PM Demand... as Inflation Hedge!, page-66

That is a plot of the sulphur load in NDIBK04. While there are sulphides over a massive interval, there is a noticeable increase in percentage and consistency from approx 220-230m through to end of hole. It's also noticeable that the sulphides peak where we have reported visuals on Cu via chalcopyrite and bornite BUT the chalco and bornite don't account for all the sulphur. There is more to the mystery to be revealed via the assays. High probability of gold but we simply won't know until full assaying done.

Another thing to keep in mind with these xrf based systems is that they only scan the surface and they only scan on a continuous straight line down the top of the core...majority of content is unaccessed which is why we need the assays.

What is indisputable is Inca have a very sulphur rich system with bornite appearing at end of hole...perhaps as the drill was about to enter the higher grade zones of mineralisation.