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TIDMCMET
RNS Number : 7197I
Capital Metals PLC
20 April 2022
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONTAINS INSIDE INFORMATION AS STIPULATED UNDER THE UK VERSION OF THE MARKET ABUSE REGULATION NO 596/2014 WHICH IS PART OF ENGLISH LAW BY VIRTUE OF THE EUROPEAN (WITHDRAWAL) ACT 2018, AS AMED. ON PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT VIA A REGULATORY INFORMATION SERVICE, THIS INFORMATION IS CONSIDERED TO BE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
20 April 2022
Capital Metals plc
("CMET" or the "Company")
Outstanding Drill Results Confirms Higher Grade
and Potential Resource Extensions
& Project Update
Capital Metals plc (AIM: CMET), a natural resources company focused on the development of the Eastern Minerals Project located in the Eastern Province in Sri Lanka (the "Project"), one of the highest-grade mineral sands projects globally, is pleased to announce the first half of results from the late-2021 auger drilling programme.
Highlights
-- 50% of the assays from the Q4 2021 auger drilling programme completed
-- High levels of assay precision and accuracy returned from comprehensive quality assurance programme
-- Exceptional high-grade results of +30%Total Heavy Minerals* ("THM"), including:
o 1m at 86.1% THM
o 0.5m @ 70.86% THM
o 0.5m @ 56.77% THM
o 2.4m @ 50.14% THM
o 2.5m @ 46.40% THM
o 2.5m @ 38.29% THM
o 3.5m @ 33.40% THM
-- Average grade of results of 19.94% THM from 352 drill results received to date, compared to the existing JORC resource grade of 17.6%
-- Confirmation of continuity of high grade as well as lateral extensions of resource areas -- Results indicate likely new potential high-grade resource areas not previously identified
-- All results from surface to maximum of only 3.5m depth due to limit of auger drilling and average depth 1.5m from surface. All results ended in mineralisation
-- Further air core drill programme planned later in the year in order to test lateral and depth extensions to increase the JORC Resource
The drill results are in the Komari and Ureni North sections, located in the southern portion of the Project (see link to map below). Extremely high-grade zones of +30% THM were identified within the drilling, with 63 of the 352 drill results received to date recording over 30% THM, and the highest result returning 1m at 86.1% THM.
The average grade of results to date is 19.94% THM which compares favourably with our current global resource grade of 17.6% THM and these results indicate possible high-grade resource areas not previously identified.
All drill results are from surface to a maximum of only 3.5m depth with average depth 1.5m from surface and we believe there is resource continuity at depth as shown from the 2018 drill programme, which included results of 14m at 26.3% THM; 8m at 26.6% THM.
Encouragingly, drilling to date has confirmed continuity of high grade as well as adjacent extensions of resource areas. Further analysis of the remaining samples and test work to characterise the mineral assemblage is still to be completed by the lab being used in Sri Lanka, however, given the results to date, the Company is expecting a further uplift to historical figures.
The Company's geologists are now preparing an air core drilling campaign for later this year that will test lateral and depth extensions with the aim of increasing our current JORC Resource of 17.2Mt at 17.6% THM, which will be funded from our oversubscribed February 2022 fundraise.
THM is defined here as the magnetic fraction plus the non-magnetic heavy liquid separation ("HLS") sink fraction.
A summary of the sampling and assay procedure is presented in Appendix 1.
A summary of significant intercepts is presented in Appendix 2.
A drilling and resource plan is included in a PDF version of this announcement on the Company's website by clicking the link below:
https://capitalmetals.com/auger-drilling-campaign-2021
Verified assay results returned to date have had extensive QA/QC review. Sample duplicates and heavy mineral standard samples have all been introduced to the laboratory for this drilling programme. A Competent Person ("CP") audit of the laboratory in March 2022 has confirmed the high level of accuracy and precision returned from quality assurance samples.
Development Study
We have been informed by IHC Mining, who are completing the Development Study and the revised Project Economics, that they are nearing the final draft of their report. Following feedback from the Company's commercial and technical team on the initial drafts of the Development Study, including the Project Economics, we are expecting to receive the final report imminently.
Economic Situation in Sri Lanka
The Company notes the economic and political events in Sri Lanka related to country's debt position and discussions with the International Monetary Fund ("IMF"), caused largely by the COVID shutdowns and the lack of tourist income on which the country is heavily reliant. This has resulted in shortages of foreign exchange reserves and essentials including fuel as well as power generation due to the shortages in hydroelectricity. However, the country is currently experiencing heavy showers which has eased some pressure on diesel power plants.
In response to the social pressure exerted by island wide protests, the Governor of the Central Bank and the Treasury Secretary has been replaced by respected and qualified professionals who have taken immediate steps to halt the current decline and are currently engaged with the IMF on debt restructuring and obtaining funding.
There have been no direct impacts on the Project from the situation and the Board believes that our Project, when operational, will be favourable for the country as it will generate foreign export earnings for the country. We are continuing to work diligently with the Sri Lankan authorities in order to progress the issue of our first Industrial Mining Licence ("IML"). This will enable us to move into commissioning the mineral sands concentrator to enable first production of a heavy minerals concentrate.
Michael Frayne, Chief Executive Officer, commented:
"The first half of results from our auger drilling campaign were spectacular. Less than 10% of the Project has been drilled to date and these latest results confirm our belief that this resource will expand and we will uncover high grade areas not previously identified.
"Our geologists are now planning the air core drill campaign for later this year which we expect will increase the resource.
"The Project is shaping up in every aspect to be a significant mineral sands project and we look forward to sharing the results of the Development Study in the very near term."
Competent Person
Information in this report relating to Exploration Results is based on data reviewed by Mr Richard Stockwell, a principal of Placer Consulting Pty Ltd and Technical Manager of the Company. Mr Stockwell is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and has in excess of 20 years' experience, which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration, and to the activity he is undertaking, to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2021 Edition of the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral resources and Ore Reserves". Mr Stockwell consents to the inclusion of the information in the form and context in which it appears.
For further information, please visit www.capitalmetals.com or contact:
Capital Metals plc j ames.mahony@capitalmetals.com Michael Frayne (CEO) James Mahony (CFO) SPARK Advisory Partners (Nominated Adviser) Neil Baldwin / James Keeshan +44 (0) 20 3368 3554 WH Ireland Limited (Joint Broker) Harry Ansell / Katy Mitchell +44 (0) 20 7220 1666 Tavira Securities Limited (Joint Broker) Jonathan Evans / Oliver Stansfield +44 (0) 20 7100 5100
APPIX 1 - JORC Table 1
Criteria Explanation Comment Sampling Nature and quality of sampling Hand auger drilling is executed by techniques (e.g. cut channels, random the Geological Survey & Mines Bureau chips, or specific specialised in Sri Lanka ("GSMB") field team using industry standard measurement a manually operated enclosed-flight tools appropriate to the minerals Spiral Auger (SP / SOS) system from under investigation, such as Dormer Engineering in Queensland, Australia. down hole gamma sondes, or Drilling proceeds to the water table, handheld XRF instruments, etc.). which is intersected at an average These examples should not be depth, for this dataset, of 1.5m from taken as limiting the broad surface. meaning of sampling. The first 0.5m advance is withdrawn and the contents of the auger removed onto a sheet and set aside for bagging. The subsequent samples are taken in the same manner at 1m intervals or until the hole is abandoned at the water table. The whole sample is retained. Include reference to measures All drilling is completed above the taken to ensure sample representivity water table. and the appropriate calibration Drilling and sampling activities are
of any measurement tools or supervised by a suitably qualified systems used. GSMB geologist who is present at all times. All drill samples are geologically logged by the geologist at the drill site. Each sample is bagged at site and transferred to the GSMB laboratory. Samples are dried and weighed prior to analysis. Aspects of the determination All samples are dried and weighed. of mineralisation that are A riffle-split sub sample is then wet Material to the Public Report. screened to determine slimes (-63 um) In cases where 'industry standard' and oversize material (+1mm) . Approximately work has been done this would 100g of the resultant sand sample is be relatively simple (e.g. then oven-dried and passed over a Franz 'reverse circulation drilling Isodynamic Magnetic Separator to produce was used to obtain 1 m samples magnetic (M) and non-magnetic (NM) from which 3 kg was pulverised fractions. The NM fraction is then to produce a 30 g charge for subjected to heavy liquid separation fire assay'). In other cases, (HLS) using Lithium heteropolytungstate more explanation may be required, (LST) with a density of 2.82g/ml. such as where there is coarse All fractions are weighed and reported gold that has inherent sampling as a percentage of the in-ground total problems. Unusual commodities sample weight. or mineralisation types (e.g. Grain counting of heavy minerals is submarine nodules) may warrant completed by mineralogist and mineral disclosure of detailed information. assemblage data is then reported as a percentage of the HM fraction. Drilling Drill type (e.g. core, reverse All samples are generated by hand auger techniques circulation, open-hole hammer, drilling utilising 75 mm diameter enclosed-flight rotary air blast, auger, Bangka, spiral auger. Drill holes are oriented sonic, etc.) and details (e.g. vertically by eye. core diameter, triple or standard tube, depth of diamond tails, face-sampling bit or other type, whether core is oriented and if so, by what method, etc.). Drill sample Method of recording and assessing Samples are assessed visually for recoveries. recovery core and chip sample recoveries Samples are retrieved moist from the and results assessed. ground. The configuration of drilling and nature of materials encountered results in negligible sample loss. Hand-auger drilling is ceased when recoveries become poor once the water table has been reached. Water table and recovery information is included in lithological logs. Drill sample Measures taken to maximise The GSMB's trained geologists supervise recovery, sample recovery and ensure drilling on a 1 team 1 geologist basis cont'd. representative nature of the and are responsible for monitoring samples. all aspects of the drilling and sampling process. Whether a relationship exists No relationship is believed to exist between sample recovery and between grade and sample recovery. grade and whether sample bias The moisture content and absence of may have occurred due to preferential hydraulic inflow above the water table loss/gain of fine/coarse material. results in a sample size that is well within the expected size range. Logging Whether core and chip samples Qualitative logs of geological characteristics have been geologically and are collected in the field to allo geotechnically logged to a w a comprehensive geological interpretation level of detail to support to be carried out. Drill holes are appropriate Mineral Resources characterised by their location within estimation, mining studies the beach-barrier sequence to assist and metallurgical studies. with domaining each sequence unit in subsequent resource estimations. Whether logging is qualitative Logging of sand samples in the field or quantitative in nature. is qualitative and includes description Core (or costean, channel, of sand colour, sorting and angularity. etc.) photography. Estimates of black HM and garnet is recorded. A comments field is employed to allow further description of the location or sand sample. The total length and percentage All drill holes are logged in full of the relevant intersections and all samples are assayed. logged. Sub-sampling If core, whether cut or sawn All samples comprise unconsolidated techniques and whether quarter, half or sand. and sample all core taken. preparation If non-core, whether riffled, Samples are taken in their entirety. tube sampled, rotary split, Drill samples are oven-dried and split etc. and whether sampled wet for analysis. or dry. For all sample types, the Sample preparation is recorded on a nature, quality and appropriateness standard flow sheet and detailed QA/QC of the sample preparation technique. is undertaken on all samples. Sample preparation techniques and QA/QC protocols are appropriate for the magnetic separation and heavy mineral determinations. Sub-sampling Quality control procedures Quality assurance protocols include techniques adopted for all sub- sampling the application of trained geological and sample stages to maximise representivity staff and experienced samplers. Use preparation, of samples. of plastic sheets and sample bags to cont'd. remove the potential of sample loss and cleaning of sample equipment between samples. Competent person (CP) review of laboratory techniques and flowsheet is applied to ensure representative sample splitting. Inspection of laboratory procedure and equipment is completed to ensure appropriate technique, good housekeeping and application of accurate sample handling and sample management procedures. Laboratory duplicate and standard sample geostatistical analysis is employed to manage sample precision and analysis
accuracy. Twin drilling is applied to determine short range variability in grade and lithological character. Measures taken to ensure that Samples are taken in their entirety. the sampling is representative Laboratory duplicates are generated of the in-situ material collected, for precision analysis at the sample including for instance results splitting stage. Results indicate a for field duplicate/second-half high level of precision is achieved. sampling. Whether sample sizes are appropriate The sample size is considered adequate to the grain size of the material for a medium-grained sand. being sampled. Quality of The nature, quality and appropriateness Sample preparation and analysis of assay data of the assaying and laboratory drill samples is completed by the GSMB and laboratory procedures used and whether research laboratory in Colombo. Analysis tests. the technique is considered is conducted on a split fraction of partial or total. the total sample and the retains are labelled and stored. Techniques employed conform to contemporary analysis methodology in the treatment of minerals separable by their physical properties. A CP audit of the facility was completed with no recommended improvements noted. For geophysical tools, spectrometers, None used. handheld XRF instruments, etc., the parameters used in determining the analysis including instrument make and model, reading times, calibrations factors applied and their derivation, etc. Quality Nature of quality control Quality assurance is maintained by of assay procedures adopted (e.g. standards, laboratory duplicate and standard sample data and blanks, duplicates, external assaying procedure. Standard samples laboratory laboratory checks) and whether are provided by Placer Consulting Pty tests, cont'd. acceptable levels of accuracy Ltd and are submitted blind to the (i.e. lack of bias) and precision laboratory. As a total sample is generated have been established. by the drilling, a field duplicate is not generated. A laboratory duplicate is created at the sample splitting stage. Standards and duplicates are submitted at a frequency of 1:20 samples. They are subjected to the complete sample preparation and assaying process. Analysis of sample duplicates is undertaken by standard geostatistical methodologies (Scatter, Pair Difference and QQ Plots) to test for bias and to ensure that sample splitting is representative. Standards determine assay accuracy performance, monitored on control charts, where failure (beyond 3SD from the mean) triggers re-assay of the affected batch. A high level of accuracy and precision are displayed in geostatistical analyses to date. Verification The verification of significant Significant intersections are customary of sampling intersections by either independent from hand auger and sonic core drilling and assaying or alternative company personnel. at the Eastern Minerals Project. Results in excess of 20% THM are common and in some cases, substantially higher concentrations are intersected. Placer Consulting considers this to be reasonable and consistent with beach, berm and foredune accumulations in a highly-mineralised region. No audit analyses have been completed on these exploration results. The use of twinned holes. Twinned holes are drilled across a geographically-dispersed area to determine short-range geological and assay field variability. Twin drilling is applied at a frequency of 1:25 drill holes. Geostatistical analysis of twin drilling data awaits the return of all assay results. Documentation of primary data, Field logging data, photo's and maps data entry procedures, data are generated in the field by the GSMB verification, data storage geologist and provided to CMET staff (physical and electronic) protocols. in excel spreadsheet, pdf document and jpeg files. These data are stored in the master database at the Colombo office and on a secured cloud-storage facility that is accessible by invitation. Discuss any adjustment to Assay data adjustments are made to assay data. convert laboratory collected weights to assay field percentages and to account for moisture. Location Accuracy and quality of surveys These exploration results are located of data points used to locate drill holes by GSMB staff using hand-held GPS. (collar and down-hole surveys), Mineral resources are not considered trenches, mine workings and in this report. other locations used in Mineral Resources estimation. Specification of the grid The Kandawala Sri Lanka Grid is used system used. to locate the drill collars. Location Quality and adequacy of topographic Elevations are not recorded for these of data points, control. exploration results. cont'd. Data spacing Data spacing for reporting Drill spacing relates to the sequence and distribution of Exploration Results. stratigraphic unit and their extent. Drill holes are generally spaced at 5m-east intervals in the beach and tidal zones. The Berm zone is drilled at 15 - 50m east spacings dependent on their lateral extent. Whether the data spacing and No mineral resource or ore reserve
distribution is sufficient is considered in this report. to establish the degree of geological and grade continuity appropriate for the Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves estimation procedure(s) and classifications applied. Whether sample compositing Samples are not composited. has been applied. Orientation Whether the orientation of Sample orientation is vertical and of data in sampling achieves unbiased approximately perpendicular to the relation sampling of possible structures dip and strike of the mineralization, to geological and the extent to which this which results in true thickness estimates. structure is known, considering the deposit Drilling and sampling is consistent type. with the anisotropy of the mineralisation. If the relationship between There is no apparent bias arising from the drilling orientation and the orientation of the drill holes the orientation of key mineralised with respect to the strike and dip structures is considered to of the deposit. have introduced a sampling bias, this should be assessed and reported if material. Sample security The measures taken to ensure All samples are numbered, with sample sample security. splits, residues and HM sinks stored securely at the GSMB pending completion of the programme. Samples will be transferred for secured storage at CMET property upon completion. Audits or The results of any audits The Competent Person completed an audit reviews or reviews of sampling techniques of the GSMB laboratory. Personnel, and data. equipment and procedures represent best practice and no recommended improvements were forwarded. Data are monitored by CMET staff and reviewed by the CP as they are returned. Criteria Explanation Comment Mineral Type, reference name/number, The exploration results are coincident tenement location and ownership including with the granted Exploration Licence and land agreements or material issues EL2017/199 wholly owned by CMET JV tenure status with third parties such as partner Damsila Exports (Pvt) Ltd. joint ventures, partnerships, A 7% f.o.b. government royalty is overriding royalties, native payable on exported minerals. title interests, historical sites, wilderness or national park and environmental settings. The security of the tenure There are no known impediments to held at the time of reporting the security of tenure over the area along with any known impediments containing the reported exploration to obtaining a licence to operate results. in the area. Exploration Acknowledgment and appraisal CMET and partners have completed the done by other of exploration by other parties. only systematic exploration of this parties region of the Eastern Minerals Project. The reported results offer support to previous drilling and in some cases, higher heavy mineral grades and greater lateral extent. Geology Deposit type, geological setting Exploration results are indicative and style of mineralisation. of modern, low slimes tidal, beach and berm detrital heavy mineral sand deposits. Holocene dunes are truncated by the modern marine successions and are also heavily mineralised. Heavy minerals are derived originally from the neighbouring Precambrian metamorphic terrane and from Pleistocene dune deposits. Two monsoon seasons provide ample winnowing action on heavy mineral deposits and generate both northerly and southerly long-shore drift. Drill hole A summary of all information An intercept table is listed in the Information material to the understanding report. of the exploration results Results support previous releases including a tabulation of the on exploration results and mineral following information for all resources. Material drill holes: -- easting and northing of the drill hole collar -- elevation or RL (Reduced Level - elevation above sea level in metres) of the drill hole collar -- dip and azimuth of the hole -- down hole length and interception depth -- hole length. If the exclusion of this information is justified on the basis that the information is not Material and this exclusion does not detract from the understanding of the report, the Competent Person should clearly explain why this is the case. Data aggregation In reporting Exploration Results, Mineral intersections are reported methods weighting averaging techniques, at a 5% heavy mineral bottom cut, maximum and/or minimum grade as is customary for the Eastern Minerals truncations (e.g. cutting of Project resources. No top cut is applied. high grades) and cut-off grades are usually Material and should be stated. Where aggregate intercepts No data aggregation is required. incorporate short lengths of high grade results and longer lengths of low grade results, the procedure used for such aggregation should be stated and some typical examples of such aggregations should be shown in detail. Data aggregation The assumptions used for any No metal equivalents are used for methods, reporting of metal equivalent reporting of exploration results. cont'd. values should be clearly stated. Relationship These relationships are particularly All drill holes are vertical and perpendicular between mineralisation important in the reporting to the dip and strike of mineralisation. widths and of Exploration Results. intercept lengths If the geometry of the mineralisation Mineral deposits typically approximate with respect to the drill hole a horizontal to shoreward dipping angle is known, its nature accumulation. Intercepts are approximately should be reported. true thickness. If it is not known and only the down hole lengths are reported, there should be a clear statement to this effect (e.g. 'down hole length, true width not
known'). Diagrams Appropriate maps and sections Refer to link to website as set out (with scales) and tabulations in RNS. of intercepts should be included for any significant discovery being reported These should include, but not be limited to a plan view of drill hole collar locations and appropriate sectional views. Balanced Where comprehensive reporting Reporting of results is restricted reporting of all Exploration Results to results returned to the 4(th) April is not practicable, representative 2022 from the 2021 GSMB drilling in reporting of both low and high the Komari Region of the Eastern Minerals grades and/or widths should Project. Intercepts are disclosed be practiced to avoid misleading in an unambiguous way and include reporting of Exploration Results. all intercepts >5% THM and >0.5m in thickness. Only 37 from 223 intercepts are excluded by these criteria. Other substantive Other exploration data, if No additional, substantive information exploration meaningful and material, should has returned from the drill sample data be reported including (but analyses included in this report. not limited to): geological observations; geophysical survey results; geochemical survey results; bulk samples - size and method of treatment; metallurgical test results; bulk density, groundwater, geotechnical and rock characteristics; potential deleterious or contaminating substances. Further The nature and scale of planned Further sample assay results are anticipated work further work (e.g. tests for from the GSMB to complete this drilling lateral extensions or depth and assay campaign. Mineralogical extensions or large-scale step-out results are anticipated from the total drilling). sample set. Diagrams clearly highlighting Refer to link to website as set out the areas of possible extensions, in RNS. including the main geological interpretations and future drilling areas, provided this information is not commercially sensitive.
APPIX 2 - Significant intercepts (5%THM bottom-cut, intervals > 0.5m)
BHID INTERCEPT K27TE2 1m @ 86.1% THM from 0.5m K7T1 0.5m @ 70.86% THM from 0m K36TE1 0.5m @ 56.77% THM from 0m K33TE1 0.5m @ 54.9% THM from 0m K24BE1 0.5m @ 53.54% THM from 0m K9TE1 0.5m @ 50.45% THM from 0m K36TE2 0.6m @ 50.43% THM from 0.5m K37BE1 2.4m @ 50.14% THM from 0m K37TE1 0.5m @ 49.71% THM from 0m K36BE1 2.5m @ 46.4% THM from 0m K6T1 0.5m @ 44.37% THM from 0m K9TE2 1m @ 42.48% THM from 0.5m K37TE2 0.5m @ 42.21% THM from 0.5m K33TE2 0.5m @ 40.02% THM from 0.5m K40BE1 2.5m @ 38.29% THM from 0m K39TE1 0.5m @ 37.63% THM from 0m K9T1 0.5m @ 36.91% THM from 0m K29BE1 1.1m @ 35.595% THM from 0m K33BE1 2.2m @ 34.80% THM from 0m K35TE1 0.5m @ 34.23% THM from 0m K38TE1 0.5m @ 33.53% THM from 0m K29TE1 0.5m @ 33.49% THM from 0m K9BM1 3.5m @ 33.4025% THM from 0m K12TE1 0.5m @ 33.22% THM from 0m K7BM2 2.3m @ 31.925% THM from 0m K33BE2 2.2m @ 31.80% THM from 0m K8BM1 1.5m @ 31.745% THM from 0m K35TE2 1m @ 31.06% THM from 0.5m K8TE1 0.5m @ 30.83% THM from 0m K14TE2 1m @ 30.5% THM from 0.5m K16BE1 1.5m @ 29.47% THM from 0m K16TE1 0.5m @ 29.32% THM from 0m K35BE1 2.5m @ 29.03% THM from 0m K13BM1 1.5m @ 29.005% THM from 0m K8BM2 1.5m @ 28.97% THM from 0m K8BE1 1.5m @ 28.745% THM from 0m K6BM2 1.5m @ 28.665% THM from 0m K12BE1 1.5m @ 28.3% THM from 0m K7BE1 1.5m @ 28.285% THM from 0m K38BE1 1.5m @ 28.12% THM from 0m K10BE1 2.5m @ 28.1% THM from 0m K5BM2 1.5m @ 27.355% THM from 0m K33BM1 2.5m @ 27.10% THM from 0m K16TE2 1m @ 26.91% THM from 0.5m K12BM1 1.5m @ 26.89% THM from 0m K28TE1 0.5m @ 26.7% THM from 0m K6BM1 1.5m @ 26.65% THM from 0m K39BE1 1.5m @ 26.42% THM from 0m K38BM3 1.5m @ 26.385% THM from 0m K1T1 0.5m @ 26.2% THM from 0m K39BM3 1.5m @ 26.195% THM from 0m K34BE1 2.2m @ 26.19% THM from 0m K5BE1 2.2m @ 26.08% THM from 0m K9BM2 2.2m @ 25.99% THM from 0m K14BE1 1.5m @ 25.75% THM from 0m K15BE1 1.5m @ 25.74% THM from 0m K39BM2 1.5m @ 25.74% THM from 0m K37BM1 1.5m @ 25.665% THM from 0m K7TE1 0.5m @ 25.65% THM from 0m K6BE1 2m @ 25.64% THM from 0m K19TE1 0.5m @ 25.62% THM from 0m K11BE1 2.5m @ 24.775% THM from 0m K25TE2 1m @ 24.37% THM from 0.5m K11TE1 0.5m @ 23.96% THM from 0m K5BM1 1.5m @ 23.93% THM from 0m K9BE1 1m @ 23.91% THM from 0.5m K26BE1 1.5m @ 23.775% THM from 0m K3TE1 0.5m @ 23.75% THM from 0m K39BM1 1.5m @ 23.52% THM from 0m K38BM2 1.5m @ 23.29% THM from 0m K7BM1 2.2m @ 23.13% THM from 0m K36BM2 0.5m @ 23.04% THM from 0m K34TE1 0.5m @ 22.99% THM from 0m K36BM1 1.5m @ 22.71% THM from 0m K15TE2 1m @ 22.35% THM from 0.5m K26TE1 0.5m @ 22.29% THM from 0m K25TE1 0.5m @ 22.18% THM from 0m K34TE2 1m @ 22.11% THM from 0.5m K21TE1 0.5m @ 21.87% THM from 0m K2TE1 0.5m @ 21.79% THM from 0m K13TE1 0.5m @ 21.58% THM from 0m K20TE1 0.5m @ 21.3% THM from 0m K26TE2 1m @ 20.88% THM from 0.5m K10BM1 1.5m @ 20.855% THM from 0m K40BM2 1.5m @ 20.66% THM from 0m K40BM3 1.5m @ 20.54% THM from 0m K8TE2 0.5m @ 20.46% THM from 0.5m K41TE1 0.5m @ 20.43% THM from 0m K38BM1 1.5m @ 20.35% THM from 0m K11BM1 1.5m @ 20.315% THM from 0m K31BE1 1.1m @ 20.29% THM from 0m K13BE1 1.5m @ 20.035% THM from 0m K27TE1 0.5m @ 19.85% THM from 0m K6TE2 0.7m @ 19.64% THM from 0.5m K6TE1 0.5m @ 19.54% THM from 0m K40TE1 0.5m @ 19.49% THM from 0m K22TE1 0.5m @ 19.23% THM from 0m K24T1 0.5m @ 18.95% THM from 0m K19T1 0.5m @ 18.81% THM from 0m K4TE1 0.5m @ 18.4% THM from 0m K25BE1 1.5m @ 18.385% THM from 0m K5TE1 0.5m @ 18.29% THM from 0m K4BM1 0.5m @ 17.67% THM from 0m K34BM1 2.5m @ 17.62% THM from 0m K38TE2 0.5m @ 17.57% THM from 0.5m K35BM1 2.5m @ 17.34% THM from 0m K28TE2 1m @ 17.22% THM from 0.5m K23T1 0.5m @ 17.18% THM from 0m K37BM2 1.5m @ 17.025% THM from 0m K13TE2 1m @ 16.93% THM from 0.5m K31BM2 2.5m @ 16.64% THM from 0m K22TE2 1m @ 16.38% THM from 0.5m K37BM3 0.5m @ 16.28% THM from 0m K40BM1 1.5m @ 16.23% THM from 0m K32BM2 2.2m @ 16.14% THM from 0m K19BE1 1.5m @ 15.955% THM from 0m K23TE1 0.5m @ 15.65% THM from 0m K12TE2 1m @ 15.56% THM from 0.5m K32BE1 1m @ 15.185% THM from 0m K4BM2 1.5m @ 15.01% THM from 0m K22T1 0.5m @ 14.55% THM from 0m K14TE1 0.5m @ 14.53% THM from 0m K21TE2 1m @ 14.35% THM from 0.5m K34BM2 2.5m @ 14.27% THM from 0m K32TE1 0.5m @ 14.2% THM from 0m K35BM2 2.2m @ 14.16% THM from 0m K2T1 0.5m @ 14.03% THM from 0m K24BM1 1.5m @ 14.025% THM from 0m K21T1 0.5m @ 14.02% THM from 0m K18TE1 0.5m @ 13.56% THM from 0m K28BE1 1.5m @ 13.505% THM from 0m K21BM1 2.5m @ 12.76% THM from 0m K11TE2 0.7m @ 12.29% THM from 0.5m K31TE1 0.5m @ 12.14% THM from 0m K21BE2 1.5m @ 12.14% THM from 0m K32BM3 2.5m @ 12.02% THM from 0m K30BM2 3.5m @ 11.785% THM from 0m K3BM1 1.5m @ 11.665% THM from 0m K29BE2 1.2m @ 11.645% THM from 0m K22BM1 2.5m @ 11.63% THM from 0m K3BM2 1.5m @ 11.565% THM from 0m K28BM1 1.5m @ 11.03% THM from 0m K4T1 0.5m @ 10.98% THM from 0m K22BE1 0.5m @ 10.9% THM from 0m K22BE2 1.5m @ 10.895% THM from 0m K10T1 0.5m @ 10.8% THM from 0m K27BM1 1.5m @ 10.725% THM from 0m K2BM2 1.5m @ 10.62% THM from 0m K18TE2 0.7m @ 10.39% THM from 0.5m K31BE2 1.2m @ 10.195% THM from 0m K2BM1 1m @ 10.15% THM from 0.5m K19TE2 1m @ 10.09% THM from 0.5m K32BE2 1.2m @ 10.085% THM from 0m K11T1 0.5m @ 9.97% THM from 0m K10TE2 0.7m @ 9.9% THM from 0.5m K5TE2 0.6m @ 9.68% THM from 0.5m K30BE1 0.5m @ 9.08% THM from 0m K27BE1 0.5m @ 8.58% THM from 0m K17BE1 1m @ 8.495% THM from 0m K21BE1 1.5m @ 8.43% THM from 0m K18BE2 1.5m @ 8.34% THM from 0m K17TE2 0.7m @ 8.22% THM from 0.5m K25BM1 2.5m @ 8.11% THM from 0m K20BM1 1.5m @ 7.975% THM from 0m K30BM1 1.5m @ 7.89% THM from 0m K3TE2 1m @ 7.85% THM from 0.5m K20TE2 1m @ 7.69% THM from 0.5m K26BM1 2.5m @ 7.58% THM from 0m K10TE1 0.5m @ 7.5% THM from 0m K4BE1 1.5m @ 7.49% THM from 0m K3T1 0.5m @ 7.35% THM from 0m K4TE2 1m @ 7.32% THM from 0.5m K1BE3 1.5m @ 7.265% THM from 0m K2BE2 1.5m @ 7.20% THM from 0m K1BM1 1.5m @ 7.09% THM from 0m K3BE1 1.5m @ 6.86% THM from 0m K41T1 0.5m @ 6.81% THM from 0m K23BM2 1.5m @ 6.415% THM from 0m K24BM2 1.5m @ 6.37% THM from 0m K19BM1 0.5m @ 6.22% THM from 0m K17T1 0.5m @ 6.1% THM from 0m K12T1 0.5m @ 5.74% THM from 0m K31BM3 2.5m @ 5.63% THM from 0m K1BE2 0.5m @ 5.45% THM from 0m K17TE1 0.5m @ 5.35% THM from 0m K24TE1 0.5m @ 5.09% THM from 0m
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