Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation

Good morning or good evening, depending on where in the world you're signing in from today. I did see it was a very international audience, so I really do appreciate you joining us today. Today I've got on Highcraft Mining's VP of Exploration, Alex Davidson. CEO Diane Garrett had a last-minute flight and is unfortunately unable to join us today, but we're all technical, so Alex is actually the perfect guy to talk to, so I'm glad that I've got you. How are you today so far, Alex?

Good, good. Thanks for having me again. I appreciate it. It's always a pleasure to talk with you.

Awesome. So here's how today's going to work. I've got some questions for Alex about the most recent press release. So we'll really get into the technical details for the geos and tech guys in the crowd. This should be a very interesting event because Alex always has a great perspective on the geology of the High Craft project. I will say, if you have any corporate, company, finance, et cetera questions that usually Diane would tackle, please feel free to share them. We're just not going to get to them today, but I'm going to share the transcript directly with Diane and her team, and we'll make sure that they get back to you as soon as possible. So still feel free to ask those questions. We're just probably not going to get to them today. In that vein, it is an interactive event. There's a chat button in the bottom right. And if you ask stuff that Alex and I can tackle there, I'll be thrilled to get to it right after my questions. I know a lot of you submitted questions over email, so I'm going to get to as many of those today as we can. There's some interesting ones, so I'll make sure that we pose them. Otherwise, last piece of housekeeping. This event is recorded, and replay will be available probably early this afternoon, Eastern time. So I'll make sure it gets in all of your inboxes as soon as possible. That's it for my housekeeping. Let's get into the proteins. Alex, I'm going to grill you for a few minutes if you don't mind. Yeah, go for it. Awesome. So from the PR, beyond what we see in the drill results, what specific mineral assemblages or alteration halos are you observing that helps you classify brimstone as that intermediate sulfidation system?