Thanks for the help guys, my reading of the results so far is...

Thanks for the help guys, my reading of the results so far is that the diatreme maybe a be a smaller version of LYC's Crown deposit, ie, polymetalic + med grade REE + phosphate.... and yes I agree not enough results to tell as yet. The good thing for NAV is that the company has the benefit of not being the first cab off the rank if the project goes forward, however I think it will be J/Ved. My question is that, are the phosphates incorporated in the REO layers or can they be separate? To me the phosphate levels, even allowing for the 4m splits are looking very healthy, my thanks, cheers