To date, 27 drill holes have been completed with some of the...

To date, 27 drill holes have been completed with some of the initial holes intersecting broad intersections of copper mineralisation comprising chalcocite and chalcopyrite.

From my time in the mineral industry i have seen some grades of Chalcocite >35%. I fact, we dug some of this straight out of the ground and sold it as a concentrate basically, it was 35%.

I'm NOT saying thats what we can expect here, however if we did, toot toot. With grades above 5% it gets cheaper to process. eg some tonnage throughput with 2 to 3 times the copper, so same power, media, pumps usage etc for more copper. So average grades of 5% would be awesome.

If in fact the grades and meters in the annoucement are half decent and the sp gets slapped about i'll be buying for sure. That would be a no brainer.

dyor