The mineralised footprint at a 1.0% copper grade has size roughly 180m by 250m by 300m vertical by 2.8 sg.
Grades on inspection look like it's close to 1.5% Cu.
Gives around 38 million tonnes at say 1.5% Cu gives roughly 570k tonnes of contained copper. Assuming that 1/2 of this would get into a reserve would give you 285k tonnes of contained copper.
Further drilling will tighten limits so suspect is will be smaller in size. These are usually pipelike in nature.
The mineralised footprint at a 1.0% copper grade has size...
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