Wildcat Resources’ Post

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If you look at all the pegmatites we've identified on the property, we've got the hand, the heart, the tablet, the Chewy, the lair, and parallel to it we have the look underneath it. If we strip it back, you can see the swarm of pegmatites that we have, the key ones being Lair and Luke's Lair, nearly 3 kilometres in Plunge. If we come back, that's the accommodation where we have 80 people. We're going to now. Have the drone fly to the South where on flat terrain. The floral phone surveys are all completed. We've also gone ahead and drilled all the geotech drilling for an open pit. And then we've done the water board drilling to show that we have sufficient quality and quantity of water on site. We're now flying South. And you can see the giant layer deposit underneath us. It's nearly 600 meters across and three kilometres in plunge. It surfaces where you can see the marking there of layer and it outcrops that surface for nearly a kilometre. That's the Tabataba pit we're flying over and we have a number of drill pads that we've used to drill the 100,000 meters. As you can see there, it's an outcrop of nearly a kilometre. We're now going to have a look at all the drilling we completed in long section here. When we got the project, there wasn't much drilling. There was only a very little amount of drilling. In the first few months, we drilled the high and the hot to the north and very quickly went, we went to the Lair in the South in September, we hit layer and then we got six rigs on site and kept drilling a layer and we had exciting results come out. And in April we're hit Luke. And so we had our rigs on layer and Luke. So real credit to our team to ramp up so quickly so we can get a resource out in time. The deposit itself. Is nearly 120 to 150 meters wide with some excellent results all over 80 metres. 1 to 1 1/2 percent lithium oxide, so some Tier 1 results right through a long section of the deposit. If you look at it, we've only drilled to 500 meters in depth and it's about 600. Meters across. It's open that depth and we're also looking at more parallel loads under look in the future. Everyone asks us what does it look like in section. So if we slice it in section, it's 100 meters wide. But also you can see the parallel loads, the hand, the Hut, the chewy in the hanging wall. That all bodes well for a low stripping ratio in future. Again, in section some of the results we're seeing 110 metres wide. And results of 84 meters at 1.595 at 1.2. Today we put out a result of 69 at 1.21 point 9%. So some significant intersections here.