I'm just glad the Company is finally beginning to get through to...

I'm just glad the Company is finally beginning to get through to people the true potential of Quicksilver.

When you first began this thread, HeliosUK, the very next post was a terse, but uninformed supposed QED: "It is a nickel laterite."

That simplistic view - that our large, shallow, free-dig Ni-Co deposit was basically unexploitable - completely ignored the Stage 2 Metallurgical Testwork which had already demonstrated a promising low-energy flowsheet precisely for unlocking the value within our mineral-rich saprolitic clays.

Now we're close to hearing results of the Stage 3 Met aimed, among other things, at optimising separation and maximising concentrate grades within the simple, mechanical multi-product flowsheet.

All of which, if successful, will flow into the Scoping Study.

Meanwhile, we've even had some super-dooper drilling grades that make the whole thing even more likely do-able.

Yet there remains a huge mismatch in valuation if all those contained metal tonnes can indeed be liberated.

At least now some informed folks are listening and following. The heft of Damon's CV, and a cornerstone like Raj (with his background as a 50% shareholder in Singapore-based commodity trading and resources company Equentia Natural Resources) will do that.

The Kal conference can't do any harm - nor drilling for Quicksilver Primary, which is interesting on so many fronts.


Rock on results of every flavour!