@@ozblue or anyone elseCould you shed some light, now this isnt...

@@ozblue or anyone else

Could you shed some light, now this isnt about SGQ but about CBMM.

Would CBMMs Reserves include Transitional and Fresh rock?

After seeing the low recoveries rates that are in the Itafos study, would you assume the below and apply it to the whole deposit?

The brown zone has a wider and higher range of Nb2O5 content (0.2% to 5.4%) compared to the white and orange zones (0.2% to 0.9%). Higher grades can often lead to better recoveries, especially when the mineralization is more concentrated and the ore is easier to process.

The white and orange zones have more complex mineralogy, including siderite and dolomitic carbonates, which might interfere with the recovery process. Carbonate-rich ores can be more challenging to process, potentially leading to lower recovery rates (42%).

Would CBMM Include the Orange and White areas in the reserves?





Luni's Oxidized area is starting look bigger in surface area than CBMM's Araxa High grade "Brown" Zone, Depth is an unknown factor to me at this stage though.