I would hope so with the initial samples returning these grades...

I would hope so with the initial samples returning these grades already,

"The assay results of raw samples displayed grades of Al203 of up to 25%."
"Identification of Halloysite located in multi-site surface sampling"
"Testing conducted by UK based First Test Minerals, specialists in kaolin for 30 years"
"Good halloysite occurrence at multiple sample sites – forming as ‘plates’ and ‘tubes’"
Halloysite at up to 15% by weight at sample site #4 noted (45 – 180um)"

• Sample GSWA 94490 contained nearly 50% tubular Halloysite, an exceptionally high grade and unique form of Halloysite.

• SEM studies indicated medium-grained kaolinite in sample GSWA 94489, with well- developed hexagonal stacked platelets.

• GSWA sampling at the project also returned ISO brightness results of 71% to 79% from raw samples, with higher results easily achievable by separating the kaolinite from other minerals such as quartz.

so it would seem like a sure thing, and there be some self kicking in the bum after the results come. guess we'll just have to wait these jokers out.