The following comment appears around "Higginsville" prospect in...

The following comment appears around "Higginsville" prospect in the recent Kali Metals prospectus. Higginsville is their term for the tenements they have around Mt Marion, Pioneer Dome, Bald Hill, Manna and Buldania. This shows either how lucky TG6 has been in its drilling or how fertile the area being drilled is for its prospects.

So they have a database of 12,378 pegmatites including 17,813 records. They have 167 records over 100 ppm (0.1%) meaning 99.1% of the pegmatite intercept records are for lithium below 0.1% (or below 0.21% if its Li percentages). The highest value noted is 347 ppm. Its possible these are Li readings meaning they need to be multiplied by 2.153 and the peak reading would be 0.75% LiOH (from 17,813 historical records).

TG6 currently has 11 drill holes with over 0.75% LiOH, being the highest historical record found in Kali's database.

Thickness of pegmatites - Kali note 755 records of 10m ore more in length meaning 94% of the pegmatite intersections in the database were under 10m in thickness. If this is what "normal" pegmatites look like, its not really that surprising that TG6 and others mainly have thinner intercepts. Having even one 19m intercept so far is actually doing pretty well. Now TG6 need to find out how thick this pegmatite gets because it would be amazing if 19m was its thickest point.