Yukon Base Metal Project, page-21

Having secured a cobalt / copper project in the Yukon for next to nothing, there's a very strong possibility that similar acquisitions will be forthcoming. From the Quarterlies:

"INCREASING THE MINEABLE RESOURCES
It is considered likely that additional ore supply could ultimately be secured through exploration success at the YBMP itself and/or by securing material from other “stranded” base metal deposits in the vicinity. Accordingly, to help ascertain the potential value of exploration (and/or acquisition) success, during the recent review consideration was given to the financial impact of potentially increasing the mineable resources at the YBMP. The review demonstrated that considerable additional value can potentially be realised by exploration and/or acquisition success. Accordingly the Company remains determined to continue to conduct further exploration at the Project, including drill testing the very high‐priority, un‐drilled targets at the Junction Prospect, where four extensive zinc‐in‐soil anomalies are present, each of which exceeds 2,000m in length, and from where assays up to 0.45% Zn and 6.1 g/t Ag have been returned. The size and grade of these anomalies is comparable to the zinc‐in‐soil anomalies previously delineated over the Andrew, Darcy and Darin Deposits that now host the existing JORC compliant resources at the YBMP that comprise 12.6Mt @ 5.3% Zn and 0.9% Pb . Additionally the Company has established a deliberate strategy to pursue other opportunities in the district with a view to securing additional material to process through an on‐site facility".