Lets see what transpires Superior’s Managing Director, Peter...

Lets see what transpires


Superior’s Managing Director, Peter Hwang commented:
“We have beenvery excitedto view core from the first holes at Cockie Creek as we have only observed the
mineralisation in surface outcrop.

And we haven’t been disappointed, with indications so far exceeding our original expectations.
“It’s been very encouraging to see broader intersections of copper mineralisation than historically reported,
extensive biotite alteration potentially representing intense potassic alteration and in particular, bornite
mineralisation towards the bottom of CCDD001, well outside the known copper mineralisation envelope. It’s
one of the few times that we are more than happy to say that, on reflection, we may need to extend the hole
further.

“Apart from the bornite, there are some significant mineralisation and alteration observations that differ to
what we have seen at Bottletree.

Most of the Cockie Creek mineralisation is disseminated rather than veinhosted and the apparent intensity and extent of potential potassic alteration exceeds what has been observed
at Bottletree. However, we have only drilled the outer edge of the Bottletree system.
“This is our first opportunity to observe the Cockie Creek system in detail and we are still in the process of
understanding the geology and mineralisation. With the rig having just commenced the fifth hole and with
each hole averaging about 270m depth, the program is progressing at a fast and efficient pace.