While I am at it I just added the drilling result since the MRE to see what It thought might result in the updated MRE.
Thats enough AI for me today! 
Implications for project economics
| Parameter | 2024 MRE basis | Post-update expectation | Impact |
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| 1 | Resource category | 100 % Inferred | Significant Indicated slice | Enables PFS-level studies & Ore Reserve conversion |
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| 2 | Global tonnes | 200 Mt | 230-260 Mt | Extends mine life and optional pit size |
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| 3 | Average grade | 1.0 % | 1.0–1.1 % (diluted) | Slight uplift if high-grade zones enlarge |
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| 4 | High-grade subset | 53 Mt @ 2.1 % | 60-70 Mt @ 2.3-2.5 % | Higher early-cash-flow potential |
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| 5 | Strip ratio | Unchanged (oxide free-dig) | Possibly lower as southern & western extensions are shallow | Reduces mining cost/tonne |
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Overall, the new drilling should both grow the inventory and de-risk it, laying the groundwork for a pre-feasibility study and a first Ore Reserve in 2026. The headline uplift will be less about a spectacular jump in headline tonnes and more about turning part of a world-class discovery into bankable, high-confidence
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