GEDI bought this because it is capped at $3.5M, has $800K in...

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    I bought this because it is capped at $3.5M, has $800K in cash and some of the highest grade gold in the LFB.
    2 quarts reefs tracked for up to 1km each, one averaging 68g/t Au. Take an auger rig out and you will be guaranteed to intercept some bonanza shallow grades on first pass.

    However I read some speculation they might have some Uranium tenements too. So I spent some time reading their annual report and it's correct.

    GED own 80% of the Huab Uranium Project.

    Check their annual report from last year
    https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20191028/pdf/449z1pmsr6pt0k.pdf

    https://hotcopper.com.au/data/attachments/2197/2197041-d07e3b5f0342364cb9cebbd435b9235c.jpg

    Here is the original announcement
    https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120514/pdf/4267w7nc4x8gct.pdf

    https://hotcopper.com.au/data/attachments/2197/2197046-80b6e08f0d1ce89a53cbadd84062a9f8.jpg
    You often find Uranium alongside Vanadium so there could be uranium potential on their other tenements also.

    I am purely in GED for the LFB gold tenements as theirs look like the some of the best for early big grades but this news will bring some Uranium bulls buying I think.
 
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