Here's why ..... 1) The timeframe for the PFS has shortened to...

Here's why .....

1) The timeframe for the PFS has shortened to EARLY 2015 (that's truly amazing, and something I did not anticipate, in fact I had allowed for a 6 month blowout from mid 2015). How many small cap explorers do you know that can improve on their timetable?

2) The integrity of management is there for all to see in the form of keeping us informed, reversing a "perceived" (their words not mine) metallurgical issue to the point where the testing has resulted in de-risking the ENTIRE deposit (something we obviously didn't previously have) and P3 of the Annual Report re the 'steel proofing'.

3) Dart are now in a better place to endeavour meet the key elements for Orion's second tranche of $4.7mil than they've ever been. It stands to reason as the metallurgy issue has been resolved for the entire deposit using conventional methods, they're EES ready, and all the other PFS items are well on the way to successful completion and will be finalised early 2015.

4) Also very strongly tied to the metallurgy is the on-going R&D work which is hugely important to improving the efficiency (lowering costs and improving grade and tonnes) of the processes. Get ready for a resource upgrade?

I'll be surprised if Dart's SP doesn't start heading north very shortly as they appear to be on top of every issue required to get Unicorn into production.

It's brilliant