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S2 RESOURCES LTD — Interim / Quarterly Report 2019
Jul 30, 2019
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Interim / Quarterly Report
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ASX Announcement
31[st] July 2019
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JUNE 2019 QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REPORT
Key points
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Good financial position with A$13.5 million cash and investments at quarter’s end
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Large gold anomaly identified in base of till drilling at Aarnivalkea, Finland – diamond drilling commenced
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Electromagnetic conductor defined at Ruopas, Finland – area prioritised for grant of exploration licence to enable diamond drilling later in year
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Exploration licence granted subsequent to quarters end at Aakenusvaara gold prospect, Finland
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Nickel sulphides intersected in diamond drilling subsequent to quarter’s end at Gwardar nickel sulphide prospect, Polar Bear
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Sold 1.2 million Westgold (ASX:WGX) shares for A$1.8 million and a further 1 million WGX shares for A$1.8 million) subsequent to quarter’s end
CORPORATE
Finance
A total of A$1.1 million was spent during the quarter, comprising $A0.7 million exploration and evaluation costs, A$0.2 million corporate costs, business development costs, overheads and payments for fixed assets, and $0.2 million staff costs.
During the quarter, the Company sold 1,204,547 Westgold Resources Ltd (ASX:WGX) shares for proceeds of A$1.8 million. At the end of the June quarter cash totaled A$11.6 million, and cash plus the WGX investment totaled A$13.5 million.
The remaining 1,000,000 WGX shares held were sold after quarter end for proceeds of A$1.8 million.
Planned expenditure for the next quarter ended 30 September 2019 is anticipated to be approximately A$3.5 million.
4/24 Parkland Road, Osborne Park, WA 6017, Australia. PO Box 1209, Osborne Park, WA 6916, Australia ABN 18 606 128 090 T +61 8 6166 0240 F 61 8 6270 5410 E [email protected] W www.s2resources.com.au
Capital structure
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200,000 employee options lapsed on their terms during the quarter. The total issued capital comprises 247,915,179 ordinary shares and 53.2 million unlisted options, which if exercised, would represent a capital injection of A$18 million to the Company.
EXPLORATION
Central Lapland Greenstone Belt, Finland (100% S2)
S2 has approximately 684 square kilometres of ground in the Central Lapland Greenstone Belt of Finland, a region that contains significant shear zone hosted gold deposits, such as Agnico Eagle’s 8Moz Kittila gold mine, and magmatic copper-nickel-PGM deposits, which include Boliden’s Kevitsa mine and Anglo American’s world class Sakatti deposit.
Aarnivalkea
During the quarter the Company received all assay results for the reconnaissance base of till (BOT) drilling program undertaken with the aim of locating the bedrock source of the gold anomalism previously defined in last summer’s ionic leach geochemical survey (see Figure 1). The BOT program comprised 1,363 holes drilled on a 400 x 20 metre grid, with selected infill to 100 x 10 metres.
The close spacing was necessary because there is very little or no mechanical or chemical dispersion and the sample is effectively a sample of fresh rock or rubble buried beneath transported glacial till, unlike Australia where deep weathering creates extensive dispersion and supergene enrichment of gold over broad areas. The BOT drillhole produces one end of hole sample at the interface of the glacial till with the subjacent bedrock, so it is effectively a rock chip and geochemical sample beneath the cover.
The BOT program defined a strike extensive corridor of deformed and altered greenstones, comprising strongly sheared and hydrothermal silica, carbonate, sulphide altered basalts and intermediate porphyries (see Figure 3). This zone, termed the Aarnivalkea prospect, is 1.3 kilometres long and includes numerous samples grading greater than 0.5 g/t gold, with a peak value of 3.8 g/t gold (see figures 2-7). It is also open along strike to the north and south (see S2 ASX announcement of 1[st] May 2019).
The samples recovered from the drilling comprise highly angular basement rock fragments and not mixed and/or rounded fragments, which suggests that the samples are in-situ or close to their source. Additionally, the anomaly crosses various terrain types so is likely to reflect a real bedrock feature rather than a spurious transported glacial feature or recent geomorphological regime.
Reconnaissance diamond drilling of this corridor commenced at the end of the June quarter, with the initial phase of drilling comprising widely spaced fences of 40 metre spaced diamond holes drilled to a nominal depth of 80 metres in order to locate the bedrock source of the sheared, altered and gold-arsenic anomalous samples identified in the BOT drilling program.
Complete assay results from the first few diamond holes are imminent.
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Figure 1. Completed BOT drilling (yellow dots) over ionic leach gold anomaly heatmap (colour) and aeromagnetics (greyscale).
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Figure 2. Completed BOT drilling (yellow dots) over gravity (colour) and aeromagnetics (greyscale). The anomaly coincides with the western edge of a gravity low that may represent a structure juxtaposing rocks of differing densities or a large hydrothermal alteration cell. The northern and southern continuations of the gravity low have not yet been tested by BOT drilling.
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Figure 3. Magnified photographs of end of hole BOT samples (field of view approximately 1 centimetre). Top left and right: strongly sheared, silicified, sericitised and sulphide-bearing BOT chips grading 3.8 g/t gold from hole 14579; bottom left and right: strongly silicified and sulphidised BOT chips grading 1.3 g/t gold from hole 14581.
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Figure 4. Gold anomalism in BOT drilling over aeromagnetics (greyscale).
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Figure 5. Detailed plan of the Aarnivalkea prospect showing gold anomalism in BOT drillholes and outline of anomaly over gravity. The anomaly follows a strong gravity gradient that may represent a structure juxtaposing more dense rocks (left hand side/pink) and less dense rocks or alteration (right hand side/green).
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Figure 6. Detailed plan of the Aarnivalkea prospect showing gold anomalism in BOT drillholes and outline of anomaly over terrain airphoto. The bedrock anomaly forms a coherent NNE trending zone beneath a variety of superimposed recent/current terrains (hills and drainage) with a predominant WNW-ESE trend.
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Figure 7. Detailed plan of the Aarnivalkea prospect showing gold anomalism in BOT drillholes and outline of anomaly over topography map. Active drainage is shown in blue and swampy areas as green and blue lines. The area is well accessed by public roads and forestry tracks.
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Aakenusvaara
Subsequent to the end of the quarter the Finnish mining authority, TUKES, granted the Aakenusvaara exploration licence, which covers a gold prospect originally discovered by Outokumpu in the 1980’s (see S2’s ASX announcement of 25[th] July 2019). This is immediately along strike from the former Saatoporra copper-gold mine (see Figure 8).
Outokumpu drilled 33 diamond holes for 3,125 metres and subsequently drilled nine shallow reverse circulation percussion (RC) holes in 1994 (see Figure 9).
Best intercepts* from the historical diamond drilling are quoted in an Outokumpu technical report as follows (Table 1 shows all intercepts):
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11 metres @ 9.6 g/t gold from 113 metres in AAV-3
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4.8 metres @ 10 g/t gold from 37.4 metres, including 1.75 metres @ 23.1 g/t from 39.25 metres in AAV-10
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2.8 metres @ 2.1 g/t gold from 57.4 metres, and 3.2 metres @ 3.9 g/t gold from 74.5 metres in AAV-11
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4.6 metres @ 2.3 g/t gold from 102.2 metres in AAV-24
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5.1 metres @ 2.3 g/t gold from 50.2 metres in AAV-26
*It is important to note that the results are historical, having been drilled in the 1980’s and 1990’s by Outokumpu. No digital data exists for the holes drilled before 1986 and the quoted intercepts are from an Outokumpu Mining internal report written in 1992. Remaining drill core has been inspected at the Geological Survey of Finland’s (GTK’s) core library in southern Finland by S2 and check assaying of three holes is in progress. The core is in good condition and appears to have been prepared and sampled to a high standard. However, the quoted historical results would not be suitable for any current JORC resource and are quoted purely to indicate the potential prospectivity of the area.
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Figure 8. Aakenusvaara Exploration lease (pink) overview showing access, historic collar positions and location of Saattopora Mine.
The initial diamond drilling was designed to test various geophysical and geochemical targets defined by base of till (BOT) drilling and ground based electromagnetic surveys. This was primarily reconnaissance drilling so potential down dip or down plunge extensions to these intersections were not necessarily followed up. Many of the diamond holes were drilled to test geophysical (sulphide) anomalies and did not target the main subcropping gold mineralisation
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defined by the BOT drilling. Furthermore, six of the diamond holes were drilled at a shallow angle to the north, which appears to be subparallel to the interpreted dip of the mineralisation, and therefore failed to test it.
Three dimensional (3D) capture and modelling of available data suggests that the main envelope of mineralisation dips moderately to the north. S2 intends to drill approximately 1,500m of diamond core to test for down dip/plunge extensions around AAV-3 (11m @ 9.6 g/t gold). This drilling is scheduled to commence in early August once the first phase of reconnaissance drilling has been completed at the Aarnivalkea anomaly (see S2’s ASX announcement of 1[st] May 2019).
Drilling is expected to take several weeks.
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Figure 9. Collar Plan of historic drilling. The red outline is the estimated subcrop of the main mineralised trend.
Ruopas
The Ruopas area is considered prospective for magmatic nickel-copper-PGM sulphide deposits such as Anglo American’s giant Sakatti deposit, located 85 kilometres to the east.
A ground-based electromagnetic (EM) survey was undertaken during the quarter to verify anomalies identified in the previous regional VTEM survey. This survey identified an east-west striking, south dipping, east plunging EM anomaly of significant strike length (280 metres) and modest conductance (see S2 ASX announcement of 16[th] May 2019). It is spatially associated with a number of important features, as shown in Figure 10 and summarized below:
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The conductor is located on the axis of a large gravity anomaly, which suggests the presence of dense rocks such as mafics and ultramafics
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There is no outcrop near the anomaly but ultramafics have been identified along strike in limited subcrop 3.5 kilometres to the west and 1.5 kilometres to the east
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The conductor is situated at the eastern end of an extensive >200ppm copper anomaly and coincident narrower but equally strike extensive >1000ppm nickel anomaly defined by historic base of till (BOT) drilling undertaken in the 1980’s on 500 metre by 20 metre spacing by the GTK (the Finnish Geological Survey). This BOT drilling program was conducted in winter over a frozen swamp and the coppernickel anomaly is concealed beneath this thin layer of cover
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The conductor is close to a historic (1980’s) GTK diamond drill hole that appears to have terminated at least 100 metres short of the modelled position of the conductor
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Figure 10. Location of EM conductor on a gravity ridge (colour) and at the eastern end of a base of till copper-nickel anomaly. The conductor plunges to the east so any eroded up-plunge component would have been located to the west where the anomalism occurs. The conductor and associated copper-nickel anomaly are concealed by a shallow bog but the conductor can be drilled from more elevated ground accessible all year round. Magnetics, gravity and BOT drilling courtesy of the GTK.
Drilling will commence once the expedited part of the exploration licence application is granted, which is anticipated to be during the northern autumn.
The ground EM completed to date only covers about 10% of the VTEM survey area, and will be extended during the northern winter as other priorities permit (see Figure 11).
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Figure 11. Four initial areas of ground-based EM surveys, showing the location of the survey that has confirmed the large EM conductor in this announcement (bottom right), over VTEM channel 30 conductivity image.
Reconnaissance
BOT drilling continued during the quarter in the Paana area and commenced in the Keulakopaa area subsequent to the quarter’s end.
At Paana, the focus of the BOT drilling program was to extend the Aarnivalkea gold anomaly. Assay results for the first of these holes are expected shortly.
Polar Bear, Western Australia (S2 100% of nickel rights)
S2’s holds the nickel rights over an area of 510 square kilometres to the southeast of the Widgiemooltha and Kambalda nickel sulphide trends. S2 retained these rights when it sold the Polar Bear project (comprising the Polar Bear and Norcott projects and the Eundynie Joint Venture) to Westgold (now owned by RNC through its purchase of Westgold’s Higginsville gold operations). The nickel rights include the Halls Knoll, Taipan and Gwardar nickel prospects.
Three diamond holes and one reverse circulation (RC) re-entry hole were drilled subsequent to the quarter’s end to test beneath low grade nickel sulphides previously intersected in RC drilling undertaken by S2’s predecessor company, Sirius Resources (refer to Sirius’ ASX announcement of 29[th] October 2014). This area was originally termed Taipan North but has since been renamed Gwardar. The new holes were designed to locate the potential down plunge extension of the ultramafic lava channel and associated nickel sulphide mineralisation (see S2’s ASX announcement of 22[nd] July 2019).
The central of the three diamond holes, SPBD0360, identified the down plunge extension of the lava channel and intersected significant nickel sulphide mineralisation in three zones as follows:
- Upper cloud sulphide zone: 7 metres @ 0.47% nickel from 159 metres
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Lower disseminated sulphide zone: 17.83 metres @ 0.75% nickel from 183 metres, including
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0.68 metres @ 3.31% nickel, 0.43% copper from 200.15 metres (on the basal contact)
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Footwall remobilised stringer zone: 3.33 metres @ 1.38% nickel, 0.24% copper from 223.67 metres
This confirms the presence of a substantial east dipping, south plunging lava channel, similar to those known at Kambalda and Widgiemooltha, that is heavily pregnant with nickel sulphides (see Figures 12 and 13).
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Figure 12. Long projection showing intercepts in hole SPBD0360, down plunge from prior intercepts of predominantly disseminated mineralisation.
The presence of cloud, disseminated and blebby sulphides in the main flow, massive sulphides on its basal contact, and remobilised sulphides injected for a distance of 25 metres below the basal contact is considered encouraging. In addition, a second ultramafic unit with observed magmatic sulphides was intersected within the footwall sequence in hole SPBD0362 is considered encouraging as it may represent a footwall embayment like those known to host mineralisation at Kambalda and Widgiemooltha.
In fertile (nickel sulphide-bearing) lava channels, mineralisation can strengthen or wane along the axis of the channel so the future exploration strategy is simply one of following the plunge deeper with further drilling, scheduled for later in the year.
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Figure 13. Cross section showing intercepts in hole SPBD0360, down plunge from prior intercepts of predominantly disseminated mineralisation.
Downhole EM surveying of the four holes has been completed with processing ongoing. Although no responses indicative of nearby massive sulphides were observed, preliminary assessment of data from hole SPBD0360 indicates the presence of a conductive body, coincident with the basal contact and of moderate size.
S2 owns the nickel rights to a large area southeast from the Widgiemooltha and Kambalda nickel trends (see Figure 14).
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Figure 14. Extent of S2’s nickel rights to the southeast of the known nickel sulphide deposits of the Widgiemooltha trend and the Kambalda trend.
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Fraser Range, Western Australia (S2 100%)
The Company has three exploration licence applications in the Fraser Range, located 40 to 80 kilometres to the northeast of the Nova-Bollinger nickel-copper mine, which S2’s predecessor, Sirius Resources, discovered in 2012.
During the quarter the Company was notified by the Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) that it had been successful in three of four ballots for exploration licences covering 173.2 square kilometres in the Fraser Range nickel province (see Figure 15).
These applications are expected to be granted sometime during the second half of calendar 2019.
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Figure 15. New Fraser Range Exploration licence applications awarded to S2 in a DMIRS ballot (shown in red).
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Ecru, Nevada, USA (S2 earning 70%)
The Ecru project is located 40 kilometres southeast of Battle Mountain in Lander County, Nevada. It is located in the heart of the highly endowed Battle Mountain–Eureka trend, surrounded on three sides by Barrick Gold’s Cortez District property, which contains the Pipeline, Cortez Hills and Goldrush deposits with a collective gold endowment of approximately 50 million ounces. The project is situated between exposed range and concealed basin, in an area covered by a wedge of transported colluvium (“pediment”), and is centered on a large gravity high that is interpreted to represent an upthrown block of the same favourable carbonate rocks that host Barrick’s nearby world class deposits. Additionally, the project is interpreted to contain geology analogous to that at Barrick’s Pipeline deposit, which occurs where favourable carbonates of the Wenban Formation have been thrust over the “cap” rocks of the Valmy Formation by the Abyss Thrust, with the receptive carbonate host rock and mineralization having being exhumed (unroofed, or exposed) by partial erosion of the overlying rocks, before being buried again beneath more recent transported colluvium. S2 can earn a 70% interest by the expenditure of US$3 million by June 2022, and can withdraw after the expenditure of US$200,000 by June 2019.
No fieldwork was undertaken during the quarter but planning is underway for the restart of field activities in the northern hemisphere autumn.
For further information, please contact:
Mark Bennett Managing Director & CEO +61 8 6166 0240
Anna Neuling Executive Director & Company Secretary +61 8 6166 0240
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| Project | Tenement ID | Registered Holder | Location | Ownership % | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finland | |||||
| Reservations | |||||
| Central Lapland | Pahasvuoma | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% | Granted |
| Central Lapland | Rova | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% | Granted |
| Exploration Licenses | |||||
| Central Lapland | Kerjonen | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% | Granted |
| Central Lapland | Keulakkopää | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% | Granted |
| Central Lapland | Paana Central | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% | Granted |
| Central Lapland | Palvanen | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Putaanperä | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Sikavaara | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Paana East | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Paana West | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Selkä | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Mesi | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Ruopas | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Nuttio | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Home | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Hanhijarvi | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Pikkulaki | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Ruopas 1 | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Paana W2 | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Home 1 | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Palvanen 1 | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Palvanen 2 | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Central Lapland | Aakenusvaara | Sakumpu Exploration Oy | Central Lapland | 100% when granted | Application |
| Nevada | |||||
| Ecru | Ecru 1 NMC1098847 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 2 NMC1098848 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
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| Ecru | Ecru 15 NMC1098861 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
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| Ecru | Ecru 25 NMC1098871 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
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| Ecru | Ecru 47 NMC1098893 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Project | Tenement ID | Registered Holder | Location | Ownership % | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ecru | Ecru 48 NMC1098894 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 49 NMC1098895 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 50 NMC1098896 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 51 NMC1098897 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 52 NMC1098898 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 53 NMC1098899 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 54 NMC1098900 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 55 NMC1098901 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 56 NMC1098902 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 57 NMC1098903 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 58 NMC1098904 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 59 NMC1098905 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 60 NMC1098906 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
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| Ecru | Ecru 65 NMC1098911 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 66 NMC1098912 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 67 NMC1098913 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 68 NMC1098914 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 69 NMC1098915 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 70 NMC1098916 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 71 NMC1098917 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 72 NMC1098918 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 73 NMC1098919 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 74 NMC1098920 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 75 NMC1098921 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 76 NMC1098922 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 77 NMC1098923 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 78 NMC1098924 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 79 NMC1098925 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 80 NMC1098926 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 81 NMC1098927 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 82 NMC1098928 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 83 NMC1098929 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 84 NMC1098930 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 85 NMC1098931 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 86 NMC1098932 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 87 NMC1098933 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 88 NMC1098934 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 89 NMC1098935 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 90 NMC1098936 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 91 NMC1098937 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 92 NMC1098938 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 93 NMC1098939 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 94 NMC1098940 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 95 NMC1098941 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 96 NMC1098942 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 97 NMC1098943 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 98 NMC1098944 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 99 NMC1098945 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 100 NMC1098946 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 101 NMC1098947 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 102 NMC1098948 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 103 NMC1098949 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 104 NMC1098950 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 105 NMC1098951 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 106 NMC1098952 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 107 NMC1098953 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 108 NMC1098954 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 113 NMC1098955 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 114 NMC1098956 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 115 NMC1098957 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | Ecru 116 NMC1098958 | Kinetic Gold(US)Inc. | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted |
| Ecru | T29N R47E Section 27(All) | Newmont USA Ltd | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted Private Mineral Rights |
| Ecru | T29N R47E Section 33(N1/2, N1/2S1/2) | Newmont USA Ltd | Lander C. | earning70% | Granted Private Mineral Rights |
| Western Australia | |||||
| Polar Bear | E15/1298 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E15/1461 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E15/1541 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E63/1142 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Project | Tenement ID | Registered Holder | Location | Ownership % | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polar Bear | E63/1712 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E63/1725 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E63/1756 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | E63/1757 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M15/651 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M15/710 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M15/1814 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M63/230 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M63/255 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M63/269 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M63/279 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | M63/662 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel when granted | Application |
| Polar Bear | P15/5638 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P15/5639 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P15/5640 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P15/5958 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P15/5959 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1587 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1588 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1589 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1590 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1591 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1592 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1593 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Polar Bear | P63/1594 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E15/1458 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E15/1459 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E15/1464 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E63/1726 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E63/1727 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Eundynie JV | E63/1738 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd / Shumwari Pty Ltd | Lake Cowan | 80% nickel | Granted |
| Norcott | E15/1487 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Mt Norcott | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Norcott | E63/1728 | Polar Metals Pty Ltd | Mt Norcott | 100% nickel | Granted |
| Fraser Range | E28/2791 | Southern Star Pty Ltd | Fraser Range | 100% when granted – subject to ballot | Application |
| Fraser Range | E28/2792 | Southern Star Pty Ltd | Fraser Range | 100% when granted – subject to ballot | Application |
| Fraser Range | E28/2793 | Southern Star Pty Ltd | Fraser Range | 100% when granted – subject to ballot | Application |
| Fraser Range | E28/2794 | Southern Star Pty Ltd | Fraser Range | 100% when granted – subject to ballot | Application |