This news release certainly is giving us as much information as possible; hole locations, direction(angle), exact dates, depth reached, visual reports of minerals observed with depths. Also a good idea of what they hope will show up in the assays - PGEs are not visually obvious, but only show in the assay(I heard so at least, anyone care to comment?) unlike massive sulphite, which can be seen in the drill cores. Anything close to 1gram per ton of Platinum and or palladium over a distance measured in metres will be great news, and could change the economics of the whole chromite deposit.

Those assays (for PGEs) are expensive and slow, but if they come up with a positive result, it will be a whole new ball game.