The Black Swan drilling was an infill program on a low grade ore body. The assays are only useful when combined and interpreted as a whole - that is what we are waiting for because that will tell us about any extension of project life for the smelter grade product. Unless something unusual was encountered (company has confirmed this not to be the case) you wouldn’t expect to see assays. There is a huge amount of low grade ore beneath the open pit, but the short term question is how much of it is Serpentinite and suitable for Stage 1 processing?
LJ drilling is an exploration program, so yes, you would expect to see assay results when the are available. Would think later next month.
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