No field work took place on EL 4231 during 2010-2011. Activities undertaken by Lymex during the reporting period have comprised reviewing all past calcrete sampling geochemical data in conjunction with continuing compilation of other relevant geoscientific data and the critical consideration of previous company and Government exploration project outcomes. An EWA for planned uranium exploratory drilling at the Hopping Jack Well prospect was prepared and submitted. During the eighth licence year, 47 vertical aircore holes with a total penetration of 2195 m were drilled at the Hopping Jack Well uranium prospect during June 2011, and in later follow-up of anomalous downhole assay results during September 2011. Significant base metal assay values were recorded in several drillholes from initial 3 metre composite and later 1 metre interval drill cuttings samples, e.g. 24 m @ 0.07% Pb + 0.18% Zn from 24 m depth in hole KAC011, and 16 m @ 21 ppm U from 38 m depth in hole KAC018, which included 1 m @ 0.16% Cu. During licence Years 9 through 15 (2012-2019), no field work was performed. Future calcrete geochemical sampling and surface geophysical surveying was planned for the Oakdale and Hopping Jack Well prospects to outline and perhaps extend known limits to bedrock base metal anomalism. Latterly, the licensee's attention was focussed on assessing the potential of the Oakdale graphite deposit located on its adjoining tenements.