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Mineral Resource Estimate - JORC Code 2012 Edition
VEGA-GOLD-1 Deposit · Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia
Report Date18 February 2026
CommodityGold (Au)
Deposit TypeOrogenic Lode Gold
ExchangeASX
Competent Person[Competent Person], MAusIMM (CP)
Estimation MethodOrdinary Kriging
SAMPLE REPORT - FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY
1. Mineral Resource Statement
Mineral Resource estimate reported at a 0.5 g/t Au cut-off grade for open pit and 2.0 g/t Au for underground. Resource classification per JORC Code 2012 guidelines on geological confidence, drill spacing, and data quality.
CLASSIFICATION TONNAGE (Mt) GRADE Au (g/t) CONTAINED Au (koz) CONFIDENCE
Measured2.844.72431High - drill spacing ≤25×25m
Indicated5.213.48583Moderate - 25×25m to 50×50m
Inferred3.672.91343Low - spacing >50×50m
TOTAL M+I+Inf11.723.601,357 -
2. Table 1 - Section 1: Sampling Techniques and Data
CRITERIACOMMENTARY
Sampling techniquesDiamond core (HQ/NQ) and Reverse Circulation (RC, 140mm) drilling. Core split with diamond saw, half-core sampled at 1m intervals through mineralised zones. RC samples collected via cyclone, riffle-split to ~3kg.
Drilling techniques47 diamond drill holes (DDH) totalling 14,280m. 23 RC holes totalling 3,680m. Core oriented using Reflex ACT III tool. Average hole depth 210m (DDH), 160m (RC).
Drill sample recoveryDDH core recovery averaged 97.3% (range 89-100%). RC sample recovery monitored by weighing. No significant sample loss identified in mineralised zones.
LoggingAll DDH core geologically and geotechnically logged. Lithology, mineralogy, alteration, veining, structure recorded at 0.5m intervals. Core photography (wet/dry) for full length. RC chips logged per metre.
Sub-sampling techniquesCore sawn longitudinally, consistent half-core side sampled. Samples crushed to -2mm (70%), pulverised to -75μm (85%). 1:20 field duplicates, 1:25 CRM insertions, 1:30 blank insertions.
Quality of assay dataPrimary laboratory: ALS Perth (ISO 17025). Au by 50g fire assay with AAS finish (Au-AA26). Multi-element by 4-acid ICP-MS (ME-MS61). Umpire lab: SGS Kalgoorlie (5% of samples). CRM pass rate 96.2%. Blank failures: 0/84.
Verification of samplingIndependent verification by CoreElement.AI QA/QC engine: Shewhart control charts for CRMs (±2σ), duplicate HARD analysis (mean HARD 8.3%, within 15% tolerance), zero blank contamination events.
Location of data pointsCollar positions surveyed by differential GPS (±0.02m). Downhole survey: Reflex EZ-TRAC at 30m intervals. Grid: MGA Zone 51 (GDA2020). RL to AHD. Topography from LiDAR DTM (0.25m resolution).
Data spacing and distributionMeasured: 25×25m (infill area, 200m×400m). Indicated: 50×50m (extensions). Inferred: >50m (peripheral). Mineralised zone continuity confirmed over 1,200m strike, 50-180m down-dip.
Audits or reviewsInternal review by designated CP. No external audit to date. Full data and QA/QC package available for independent review. CoreElement.AI platform maintains complete audit trail with data lineage.
3. Table 1 - Section 3: Estimation and Reporting of Mineral Resources
CRITERIACOMMENTARY
Database integrityAll data imported into CoreElement.AI Data Lake with automated validation: collar/survey check (max 5° deviation), overlapping interval detection, negative depth flagging. 14 records corrected from original database (0.03% error rate).
Geological interpretationMineralisation hosted in sheared mafic volcanics (basalt-dolerite) at contact with banded iron formation (BIF). Three ore lenses interpreted: Main Lode (strike 340°, dip 65°W), Footwall Lode, Hanging Wall Lode. Interpreted with 50m confidence.
DimensionsMain Lode: 1,200m strike × 180m down-dip × 3-15m true width. Footwall: 600m × 120m × 2-8m. Hanging Wall: 400m × 80m × 1-5m. Total mineralised envelope ~2.1km along strike.
Estimation methodologyOrdinary Kriging (OK) in 10×10×5m parent blocks, sub-blocked to 2.5×2.5×2.5m at domain boundaries. Grade interpolated within wireframed domains. Hard boundaries applied between lodes. Validated by IDW and NN check estimates (±7% global match).
VariographyExperimental variograms modelled in 3 directions (along strike, down-dip, across-strike). Nugget: 35% of total sill. Major range: 85m (along strike). Semi-major: 55m (down-dip). Minor: 12m (across-strike). Spherical model.
Cut-off gradeOpen pit: 0.5 g/t Au (based on A$15/t mining, A$18/t processing, 93% recovery, Au price A$4,200/oz). Underground: 2.0 g/t Au (based on A$80/t mining, A$25/t processing, 90% recovery).
Bulk density344 immersion measurements on core. Fresh rock: 2.82 t/m³ (range 2.71-2.95). Oxide: 2.15 t/m³. Transitional: 2.48 t/m³. Density assigned per weathering domain. No voids encountered.
ClassificationMeasured: minimum 4 DDH composites, max 25m from estimate point, kriging variance <30%. Indicated: min 2 DDH composites, max 60m, slope of regression >0.5. Inferred: remainder within wireframe, informed by at least 1 drill intercept.
4. Sensitivity Analysis - Resource vs Cut-off Grade
CUT-OFF (g/t Au)TONNES (Mt)GRADE (g/t Au)CONTAINED Au (koz)
0.314.812.981,419
0.5 (OP base case)11.723.601,357
1.08.434.511,222
2.0 (UG base case)5.185.87978
3.03.427.14785
5.01.539.82483
5. Drillhole Summary
HOLE IDEASTINGNORTHINGRLDEPTH (m)TYPEAZ/DIPBEST INTERCEPT
VG-DDH-001362,4186,584,220348285DDH HQ270°/-60°12m @ 8.42 g/t Au from 142m
VG-DDH-002362,4436,584,195346310DDH NQ270°/-65°18m @ 5.73 g/t Au from 198m
VG-DDH-003362,4686,584,170351245DDH HQ270°/-55°7m @ 12.1 g/t Au from 167m
VG-RC-004362,4936,584,245344180RC 140mm270°/-60°4m @ 3.81 g/t Au from 88m
VG-DDH-005362,5186,584,145349320DDH HQ270°/-70°22m @ 6.18 g/t Au from 224m incl. 5m @ 14.3 g/t
... 65 additional holes not shown (full data available in platform) ...
6. QA/QC Summary
QA/QC PARAMETERPROTOCOLRESULTSTATUS
CRM Standards1:25 insertion (OREAS 262, 260, 258)Pass rate 96.2% (±2σ)✓ PASS
Blanks1:30 insertion (certified blank)0/84 failures (0.0%)✓ PASS
Field Duplicates1:20 (quarter-core)Mean HARD 8.3%✓ PASS (<15%)
Coarse Duplicates1:40 (crush-split)Mean HARD 5.1%✓ PASS (<10%)
Umpire Lab5% to SGS KalgoorlieMean bias +2.8%, R²=0.987✓ PASS (<5%)
Data ValidationCoreElement.AI auto-checks14/48,220 records corrected (0.03%)✓ PASS
COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENT
The information in this report that relates to Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by the designated Competent Person, who is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (MAusIMM). The Competent Person has sufficient experience relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity being undertaken, to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 Edition of the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves" (the JORC Code).
[Competent Person], MAusIMM (CP)
CoreElement.AI · Sample Report
📋 COMPLETE REPORT PACKAGE - 20 DOCUMENTS
📑 MAIN REPORT & TABLE 1
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Cover Page & Executive Summary
Project overview, key findings, CP endorsement
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JORC Table 1, Section 1 - Sampling Techniques & Data
10 criteria: drilling, recovery, logging, sub-sampling, QA/QC, verification
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JORC Table 1, Section 2 - Exploration Results
Reporting criteria, aggregation methods, data completeness
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JORC Table 1, Section 3 - Mineral Resources
Database integrity, interpretation, estimation, classification, cut-off
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JORC Table 1, Section 4 - Ore Reserves
Modifying factors, mining method, metallurgy, costs, economics
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📊 RESOURCE ESTIMATION
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Mineral Resource Statement
M+I+Inf by classification, tonnage, grade, contained metal
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Ore Reserve Statement
Proved + Probable reserves post modifying factors
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Sensitivity Analysis - Grade vs Tonnage
Resource at multiple cut-off grades with grade-tonnage curves
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Block Model Parameters & Statistics
Parent/sub-block sizes, search parameters, kriging efficiency
XLSX
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Variography Report
Experimental variograms, model parameters, nugget/sill/range by domain
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🔬 QA/QC & VALIDATION
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QA/QC Summary Report
CRM control charts, blank results, duplicate HARD analysis, umpire lab
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🗃 DRILLHOLE DATA & TABLES
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Drillhole Collar Summary
All collar coordinates, depths, azimuths, dips - full dataset
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Significant Intercepts Table
All mineralised intercepts with from/to/width/grade
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Drillhole Location Plan
Plan view with collar positions, resource outline, infrastructure
DWG
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Cross Sections & Long Sections
Geological interpretations, grade shells, drill traces
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Bulk Density Measurements
344 immersion measurements by weathering domain
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✍ COMPETENT PERSON
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Competent Person Consent Form
Written CP consent per ASX Listing Rule 5.6 / 5.9
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CP Declaration - JORC Code 2012
Formal declaration with qualifications, experience, independence
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📎 APPENDICES
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Appendix A - Complete Assay Database
All assay results with hole ID, from, to, element suite
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Appendix B - QA/QC Control Charts
Shewhart charts for each CRM, duplicate scatter plots
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Technical Report - NI 43-101 / Form 43-101F1
AURORA-7 Copper-Molybdenum Project · Highland Valley, British Columbia, Canada
Filing Date12 February 2026
CommodityCopper (Cu) + Molybdenum (Mo)
Deposit TypeCalc-Alkalic Porphyry
ExchangeTSX
Qualified Person[Qualified Person], P.Geo.
CIM StandardCIM Definition Standards 2014
SAMPLE REPORT - FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY
§10. Drilling
Drilling conducted in 3 phases (2023-2025). Total 38 DDH holes (18,420m) and 15 RC holes (2,850m). All holes QAQC-validated per CIM best practices.
HOLE IDEASTINGNORTHINGDEPTH (m)TYPEBEST Cu INTERCEPTMo (ppm)
HV7-DDH-001587,3405,612,880485DDH HQ124m @ 0.62% Cu from 186m220
HV7-DDH-002587,4205,612,940520DDH HQ98m @ 0.54% Cu from 248m175
HV7-DDH-003587,2805,612,810390DDH NQ76m @ 0.71% Cu from 164m incl. 22m @ 1.14%310
HV7-DDH-004587,5005,613,020610DDH HQ180m @ 0.48% Cu from 312m145
... 49 additional holes (full data in platform) ...
§14. Mineral Resource Estimate (CIM 2014)
CATEGORYTONNAGE (Mt)Cu (%)Mo (ppm)CONTAINED Cu (Mlb)CONTAINED Mo (Mlb)
Measured48.20.5218555219.7
Indicated124.60.411421,12639.0
Inferred87.30.339863518.9
TOTAL M+I+Inf260.10.401352,31377.6
App. Form 43-101F1 - Table of Contents (26 Items)
Item 1: Title Page - Aurora-7 Cu-Mo Project, Highland Valley BC
Item 2: Table of Contents - auto-generated with page numbers
Item 3: Summary - 2-page executive summary with key findings
Item 4: Property Description & Location - 15 mineral claims, 4,280 ha, Highland Valley district, UTM Zone 10N
Item 5: Accessibility, Climate, Infrastructure - 12km from Hwy 97C, 1,400m ASL, Continental climate
Item 6: History - Previous exploration by Cominco (1972-1981), Teck (1995-2003)
Item 7: Geological Setting - Quesnellia terrane, Guichon Creek batholith margin, calc-alkalic intrusive suite
Item 8: Deposit Types - Calc-alkalic porphyry Cu-Mo, stockwork veining in QFP
Item 9: Exploration - Magnetics, IP/Resistivity, soil geochemistry (Cu-Mo-Au pathfinder)
Item 10: Drilling - 53 holes, 21,270m total, DDH and RC
Item 11: Sample Preparation, Analyses, Security - ALS Vancouver, Cu by ICP-AES (Cu-OG62), Mo by ICP-MS
Item 12: Data Verification - CoreElement.AI QA/QC engine, 5% umpire (Bureau Veritas)
Item 13: Mineral Processing & Metallurgical Testing - Preliminary flotation: 89.2% Cu recovery at 28% concentrate
Item 14: Mineral Resource Estimates - OK block model, 10×10×10m, CIM 2014 classification
Items 15-22 - Mining methods, recovery, environmental, economics (preliminary)
Item 23: Adjacent Properties - Highland Valley Copper (Teck), Highmont deposit
Item 24: Other Relevant Data - 180m fault identified by CoreElement.AI multi-physics AI
Item 25: Interpretation & Conclusions - Significant porphyry Cu-Mo, further drilling recommended
Item 26: Recommendations - Phase 4 infill drilling (6,000m), metallurgical testing, PEA
QUALIFIED PERSON CERTIFICATE - NI 43-101
I, [Qualified Person], P.Geo., do hereby certify that: (1) I am a Professional Geoscientist registered with a provincial regulatory body; (2) I have the relevant education and professional qualifications; (3) I have practiced my profession continuously with specific experience relevant to porphyry copper-molybdenum deposits; (4) I have read the definition of "Qualified Person" set out in NI 43-101 and certify that by reason of education, affiliation with a professional association and past relevant work experience, I fulfil the requirements to be a "Qualified Person" for the purposes of NI 43-101.
[Qualified Person], P.Geo.
CoreElement.AI · Sample Report
📋 COMPLETE REPORT PACKAGE - 32 DOCUMENTS
📑 MAIN REPORT
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Technical Report - Form 43-101F1 (Full)
Complete 26-item report per NI 43-101 and CIM Standards
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Item 1-3: Title Page, ToC, Summary
Executive summary with key findings and QP endorsement
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🌍 GEOLOGICAL SECTIONS (Items 4-12)
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Item 4: Property Description & Location
Mineral claims, coordinates, tenure, surface rights, royalties
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Item 5: Accessibility & Infrastructure
Access roads, climate, power, water, labour, physiography
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Item 6: History
Previous exploration, historical estimates, past production
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Item 7: Geological Setting & Mineralization
Regional/local geology, structural controls, alteration, paragenesis
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Item 8: Deposit Types
Genetic model, analogues, exploration implications
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Item 9: Exploration
Geophysics (IP, magnetics), geochemistry, mapping, remote sensing
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Item 10: Drilling
All drill programs, methods, core handling, downhole surveys
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Item 11: Sample Preparation, Analyses & Security
Sample chain of custody, lab methods, preparation, analytical techniques
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Item 12: Data Verification
QP site visit, independent checks, database validation
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📊 RESOURCE & RESERVE (Items 13-15)
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Item 13: Mineral Processing & Metallurgy
Flotation tests, recovery curves, concentrate grades, deleterious elements
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Item 14: Mineral Resource Estimates
Block model, estimation method, classification, validation
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Item 15: Mineral Reserve Estimates
Conversion from Resource, modifying factors, dilution, recovery
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💰 FEASIBILITY & ECONOMICS (Items 16-26)
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Item 16: Mining Methods
Open pit / underground design, geomechanics, mine plan
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Item 17: Recovery Methods
Process flowsheet, design criteria, plant throughput
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Item 18: Project Infrastructure
Tailings, water management, power, camp, roads
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Item 19: Market Studies & Contracts
Commodity pricing, offtake, smelter terms, transport
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Item 20: Environmental, Permitting & Social
Baseline studies, permits, closure, community engagement, IBA
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Item 21: Capital & Operating Costs
CAPEX breakdown, OPEX per tonne, sustaining capital
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Item 22: Economic Analysis
NPV/IRR, sensitivity, payback, break-even, scenario analysis
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Item 23: Adjacent Properties
Neighbouring deposits, production history, relevance
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Item 24: Other Relevant Data
AI-identified structures, novel datasets, additional analysis
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Item 25: Interpretation & Conclusions
QP interpretation, confidence assessment, material risks
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Item 26: Recommendations
Next-phase drilling, studies, budget, timeline
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✍ QUALIFIED PERSON
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QP Certificate - Form 43-101F2
Formal certification of qualifications, independence, site visit
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QP Consent - Form 43-101F3
Written consent for SEDAR+ filing
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🗃 SUPPORTING DATA
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Complete Drillhole Database
Collar, survey, assay, lithology tables - full dataset
XLSX
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Resource Block Model Export
Block centroids, grades, classifications, density
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QA/QC Analytical Package
CRM charts, duplicates, blanks, umpire comparison
XLSX
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Geological Maps & Sections Package
Plan views, cross sections, long sections, 3D wireframes
DWG
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Financial Model - NPV/IRR Workbook
Full economic model with sensitivity toggles
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Отчёт об оценке минеральных ресурсов - KAZRC / ГКЗ РК
Месторождение КЗ-АЛТЫН-47 · Блок A1 · Алтын-Дала, Центральный Казахстан
Дата отчёта5 февраля 2026
Полезное ископаемоеЗолото (Au)
Тип месторожденияОрогенное жильное золото
БиржаKASE / AIX
Компетентное лицо[Компетентное Лицо], QP (CRIRSCO)
РегуляторМЭР РК (MER Agency)
ОБРАЗЕЦ ОТЧЁТА - ТОЛЬКО ДЛЯ ДЕМОНСТРАЦИИ
1. Классификация ресурсов - двойной формат (KAZRC / Советская система)
Ресурсы классифицированы одновременно по стандарту KAZRC (совместимому с CRIRSCO) и по традиционной советской системе категорий ГКЗ (C₁, C₂, P₁, P₂) для совместимости с требованиями МЭР РК.
KAZRC КАТЕГОРИЯГКЗ ЭКВИВАЛЕНТТОННАЖ (тыс. т)СОДЕРЖ. Au (г/т)Au (кг)Au (тыс. унц.)
Measured (Измеренные)B + C₁ (ч.)6306.293,963127.4
Indicated (Показанные)C₁ (ч.) + C₂ (ч.)1,5505.178,014257.7
Inferred (Предполагаемые)C₂ (ч.)1,2503.974,963159.6
ИТОГО - 3,4304.9516,940544.7
2. Маппинг категорий: Советская система → CRIRSCO
Маппинг между системами классификации является приблизительным и зависит от типа месторождения, плотности сети разведки и качества данных. Ниже приведена общая схема соответствия.
СОВЕТСКАЯ КАТЕГОРИЯОПРЕДЕЛЕНИЕКАЗАХСТАНСКИЙ АНАЛОГ (KAZRC)CRIRSCO ЭКВИВАЛЕНТ
AДетально разведанные, полностью изученныеMeasuredMeasured Resource
BРазведанные с высокой степенью достоверностиMeasuredMeasured Resource
C₁Разведанные по редкой сетиMeasured ÷ Indicated*Measured ÷ Indicated*
C₂Предварительно оценённыеIndicated ÷ Inferred*Indicated ÷ Inferred*
P1Прогнозные ресурсы (разведанных районов)Exploration Target**Exploration Results
P2Прогнозные ресурсы (мало изученных районов)Exploration Target**Exploration Results
P3Прогнозные ресурсы (потенциально перспективных) - -
* Категории C1 и C2 не имеют прямого соответствия в системе CRIRSCO. В зависимости от плотности сети и качества данных, часть C₁ может быть переклассифицирована в Measured, а часть C₂ - в Indicated. Решение принимает Компетентное Лицо на основании конкретных данных проекта.
** P1/P2 не являются Mineral Resources по KAZRC и не могут использоваться для оценки стоимости активов или банковского финансирования. Они указываются отдельно как «Exploration Target» с соответствующими оговорками.
3. Данные бурения - КЗ-АЛТЫН-47
СКВАЖИНАВОСТОК (X)СЕВЕР (Y)ГЛУБИНА (м)ТИПЛУЧШИЙ ИНТЕРВАЛ
KZ-47-001498,1205,342,680358DDH (HQ)14м @ 7.82 г/т Au с 142м
KZ-47-002498,1805,342,720290DDH (NQ)9м @ 5.41 г/т Au с 198м
KZ-47-003498,0605,342,640320DDH (HQ)22м @ 4.93 г/т Au с 167м вкл. 6м @ 12.8 г/т
KZ-47-004498,2405,342,760180RC (140мм)5м @ 3.17 г/т Au с 88м
KZ-47-005498,3005,342,800275DDH (HQ)11м @ 6.54 г/т Au с 204м
KZ-47-006498,0005,342,580245DDH (NQ)8м @ 4.21 г/т Au с 156м
KZ-47-007498,1505,342,700358DDH (HQ)28м @ 4.83 г/т Au с 290м вкл. 8м @ 11.2 г/т
... 2 дополнительные скважины (полные данные доступны в платформе) ...
ЗАЯВЛЕНИЕ КОМПЕТЕНТНОГО ЛИЦА - KAZRC
Настоящий отчёт подготовлен в соответствии с Кодексом KAZRC Республики Казахстан и является совместимым с Шаблоном CRIRSCO. Оценка ресурсов выполнена методом обыкновенного кригинга с верификацией методами IDW и NN. Все данные прошли полный цикл контроля качества (QA/QC) в соответствии с требованиями МЭР РК. Классификация ресурсов проведена в двойном формате - по системе KAZRC и по эквивалентным категориям ГКЗ (C₁/C₂/P₁) для обеспечения преемственности с существующей документацией.
[Компетентное Лицо], QP (CRIRSCO)
CoreElement.AI · Sample Report
📋 COMPLETE REPORT PACKAGE - 24 DOCUMENTS
📑 ОСНОВНОЙ ОТЧЁТ
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Титульный лист и резюме
Обзор проекта, ключевые результаты, одобрение КЛ
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Раздел 1 - Описание собственности и лицензий
Лицензионные участки, координаты, срок действия, недропользование
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Раздел 2 - Геологическая обстановка
Региональная и локальная геология, структурный контроль, литология
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Раздел 3 - История разведки
Советский период, современные работы, предыдущие оценки
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Раздел 4 - Методы опробования
Керновое бурение, RC, отбор проб, интервалы, методика
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Раздел 5 - Подготовка проб и анализы
Дробление, истирание, аналитические методы, аккредитация лаборатории
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Раздел 6 - Контроль качества (QA/QC)
CRM, бланки, дубликаты, межлабораторный контроль
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Раздел 7 - Классификация ресурсов KAZRC
Measured / Indicated / Inferred по стандарту KAZRC
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Раздел 8 - Маппинг категорий ГКЗ
Таблица соответствия: A/B/C1/C2/P1/P2 → KAZRC → CRIRSCO
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Раздел 9 - Методология оценки ресурсов
Кригинг, IDW, блочная модель, вариография, валидация
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Раздел 10 - Анализ чувствительности
Ресурсы при различных бортовых содержаниях
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Раздел 11 - Плотностные определения
Методы определения, результаты по зонам выветривания
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Раздел 12 - Горно-геологические условия
Гидрогеология, геомеханика, газоносность
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Раздел 13 - Технико-экономическое обоснование
ТЭО кондиций, параметры, экономические показатели
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✍ РЕГУЛЯТОРНЫЕ ДОКУМЕНТЫ
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Заявление Компетентного Лица (KAZRC)
Квалификация, опыт, декларация независимости
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Справка о соответствии МЭР РК
Соответствие требованиям Министерства энергетики и ресурсов РК
PDF
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Формуляр подачи в ГКЗ РК
Карточка месторождения, форма подачи запасов на баланс
PDF
🗃 ДАННЫЕ И ТАБЛИЦЫ
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Сводка по скважинам (устья)
Координаты, глубины, азимуты - полная база данных
XLSX
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Таблица значимых пересечений
Все рудные интервалы: от/до/мощность/содержание
XLSX
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Карты контроля качества
Графики Шухарта для CRM, диаграммы дубликатов
XLSX
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Экспорт блочной модели
Центроиды блоков, содержания, классификация, плотность
XLSX
🗺 ПРИЛОЖЕНИЯ
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Планы и разрезы
Планы расположения скважин, геологические разрезы
DWG
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База данных опробования
Полная аналитическая база: скважина / от / до / элементы
XLSX
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Двуязычный отчёт (РУС/ENG)
Параллельный текст для международных инвесторов
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Mineral Resource Statement - SAMREC Code 2016
Witwatersrand West Gold Project · Gauteng, South Africa (Sample Dataset)
Report DateFebruary 2026
CommodityGold (Au)
Deposit TypeWitwatersrand-type Conglomerate Reef
ExchangeJSE
Competent Person[Competent Person], SACNASP (Pr.Sci.Nat.)
Valuation CodeSAMVAL 2016
SAMPLE REPORT - FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY
1. Mineral Resource Statement (SAMREC Table 1)
CATEGORYTONNAGE (Mt)GRADE (g/t Au)CM.g/t (cmg/t)*Au (koz)
Measured18.48.121,2404,805
Indicated32.76.489806,815
Inferred21.94.957203,486
TOTAL73.06.44 - 15,106
* cm.g/t = centimetre-grams per tonne, standard Witwatersrand reef width accumulation parameter. Channel sampling at 30cm intervals across reef.
2. SAMREC Table 1 - Key Sections
SAMREC ITEMCOMMENTARY
Geological modelTabular reef-type mineralisation in Carbon Leader and Ventersdorp Contact Reef (VCR). Strike 12km, dip 25°S. Reef channel width 0.3-2.8m (avg 1.2m). Payshoot geometry controlled by palaeotopographic channels.
SamplingUnderground channel sampling at 30cm intervals across reef. 14,280 channel samples over 2-year period. Surface diamond drilling: 28 holes (DDH), average depth 1,480m targeting reef at 1,200-1,800m below surface.
EstimationMultiple Indicator Kriging (MIK) with 15 indicator thresholds. Block model: 25×25×reef thickness. Validated against underground grade control (±4.2% global reconciliation).
Mining factorsConventional underground narrow-reef mining. Stoping width 1.0m minimum. Mining extraction 85%. Pillar losses 12%. Geological losses (faults, dykes) 8%.
SAMVAL parametersLife of Mine: 18 years. Discount rate: 8.5%. Gold price: ZAR 1,480,000/kg. Operating cost: ZAR 680/t milled. Capital: ZAR 4.2bn remaining.
3. Deep Drilling Summary - Surface DDH Program
HOLE IDEASTINGNORTHINGDEPTH (m)TARGET REEFREEF INTERCEPTCM.G/T
WW-DDH-00126°08'12"S27°42'18"E1,580Carbon Leader1.8m @ 14.2 g/t Au from 1,342m2,556
WW-DDH-00226°08'24"S27°42'30"E1,710VCR2.4m @ 9.8 g/t Au from 1,487m2,352
WW-DDH-00326°08'36"S27°42'06"E1,480Carbon Leader1.2m @ 22.4 g/t Au from 1,298m2,688
WW-DDH-00426°08'48"S27°42'42"E1,650VCR + CL3.1m @ 7.6 g/t Au from 1,410m2,356
... 24 additional deep holes not shown (full data in platform) ...
4. QA/QC Summary
QA/QC PARAMETERPROTOCOLRESULTSTATUS
CRM Standards1:20 insertion (AMIS 0419, 0472)Pass rate 97.8% (±2σ)✓ PASS
Blanks1:25 insertion (barren quartzite)0/142 failures (0.0%)✓ PASS
Underground Duplicates1:10 (adjacent channels)Mean HARD 6.8%✓ PASS (<15%)
Umpire Lab10% to MintekMean bias -1.2%, R²=0.992✓ PASS
Grade Control ReconciliationMonthly vs model±4.2% variance (12-month rolling)✓ PASS (<10%)
5. SAMVAL 2016 Valuation Summary
PARAMETERVALUENOTES
Valuation ApproachDCF (primary) + Comparable TransactionsPer SAMVAL Code 2016
Life of Mine18 yearsBased on Measured + Indicated Resources only
Gold PriceZAR 1,480,000/kg3-year trailing average, inflation-adjusted
Discount Rate (real)8.5%South Africa country risk + project-specific
Operating CostZAR 680/t milledInclusive of mining, processing, G&A
Capital RemainingZAR 4.2 billionShaft deepening, ventilation, infrastructure
NPV (M+I only)ZAR 8.4 billionExcluding Inferred Resources per SAMREC guidelines
COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENT - SAMREC / SACNASP
This Mineral Resource statement has been prepared in accordance with the South African Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves (The SAMREC Code, 2016 Edition) and complies with the requirements of the JSE Listings Requirements Section 12. The Competent Person is registered with SACNASP (Professional Natural Scientist category) and has sufficient relevant experience in Witwatersrand-type gold deposits to qualify as a Competent Person under the SAMREC Code.
[Competent Person], Pr.Sci.Nat. (SACNASP)
Head of Geostatistics, CoreElement.AI · February 2026
📋 COMPLETE REPORT PACKAGE - 22 DOCUMENTS
📑 MAIN REPORT
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Cover Page & Executive Summary
Project overview, key findings, CP endorsement per SAMREC 2016
PDF
📋 SAMREC TABLE 1
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SAMREC Table 1 - Exploration Results
Geology, drilling, sampling, analysis, data verification criteria
PDF
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SAMREC Table 1 - Mineral Resources
Geological model, estimation methodology, classification criteria, cut-offs
PDF
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SAMREC Table 1 - Mineral Reserves
Modifying factors, mining method, dilution, recovery, economic viability
PDF
🔬 TECHNICAL STUDIES
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Geological Model & Interpretation
Reef geometry, structural controls, channel width, payshoot analysis
PDF
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Sampling & Data Quality
Underground channel sampling, surface drilling, sample preparation, QA/QC
PDF
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Resource Estimation Methodology
MIK estimation, block dimensions, indicator thresholds, validation
PDF
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Mining & Modifying Factors
Stoping width, mining extraction, pillar/geological losses, dilution
PDF
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Metallurgical Testwork & Recovery
Gold recovery, gravity/CIL circuit, reagent consumption, refractory assessment
PDF
💰 VALUATION & COMPLIANCE
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SAMVAL 2016 Valuation Report
DCF, comparable transactions, income approach, discount rate justification
PDF
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Environmental & Social Assessment
NEMA compliance, water use licence, social labour plan, mine closure
PDF
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Mineral Rights & Tenure
Mining right per MPRDA, B-BBEE ownership, SLP obligations
PDF
✍ COMPETENT PERSON
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CP Statement - SACNASP
Pr.Sci.Nat. declaration, qualifications, relevant experience
PDF
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JSE Section 12 Compliance Certificate
Listing requirements compliance, material change assessment
PDF
🗃 SUPPORTING DATA
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Channel Sampling Database
Underground channel sample results with reef width and accumulation
XLSX
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Surface Drillhole Database
Deep DDH collar, survey, assay - full dataset
XLSX
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Resource Block Model Export
Block centroids, grades, cm.g/t, classifications, reef width
XLSX
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Grade-Tonnage & Sensitivity Analysis
Resource at multiple cut-off cm.g/t values
XLSX
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SAMVAL Financial Model
DCF workbook, commodity sensitivity, operating cost model
XLSX
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Geological Plans - Reef Horizon
Reef structure contours, payshoot outlines, fault traces
DWG
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Mine Plan & Infrastructure Layout
Shaft positions, decline access, ventilation, stoping blocks
DWG
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QA/QC & Reconciliation Report
Grade control reconciliation, CRM/duplicate analysis
XLSX
Public Reporting of Mineral Resources - PERC Reporting Standard 2021
Northern Finland Lithium Project (Sample Dataset) · Ostrobothnia, Finland
Report DateFebruary 2026
CommodityLithium (Li₂O)
Deposit TypeSpodumene Pegmatite
ExchangeLSE / Euronext
Competent Person[Competent Person], EurGeol (EFG)
EFG Member StateFinland (GTK registered)
SAMPLE REPORT - FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY
1. Mineral Resource Estimate (PERC 2021)
LCE (Lithium Carbonate Equivalent) calculated using conversion factor Li₂O × 2.473 = LCE (molecular weight ratio Li₂CO₃/Li₂O = 73.891/29.881). Resource reported at 0.4% Li₂O cut-off grade. Classification per PERC 2021 guidelines on geological confidence and drill spacing.
CATEGORYTONNAGE (Mt)Li₂O (%)CONTAINED Li₂O (kt)LCE EQUIVALENT (kt)
Measured4.11.4258.2143.9
Indicated12.81.28163.8405.1
Inferred8.51.0589.3220.8
TOTAL25.41.22311.3769.8
2. PERC Reporting Template - Key Items
PERC ITEMCOMMENTARY
Geology & interpretationLCT (Li-Cs-Ta) type spodumene-bearing pegmatite swarm. 12 individual pegmatite bodies, strike 2.8km, true width 5-45m. Mineralisation zoned: spodumene core → muscovite intermediate → wall zone. Country rock: amphibolite-grade Svecofennian metasediments.
Drilling62 DDH holes (NQ, HQ), 12,840m total. Hole spacing: 25×50m (Measured), 50×100m (Indicated). Oriented core (Reflex ACT III). Core recovery 98.4% average in pegmatite.
AssayingLi₂O by sodium peroxide fusion ICP-OES (ALS Outokumpu). Ta₂O₅ by XRF. Sn by ICP-MS. QAQC: CRM AMIS 0356 (1:20), blanks (1:30). All within ±3σ tolerance.
EstimationOK in 10×25×5m blocks, domained by individual pegmatite body. Top-cut applied at 2.8% Li₂O (99th percentile). Validated by global comparison with polygonal and NN estimates (±3.2%).
Reasonable ProspectsPERC 2021 requires demonstration of 'reasonable prospects for eventual economic extraction'. Assessment based on: spodumene DMS concentrate at 6% Li₂O, market price US$1,450/t SC6, operating cost €420/t ore, recovery 72%. Cut-off grade 0.4% Li₂O derived from Whittle pit optimisation.
3. Drilling Summary - Spodumene Pegmatite
HOLE IDEASTINGNORTHINGDEPTH (m)PEGMATITE BODYBEST Li₂O INTERCEPT
NF-DDH-001348,1207,124,680185P1 (Main)28m @ 1.62% Li₂O from 42m
NF-DDH-002348,1807,124,720210P1 (Main)35m @ 1.48% Li₂O from 58m incl. 12m @ 2.1%
NF-DDH-003348,0607,124,640165P2 (North)18m @ 1.35% Li₂O from 34m
NF-DDH-004348,2407,124,760230P1 (Main)42m @ 1.54% Li₂O from 72m incl. 8m @ 2.4%
NF-DDH-005347,9807,124,580195P3 (South)22m @ 1.18% Li₂O from 48m
... 57 additional holes not shown (full data in platform) ...
4. Sensitivity Analysis - Resource vs Cut-off Grade
CUT-OFF (% Li₂O)TONNES (Mt)GRADE (% Li₂O)CONTAINED Li₂O (kt)LCE EQUIV. (kt)
0.232.81.04341843
0.4 (base case)25.41.22311769
0.620.11.38277685
0.815.61.51236583
1.011.21.64184455
1.55.81.89110272
5. QA/QC Summary
QA/QC PARAMETERPROTOCOLRESULTSTATUS
CRM Standards1:20 insertion (AMIS 0356)Pass rate 98.1% (±3σ)✓ PASS
Blanks1:30 insertion (certified quartzite)0/68 failures (0.0%)✓ PASS
Field Duplicates1:25 (quarter-core)Mean HARD 6.2%✓ PASS (<15%)
Umpire Lab5% to GTK (Finland)Mean bias +1.4%, R²=0.994✓ PASS (<5%)
Data ValidationCoreElement.AI auto-checks8/32,140 records corrected (0.02%)✓ PASS
6. EU Taxonomy Alignment
EU TAXONOMY CRITERIONSTATUSCOMMENTARY
Substantial Contribution✓ ALIGNEDCritical Raw Material (lithium) per EU CRM Act 2024. Essential for battery supply chain.
DNSH - Climate Mitigation✓ PASSGHG emissions below threshold. Carbon footprint: 4.2 tCO₂e/t LCE (vs 12.8 global avg).
DNSH - Water✓ PASSClosed-loop water system. Zero discharge to Ostrobothnia watershed.
DNSH - Biodiversity⚠ PENDINGNatura 2000 proximity assessment in progress. 2.4km buffer to nearest site.
Social Safeguards✓ PASSILO conventions, OECD Due Diligence, local community engagement plan in place.
COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENT - PERC / EFG
This report has been prepared in accordance with the PERC Reporting Standard 2021 Edition. The Competent Person holds the title of European Geologist (EurGeol) through the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) and is a member of a Recognised Member Professional Organisation. The Competent Person has more than 15 years of relevant experience in lithium pegmatite exploration and resource estimation, qualifying as a Competent Person under the PERC Standard.
[Competent Person], EurGeol (EFG)
CoreElement.AI · Sample Report
📋 COMPLETE REPORT PACKAGE - 22 DOCUMENTS
📑 MAIN REPORT
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Cover Page & Executive Summary
Project overview, key findings, CP endorsement per PERC 2021
PDF
📋 PERC TEMPLATE SECTIONS
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PERC Template, Section 1 - Project Description
Location, tenure, access, infrastructure, environmental setting
PDF
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PERC Template, Section 2 - Geological Setting
Regional geology, local geology, deposit model, structural controls
PDF
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PERC Template, Section 3 - Exploration & Drilling
Exploration methods, drill programs, oriented core, downhole surveys
PDF
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PERC Template, Section 4 - Sampling & Analysis
Sample collection, preparation, analytical methods, chain of custody
PDF
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PERC Template, Section 5 - Data Verification & QA/QC
CRM, blanks, duplicates, umpire laboratory, database validation
PDF
🔬 TECHNICAL STUDIES
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Geological Interpretation Report
Pegmatite body wireframes, zonation, spodumene distribution
PDF
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Resource Estimation Methodology
OK estimation, block model, domain boundaries, top-cut, validation
PDF
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Resource Classification Report
Drill spacing criteria, confidence categories, classification methodology
PDF
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Reasonable Prospects Assessment
RPEEE demonstration: DMS flowsheet, market pricing, cut-off derivation
PDF
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Ore Reserve Statement (if applicable)
Modifying factors, mine design, dilution, economic assessment
PDF
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Mineral Processing & Metallurgy
DMS testwork, flotation, spodumene concentrate specifications
PDF
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Environmental & Social Impact
EU EIA Directive compliance, Natura 2000, social licence, closure plan
PDF
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Mining Right & Permitting Status
Finnish Mining Act compliance, reservation/exploration/mining permits
PDF
✍ COMPETENT PERSON & COMPLIANCE
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CP Statement - EFG / EurGeol
European Geologist declaration, RMPO membership, relevant experience
PDF
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EU Taxonomy Alignment Report
Screening criteria for critical raw materials, DNSH assessment
PDF
🗃 SUPPORTING DATA
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Drillhole Database
Collar, survey, assay, lithology - complete dataset
XLSX
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Resource Block Model Export
Block centroids, Li₂O grades, classifications, density
XLSX
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QA/QC Analytical Package
CRM charts, blank results, duplicate analysis, umpire comparison
XLSX
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Sensitivity & Grade-Tonnage Analysis
Resource at multiple Li₂O cut-offs with LCE equivalent
XLSX
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Geological Maps & Cross Sections
Pegmatite body outlines, drill traces, grade distribution
DWG
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Financial Model - Preliminary Economics
SC6 pricing, DMS OPEX, CAPEX, NPV/IRR workbook
XLSX
CRIRSCO International Reporting Template - Cross-Standard Mapping
Demonstration of CoreElement.AI Multi-Standard Reporting Capability
FrameworkCRIRSCO Template 2019
PurposeCross-code harmonisation
Member CodesJORC, CIM/NI 43-101, KAZRC, SAMREC, PERC, SME + 7 others
REFERENCE DOCUMENT - FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY
1. Classification Equivalence - All Standards
CRIRSCOJORC 2012NI 43-101 / CIMKAZRCSAMRECPERC
Exploration ResultsExploration ResultsExploration InformationP1/P2/P3Exploration ResultsExploration Results
Inferred ResourceInferredInferredC2 (partial)InferredInferred
Indicated ResourceIndicatedIndicatedC1 (partial) + C2 (partial)IndicatedIndicated
Measured ResourceMeasuredMeasuredA + B + C1 (partial)MeasuredMeasured
Probable ReserveProbableProbableC1 (economic)ProbableProbable
Proved ReserveProvedProvenA + B (economic)ProvedProved
2. Competent Person / Qualified Person Requirements
CODETITLEREGISTRATION BODYMIN. EXPERIENCEKEY REQUIREMENT
JORCCompetent Person (CP)AusIMM / AIG / RPEQ5 years relevantMAusIMM or equivalent + relevant deposit type experience
NI 43-101Qualified Person (QP)P.Geo / P.Eng (provincial)5 years relevantProfessional geoscientist/engineer registration in Canada
KAZRCCompetent PersonCRIRSCO-aligned body5 years relevantKAZRC-registered CP or CRIRSCO-recognised international equivalent
SAMRECCompetent Person (CP)SACNASP (Pr.Sci.Nat.)5 years relevantSACNASP registration as Professional Natural Scientist
PERCCompetent Person (CP)EFG (EurGeol) or RMPO5 years relevantEuropean Geologist title or Recognised Member Professional Organisation
SME GuideQualified Person (QP)SME-RM (Registered Member)10 years, 5 relevantSME Registered Member. US SEC S-K 1300 aligned since 2019.
3. CoreElement.AI Auto-Mapping Capability
📋 CROSS-STANDARD REFERENCE PACKAGE - 12 DOCUMENTS
📑 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
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CRIRSCO International Reporting Template 2019
Full template with definitions, classification criteria, reporting guidelines
PDF
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Classification Equivalence Matrix
Detailed mapping: JORC ↔ CIM ↔ KAZRC ↔ SAMREC ↔ PERC + 8 others
PDF
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CP/QP Requirements - All Jurisdictions
Registration bodies, experience requirements, mutual recognition
PDF
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Dual-Coding Report Guide
How to report under 2+ standards simultaneously with audit trail
PDF
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Table 1 Cross-Reference
Section-by-section mapping across JORC Table 1, NI 43-101 Items, SAMREC Table 1, PERC Template
PDF
🔄 CONVERSION GUIDES
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Soviet GKZ → CRIRSCO Conversion Guide
A/B/C1/C2/P1/P2/P3 mapping rules and decision criteria
PDF
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ASX ↔ TSX ↔ JSE ↔ LSE Filing Guide
Exchange-specific disclosure requirements and filing procedures
PDF
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CoreElement.AI Auto-Mapping White Paper
Technical documentation on AI-driven cross-standard conversion engine
PDF
🛠 TOOLS & TEMPLATES
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Classification Decision Tree Workbook
Interactive decision logic for resource/reserve categorisation
XLSX
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National Code Compliance Checklist
Tick-sheet for checking compliance with each CRIRSCO member code
XLSX
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CRIRSCO Member Organisations Directory
Contact details and registration procedures for all member bodies
PDF
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Multi-Jurisdiction Reporting Template
Unified Excel template for dual/triple-coded resource statements
XLSX
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