Maybe off topic considering the upcoming news - just saying the...

Maybe off topic considering the upcoming news - just saying the NMI and CAZ ground is equally prospective. Using the Nam mining portal geology GIS and the freely available Landsat app you can see the syncline structure of the region, with CLA on the southern limb. The western extension and northern limb are on NMI and CAZ respectively.

There’s been a lot of chat about a mystical feeder zone and even a second DOF. If the single, steeply  dipping DOF turns out to be economically marginal then structurally repeated DOFs would be good targets. Whether repeated by faults or folds doesn’t really matter (ideally both).  On the CLA ground, you can see the parasitic folds in the aerial imagery - these will be repeated in the Z direction as well so the geology definitely isn’t as simple as presented so far.

That’s why I like the NMI ground to the west - potential regional fold closure which means you may have two limbs - one dipping north and one south - fitting nicely into an open pit.... not to mention the increased dilation and fluid flow in the hinge.

The Sothern CAZ ground looks to have an apparent fold-fault with some increased alteration. Further north.... bit of a mystery