- Located just 16 km southwest of the Crawford Nickel Sulphide Project
- More than twice the size of Crawford based on the outline of its geophysical target of 3.9 km2 (vs 1.6 km2 at Crawford)
- Reid’s mineral resource has nearly half the strip ratio, one third less overburden, and 15% higher chromium grades than Crawford, with more than 40% of the geophysical target still to be explored.
- Drilling at Reid consists of 89 drillholes, in 51,137 metres of core.
- Over 36,000 samples submitted for assays and 1,316 mineralogical QEMSCAN samples confirming the serpentinized nature of predominant dunite and peridotite units as well as the sulphide mineralization (primarily Heazlewoodite with minor awaruite and pentlandite)
- Brucite averages 1.90% on mineralogical samples, equivalent to the values found at Crawford. Brucite is used as a marker/indicator for potential for carbon sequestration
Updated (2026) Mineral Resource Estimate (in-pit resources) for the Reid Nickel Sulphide Deposit
Academic/Other Studies
- In Progress Ph.D Thesis. Geological controls on Ni-Co-PGE mineralization in variably serpentinized ultramafic intrusives.