How to read a drill result
Start with the grade, interval, geometry and original disclosure. A headline intersection is not a resource estimate.
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Start with the grade, interval, geometry and original disclosure. A headline intersection is not a resource estimate.
Explore ↗Gram-metres are the product of grade in grams per tonne and an interval in metres.
Explore ↗True width is the thickness of a mineralised body measured perpendicular to its boundaries.
Explore ↗On the same mass basis, 1% equals 10,000 ppm and 1 ppm equals 1 g/t.
Explore ↗LCT means lithium, cesium and tantalum. It describes a family of granitic pegmatites, not a declaration of an economic deposit.
Explore ↗Escrow restricts the release of specified securities. The issuer’s agreement, exchange bulletin and applicable policy determine the actual schedule.
Explore ↗NI 43-101 sets Canadian standards for public disclosure about mineral projects. A technical report is an evidence document, not a guarantee that a mine will be built.
Explore ↗A flow-through share links a new share subscription to an agreement to renounce eligible resource expenses. The tax result depends on the agreement, expenses and subscriber.
Explore ↗Ownership, environmental review and development proposals, with government and issuer evidence kept distinct. Selected reviewed coverage.
Explore ↗Dated cash balances, issued common shares and a consistent working-capital calculation with original source pages.
Explore ↗3 completed financings with share counts, issue prices and the arithmetic behind reported gross proceeds. Gross, before fees, on the closing date.
Explore ↗Chemical assay results with original units, explicit included intervals and transparent conversions. Coverage is a reviewed selection.
Explore ↗33,490 drill-hole source records with reported lengths, locations and original source references where supplied. Search by hole, project or recorded operator.
Explore ↗6012 occurrence records from the Saskatchewan Mineral Deposit Index. Each has a permanent page, the original government record and a clear retrieval date.
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