

Big tick & instils the confidence once again.