2024 News Releases

North Vancouver, B.C., June 5, 2024 - Lion One Metals Limited (TSX-V: LIO) (OTCQX: LOMLF) (ASX: LLO) (“Lion One” or the “Company”) is pleased to report the start of mechanized production at Tuvatu and reports significant new high-grade gold results from Zone 5 infill and grade control drilling at its 100% owned Tuvatu Alkaline Gold Project in Fiji.

Mechanized production mining has commenced at Tuvatu. The first remote bogging at Tuvatu occurred on May 16th, and the first long hole stope blast occurred on May 18th. Both are also firsts for the country of Fiji. This is a major milestone for the company as it represents the transition from predominantly development mining to predominantly production mining. The processing plant can now also sustainably process over 400 TPD, which is above the plant’s name plate capacity of 300 TPD. The increased throughput is possible due to the successful implementation of operational improvements and debottlenecking initiatives completed by the mill team.

Assay results are also presented here for infill and grade control drilling in the Zone 5 area of Tuvatu. Drill results include multiple bonanza grade gold assays such as 1568.55 g/t, 215.86 g/t, 143.95 g/t, and 134.68 g/t (see Table 1 below). These results are all located proximal to underground development in the near-surface portion of the mine. Drilling was focused on two locations; to the north and south of the Cabex fault, which is a carbonate healed, deposit scale structure. The primary targets for these drillholes were the downdip and southern extensions of the UR2 and URW3 lodes. Previous drill results from the Zone 5 area are available in the December 13, 2023, November 2, 2023, and August 10, 2023 news releases.

Highlights:

  • First mechanized production mining at Tuvatu
  • First ever remote bogging at Tuvatu on May 16th
  • First ever long hole firing at Tuvatu on May 18th
  • Mill operations increased from 300 TPD to 400 TPD
  • Top new drill intersects: 393.01 g/t Au over 1.2 m
    (including 1568.55 g/t Au over 0.3 m)
    215.86 g/t Au over 0.6 m
    49.85 g/t Au over 1.2 m (including 63.35 g/t Au over 0.3 m)
    14.98 g/t Au over 3.9 m (including 143.95 g/t Au over 0.3 m)
    26.59 g/t Au over 1.8 m (including 90.85 g/t Au over 0.3 m)
  • 36 new drill holes reported (30 underground, 6 surface)
  • 4930.7 m of new drilling reported

*All drill intersects are downhole lengths, 3.0 g/t cutoff. See Table 1 for additional data

Figure 1. Location of Zone 5 drilling reported in this news release. Left image: Plan view of Tuvatu showing Zone 5 drillholes in relation to the mineralized lodes at Tuvatu, shown in grey. The approximate location of the Cabex fault at the 1120 level is shown in light blue. Zone 5 drilling is divided into North of Cabex and South of Cabex programs. Yellow dashed square represents the area shown in the right image. Right image: Oblique view of Zone 5 drilling looking northeast. The Cabex Fault is modelled in pale blue, striking ESE and dipping SSW.

Table 1. Highlights of grade control and infill drill results in the Zone 5 area Composites are calculated using a 3 g/t Au cutoff with maximum internal dilution intervals of 1 m at <3 g/t Au. For full results see Table 3 in the appendix.

Hole ID

 

From (m)

To (m)

Width (m)

Au (g/t)

TGC-0163

 

24.9

26.1

1.2

393.01

 

including

25.8

26.1

0.3

1568.55

TUDDH-709

 

252.2

252.8

0.6

215.86

TGC-0173

 

98.7

99.9

1.2

49.85

TGC-0171

 

103.2

107.1

3.9

14.98

 

including

105.3

106.5

1.2

42.42

 

which includes

106.2

106.5

0.3

143.95

TGC-0179

 

101.1

102.9

1.8

26.59

 

including

102.6

102.9

0.3

90.85

TUDDH-718

 

249.9

254.4

4.5

9.79

 

including

251.4

252.6

1.2

20.63

TGC-0181

 

60.0

60.9

0.9

47.11

 

including

60.6

60.9

0.3

134.68

TGC-0149

 

19.2

22.2

3.0

11.06

 

including

21.3

22.2

0.9

29.92

 

which includes

21.9

22.2

0.3

73.22

TGC-0164

 

100.5

102.9

2.4

11.95

 

including

101.7

102.6

0.9

20.42

TUDDH-718

 

267.9

270.0

2.1

12.73

 

including

267.9

268.5

0.6

31.96

TGC-0161

 

94.2

96.0

1.8

14.53

TGC-0166

 

103.7

106.4

2.7

9.64

 

including

104.0

104.6

0.6

33.10

TUDDH-714

 

241.7

243.8

2.1

12.02

 

including

243.2

243.8

0.6

24.02

*All drill intersects are downhole lengths

Zone 5 Drilling

The Zone 5 area of Tuvatu is located along the main decline and includes the principal north-south oriented lodes (UR1 to UR3), the principal northeast-southwest oriented lodes (UR4 to UR8), and several of the western lodes (URW2, URW2A, URW3). These lodes are steeply dipping structures that converge at approximately 500 m depth to form the 500 Zone, which is the highest-grade part of the deposit and is interpreted to be the feeder zone at Tuvatu. The system remains open at depth with the deepest high-grade intersects occurring below 1000 m depth.

The drilling reported in this news release was focused on the near-surface portions of the UR2 and URW3 lodes. These areas are scheduled to be mined throughout the next 12 months. Drilling was separated into two focus areas; to the north of the Cabex Fault, and to the south of the Cabex Fault. The Cabex Fault is a post-mineralization fault that strikes approximately ESE and dips approximately 65° to the SSW. It is interpreted to be a late caldera collapse structure that is healed with carbonate.

The purpose of the Zone 5 infill and grade control drill program is to enhance the mine model and inform stope design in advance of mining. Drilling to the north of the Cabex primarily targeted the down dip extension of the UR2 lode below the 1120 level. Drilling to the south of the Cabex targeted both the down dip extensions of the UR2 and URW3 lodes below the 1100 level, as well as the southern extension of the lodes above and below the 1120 level. Highlights of the Zone 5 drill program are shown in Figure 2 and Figure 3.

Figure 2. Zone 5 north of Cabex drilling with high-grade intersects highlighted, 3.0 g/t gold cutoff. View is to the NNW. The primary target area is the down-dip extension of the UR2 lode below the 1120 level.

Figure 3. Zone 5 south of Cabex drilling with high-grade intersects highlighted, 3.0 g/t gold cutoff. View is to the NNE. The primary target areas are the southern extension of the UR2 and URW3 lodes above and below the 1120 level, and the down-dip extension of the UR2 and URW3 lodes below the 1100 level.

Operations Update

Mechanized production mining is underway at Tuvatu. The two remote-capable loaders on site are now fully commissioned and in operation. The first ever remote bogging activity at Tuvatu occurred on May 16th at the 1120 level south, on the UR2 lode in Zone 5. Remote loaders are necessary to extract material from open stopes after blasting. The two long hole drills on site are also fully commissioned and in operation. The first ever long hole production blast at Tuvatu occurred on May 18th, blasting level to level via long holes from the 1120 level north to the 1130 level north, also on the UR2 lode in Zone 5. Both the first remote bogging activity and the first long hole production blast at Tuvatu are major milestones for the company as they represent the start of mechanized production mining. They are also both firsts for the country of Fiji as this style of mining has not taken place in Fiji until now.

Figure 4. Location of the first long hole production blasting and remote bogging activities at Tuvatu. Left image: Plan view of Tuvatu showing the location of long hole blasting and remote bogging activities in relation to the underground development (red) and the mineralized lodes (grey) at Tuvatu. Yellow dashed square represents the area shown in the right image. Right image: Oblique view looking northeast.

Mill operations are also advancing successfully. Operational improvements and debottlenecking projects completed by the mill operations team have successfully increased throughput at the mill. These bottlenecking projects include upgrading the process water recycle system, upgrading the thickener pumps and piping, and reducing the tailings filter press cycle times. As a result of these upgrades the processing plant can now achieve a sustained throughput of over 400 TPD, with peak daily throughput of over 450 TPD. The name plate capacity of the processing plant during the ongoing pilot plant stage of operations is 300 TPD. These upgrades therefore represent a substantial improvement in the processing capacity available at Tuvatu.

Competent Persons Statement

The information in this report that relates to mineral exploration at the Tuvatu Gold Project is based on information compiled by the Lion One team and reviewed by Alex Nichol, who is the company’s Vice President of Geology and Exploration. Mr Nichol is a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and has sufficient experience that is 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’ (JORC code). Mr Nichol consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on the information in the form and context in which it appears.

Lion One Laboratories / QAQC

Lion One adheres to rigorous QAQC procedures above and beyond basic regulatory guidelines in conducting its drilling, sampling, testing, and analyses. The Company operates its own geochemical assay laboratory and its own fleet of diamond drill rigs using PQ, HQ and NQ sized drill rods.

Diamond drill core samples are logged and split by Lion One personnel on site and delivered to the Lion One Laboratory for preparation and analysis. All samples are pulverized at the Lion One lab to 85% passing through 75 microns and gold analysis is carried out using fire assay with an AA finish. Samples that return grades greater than 10.00 g/t Au are re-analyzed by gravimetric method, which is considered more accurate for very high-grade samples.

Duplicates of 5% of samples with grades above 0.5 g/t Au are delivered to ALS Global Laboratories in Australia for check assay determinations using the same methods (Au-AA26 and Au-GRA22 where applicable). ALS also analyses 33 pathfinder elements by HF-HNO3-HClO4 acid digestion, HCl leach and ICP-AES (method ME-ICP61). The Lion One lab can test a range of up to 71 elements through Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry (ICP-OES), but currently focuses on a suite of 23 important pathfinder elements with an aqua regia digest and ICP-OES finish.

About Lion One Metals Limited

Lion One Metals is an emerging Canadian gold producer headquartered in North Vancouver BC, with new operations established in late 2023 at its 100% owned Tuvatu Alkaline Gold Project in Fiji. The Tuvatu project comprises the high-grade Tuvatu Alkaline Gold Deposit, the Underground Gold Mine, the Pilot Plant, and the Assay Lab. The Company also has an extensive exploration license covering the entire Navilawa Caldera, which is host to multiple mineralized zones and highly prospective exploration targets. 

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Appendix 1: Full Drill Results and Collar Information

Table 2. Collar coordinates for drillholes reported in this release. Coordinates are in Fiji map grid.

Hole ID

Easting

Northing

Elevation

Azimuth

Dip

Depth

TGC-0137

1876384

3920626

129

100.4

8.2

116.4

TGC-0139

1876384

3920627

129

84.2

1.1

92.6

TGC-0141

1876384

3920627

129

89.0

0.5

105.0

TGC-0143

1876386

3920530

111

109.9

15.4

135.0

TGC-0145

1876383

3920628

128

60.5

-8.2

131.2

TGC-0147

1876383

3920628

128

52.2

-7.2

140.0

TGC-0149

1876386

3920530

111

117.7

9.5

135.0

TGC-0151

1876383

3920628

128

65.5

-6.1

48.0

TGC-0153

1876383

3920628

129

65.8

6.6

125.5

TGC-0154

1876386

3920530

111

123.1

11.9

11.1

TGC-0155

1876386

3920530

110

123.3

8.1

135.0

TGC-0157

1876383

3920627

129

70.7

6.8

116.0

TGC-0159

1876387

3920531

110

100.8

-13.3

135.0

TGC-0160

1876383

3920627

129

78.6

5.6

26.7

TGC-0161

1876383

3920627

129

78.4

7.1

105.0

TGC-0163

1876387

3920531

110

107.1

-13.2

135.0

TGC-0164

1876384

3920626

128

91.7

-13.5

115.6

TGC-0166

1876384

3920627

128

84.6

-18.4

120.0

TGC-0167

1876387

3920531

110

107.9

-18.9

140.4

TGC-0169

1876384

3920626

128

104.5

-18.2

120.0

TGC-0171

1876387

3920531

110

100.1

-18.5

140.3

TGC-0173

1876384

3920627

128

83.4

-11.4

113.6

TGC-0175

1876386

3920528

109

158.2

-22.2

100.2

TGC-0177

1876383

3920627

128

78.2

-9.9

92.5

TGC-0178

1876386

3920530

111

127.3

8.7

140.0

TGC-0179

1876383

3920627

128

71.6

-9.3

111.0

TGC-0180

1876383

3920628

128

65.5

-8.7

125.5

TGC-0181

1876386

3920530

110

131.6

7.9

140.1

TGC-0182

1876384

3920627

128

77.5

-10.6

105.0

TUDDH-699

1876557

3920390

352

310.1

-58.6

9.9

TUDDH-702

1876557

3920390

352

310.3

-57.6

263.5

TUDDH-705

1876557

3920390

352

308.5

-66.0

270.0

TUDDH-707

1876458

3920271

403

328.2

-60.9

320.6

TUDDH-709

1876559

3920388

353

311.1

-64.0

270.0

TUDDH-714

1876559

3920388

353

303.6

-66.7

270.0

TUDDH-718

1876559

3920388

353

297.6

-65.3

270.0

Table 3. Composite results from drillholes reported in this news release (composite grade >3.0 g/t Au)

Hole ID

 

From (m)

To (m)

Width (m)

Au (g/t)

TGC-0137

 

79.8

80.4

0.6

5.88

TGC-0141

 

93.7

95.2

1.5

11.16

 

including

93.7

94.0

0.3

10.05

 

and

94.0

94.3

0.3

20.02

 

and

94.3

94.6

0.3

6.13

 

and

94.6

94.9

0.3

3.99

 

and

94.9

95.2

0.3

15.60

TGC-0141

 

96.7

97.0

0.3

9.92

TGC-0143

 

95.2

95.8

0.6

19.32

 

including

95.2

95.5

0.3

7.50

 

and

95.5

95.8

0.3

31.13

TGC-0143

 

106.3

107.2

0.9

16.37

 

including

106.3

106.6

0.3

10.89

 

and

106.6

106.9

0.3

30.74

 

and

106.9

107.2

0.3

7.48

TGC-0143

 

120.7

121.0

0.3

7.61

TGC-0145

 

110.2

111.4

1.2

3.63

 

including

110.2

110.5

0.3

3.69

 

and

110.5

110.8

0.3

4.30

 

and

110.8

111.1

0.3

3.52

 

and

111.1

111.4

0.3

3.01

TGC-0149

 

19.2

22.2

3.0

11.06

 

including

19.2

19.5

0.3

3.27

 

and

19.5

20.1

0.6

3.79

 

and

20.1

20.7

0.6

<0.01

 

and

20.7

21.3

0.6

5.00

 

and

21.3

21.6

0.3

6.10

 

and

21.6

21.9

0.3

10.45

 

and

21.9

22.2

0.3

73.22

TGC-0149

 

30.0

30.9

0.9

7.98

TGC-0149

 

30.0

30.3

0.3

17.17

TGC-0149

 

30.3

30.9

0.6

3.38

TGC-0149

 

55.8

56.1

0.3

4.92

TGC-0149

 

87.6

87.9

0.3

5.22

TGC-0149

 

89.4

90.0

0.6

11.29

 

including

89.4

89.7

0.3

15.06

 

and

89.7

90.0

0.3

7.51

TGC-0149

 

103.5

104.7

1.2

14.46

 

including

103.5

103.8

0.3

9.85

 

and

103.8

104.1

0.3

10.89

 

and

104.1

104.4

0.3

6.09

 

and

104.4

104.7

0.3

30.99

TGC-0149

 

117.0

117.3

0.3

4.72

TGC-0153

 

103.0

103.9

0.9

3.11

 

including

103.0

103.3

0.3

3.83

 

and

103.3

103.6

0.3

0.59

 

and

103.6

103.9

0.3

4.90

TGC-0155

 

24.3

24.9

0.6

3.94

 

including

24.3

24.6

0.3

4.85

 

and

24.6

24.9

0.3

3.02

TGC-0155

 

50.4

50.7

0.3

6.91

TGC-0155

 

53.4

53.7

0.3

4.52

TGC-0155

 

57.3

58.2

0.9

5.99

 

including

57.3

57.6

0.3

9.41

 

and

57.6

57.9

0.3

3.84

 

and

57.9

58.2

0.3

4.72

TGC-0155

 

92.7

93.3

0.6

28.27

 

including

92.7

93.0

0.3

28.99

 

and

93.0

93.3

0.3

27.54

TGC-0155

 

105.0

105.3

0.3

7.91

TGC-0159

 

84.2

84.5

0.3

5.56

TGC-0159

 

86.0

87.2

1.2

8.51

 

including

86.0

86.3

0.3

12.67

 

and

86.3

86.6

0.3

4.64

 

and

86.6

86.9

0.3

10.25

 

and

86.9

87.2

0.3

6.47

TGC-0159

 

90.2

90.8

0.6

11.92

 

including

90.2

90.5

0.3

15.05

 

and

90.5

90.8

0.3

8.79

TGC-0159

 

92.6

93.5

0.9

3.21

 

including

92.6

92.9

0.3

4.10

 

and

92.9

93.2

0.3

<0.01

 

and

93.2

93.5

0.3

5.54

TGC-0159

 

101.0

101.3

0.3

32.52

TGC-0161

 

94.2

96.0

1.8

14.53

 

including

94.2

94.5

0.3

4.89

 

and

94.5

94.8

0.3

18.66

 

and

94.8

95.1

0.3

23.78

 

and

95.1

95.4

0.3

9.53

 

and

95.4

95.7

0.3

15.36

 

and

95.7

96.0

0.3

14.98

TGC-0163

 

24.9

26.1

1.2

393.01

 

including

24.9

25.2

0.3

3.40

 

and

25.2

25.5

0.3

0.07

 

and

25.5

25.8

0.3

<0.01

 

and

25.8

26.1

0.3

1568.55

TGC-0163

 

36.9

37.2

0.3

3.15

TGC-0163

 

45.0

45.3

0.3

3.91

TGC-0163

 

90.9

91.2

0.3

4.20

TGC-0163

 

93.3

93.6

0.3

6.02

TGC-0163

 

100.5

100.8

0.3

6.30

TGC-0163

 

104.1

104.4

0.3

4.74

TGC-0163

 

106.8

107.1

0.3

21.23

TGC-0164

 

100.5

102.9

2.4

11.95

 

including

100.5

100.8

0.3

4.59

 

and

100.8

101.1

0.3

10.68

 

and

101.1

101.4

0.3

5.15

 

and

101.4

101.7

0.3

6.60

 

and

101.7

102.0

0.3

25.77

 

and

102.0

102.3

0.3

5.19

 

and

102.3

102.6

0.3

30.31

 

and

102.6

102.9

0.3

7.30

TGC-0166

 

103.7

106.4

2.7

9.64

 

including

103.7

104.0

0.3

5.16

 

and

104.0

104.3

0.3

30.56

 

and

104.3

104.6

0.3

35.63

 

and

104.6

104.9

0.3

3.25

 

and

104.9

105.2

0.3

2.26

 

and

105.2

105.8

0.6

1.53

 

and

105.8

106.4

0.6

3.40

TGC-0167

 

49.5

53.2

3.7

6.43

 

including

49.5

49.8

0.3

4.23

 

and

49.8

50.1

0.3

19.96

 

and

50.1

50.4

0.3

5.91

 

and

50.4

50.7

0.3

18.69

 

and

50.7

51.0

0.3

3.30

 

and

51.0

51.3

0.3

<0.01

 

and

51.3

51.6

0.3

0.04

 

and

51.6

51.9

0.3

21.50

 

and

51.9

52.2

0.3

0.30

 

and

52.2

52.5

0.3

0.05

 

and

52.5

52.8

0.3

1.13

 

and

52.8

53.2

0.4

3.12

TGC-0167

 

94.1

94.7

0.6

15.94

 

including

94.1

94.4

0.3

6.24

 

and

94.4

94.7

0.3

25.63

TGC-0167

 

96.6

96.9

0.3

3.87

TGC-0167

 

98.8

99.1

0.3

41.89

TGC-0167

 

109.3

110.2

0.9

9.56

 

including

109.3

109.6

0.3

4.53

 

and

109.6

109.9

0.3

13.39

 

and

109.9

110.2

0.3

10.76

TGC-0167

and

118.3

118.6

0.3

10.05

TGC-0169

 

106.8

108.6

1.8

5.41

 

including

106.8

107.4

0.6

6.35

 

and

107.4

108.0

0.6

<0.01

 

and

108.0

108.6

0.6

9.87

TGC-0169

 

109.8

112.8

3.0

3.27

 

including

109.8

110.4

0.6

3.50

 

and

110.4

110.7

0.3

3.99

 

and

110.7

111.3

0.6

0.65

 

and

111.3

111.6

0.3

9.14

 

and

111.6

111.9

0.3

0.16

 

and

111.9

112.5

0.6

3.79

 

and

112.5

112.8

0.3

3.53

TGC-0171

 

87.3

87.6

0.3

20.20

TGC-0171

 

90.0

90.6

0.6

7.01

 

including

90.0

90.3

0.3

8.67

 

and

90.3

90.6

0.3

5.35

TGC-0171

 

91.8

92.1

0.3

11.75

TGC-0171

 

99.0

99.3

0.3

3.12

TGC-0171

 

103.2

107.1

3.9

14.98

 

including

103.2

103.5

0.3

5.07

 

and

103.5

103.8

0.3

0.25

 

and

103.8

104.1

0.3

9.90

 

and

104.1

104.4

0.3

4.80

 

and

104.4

104.7

0.3

0.27

 

and

104.7

105.0

0.3

0.37

 

and

105.0

105.3

0.3

0.31

 

and

105.3

105.6

0.3

5.97

 

and

105.6

105.9

0.3

18.36

 

and

105.9

106.2

0.3

1.38

 

and

106.2

106.5

0.3

143.95

 

and

106.5

106.8

0.3

0.14

 

and

106.8

107.1

0.3

4.01

TGC-0173

 

98.7

99.9

1.2

49.85

 

including

98.7

99.0

0.3

36.99

 

and

99.0

99.3

0.3

63.35

 

and

99.3

99.6

0.3

55.50

 

and

99.6

99.9

0.3

43.55

TGC-0175

 

41.1

41.4

0.3

4.92

TGC-0175

 

44.4

44.7

0.3

9.89

TGC-0178

 

28.2

28.5

0.3

4.32

TGC-0178

 

57.9

58.2

0.3

4.08

TGC-0178

 

97.5

98.1

0.6

24.07

 

including

97.5

97.8

0.3

15.99

 

and

97.8

98.1

0.3

32.15

TGC-0178

 

108.6

108.9

0.3

11.42

TGC-0178

 

122.4

122.7

0.3

4.29

TGC-0178

 

127.2

127.5

0.3

5.61

TGC-0179

 

101.1

102.9

1.8

26.59

 

including

101.1

101.7

0.6

15.32

 

and

101.7

102.0

0.3

9.13

 

and

102.0

102.6

0.6

14.46

 

and

102.6

102.9

0.3

90.85

TGC-0180

 

105.7

106.3

0.6

8.43

 

including

105.7

106.0

0.3

3.07

 

and

106.0

106.3

0.3

13.78

TGC-0181

 

21.6

22.2

0.6

3.49

TGC-0181

 

34.2

36.6

2.4

5.40

 

including

34.2

34.5

0.3

3.05

 

and

34.5

34.8

0.3

0.78

 

and

34.8

35.4

0.6

6.12

 

and

35.4

36.0

0.6

8.23

 

and

36.0

36.6

0.6

5.34

TGC-0181

 

57.0

58.2

1.2

20.10

 

including

57.0

57.6

0.6

27.48

 

and

57.6

58.2

0.6

12.72

TGC-0181

 

60.0

60.9

0.9

47.11

 

including

60.0

60.6

0.6

3.33

 

and

60.6

60.9

0.3

134.68

TGC-0181

 

88.5

89.1

0.6

3.76

TGC-0181

 

105.0

106.2

1.2

6.39

 

including

105.0

105.6

0.6

3.15

 

and

105.6

105.9

0.3

3.99

 

and

105.9

106.2

0.3

15.25

TGC-0181

 

124.8

125.4

0.6

4.09

TUDDH-702

 

102.2

103.1

0.9

23.19

TUDDH-702

 

125.6

126.8

1.2

11.45

 

including

125.6

126.2

0.6

7.92

 

and

126.2

126.8

0.6

14.98

TUDDH-702

 

229.3

229.9

0.6

3.89

TUDDH-705

 

43.4

44.6

1.2

10.47

TUDDH-705

 

154.7

155.0

0.3

4.67

TUDDH-705

 

228.0

228.6

0.6

3.74

TUDDH-705

 

258.9

260.1

1.2

4.88

 

including

258.9

259.5

0.6

4.07

 

and

259.5

260.1

0.6

5.69

TUDDH-705

 

263.4

263.7

0.3

3.05

TUDDH-709

 

234.8

235.1

0.3

6.36

TUDDH-709

 

247.1

247.7

0.6

3.23

TUDDH-709

 

252.2

252.8

0.6

215.86

TUDDH-714

 

161.1

161.4

0.3

24.09

TUDDH-714

 

180.8

182.3

1.5

9.08

 

including

180.8

181.1

0.3

21.89

 

and

181.1

182.0

0.9

<0.01

 

and

182.0

182.3

0.3

23.52

TUDDH-714

 

241.7

243.8

2.1

12.02

 

including

241.7

242.3

0.6

6.12

 

and

242.3

243.2

0.9

7.95

 

and

243.2

243.8

0.6

24.02

TUDDH-718

 

182.4

183.0

0.6

3.11

TUDDH-718

 

226.2

226.5

0.3

57.36

TUDDH-718

 

249.9

254.4

4.5

9.79

 

including

249.9

250.5

0.6

4.81

 

and

250.5

251.1

0.6

15.89

 

and

251.1

251.4

0.3

0.88

 

and

251.4

252.0

0.6

20.03

 

and

252.0

252.6

0.6

21.22

 

and

252.6

253.2

0.6

2.77

 

and

253.2

253.8

0.6

6.63

 

and

253.8

254.1

0.3

-0.01

 

and

254.1

254.4

0.3

3.29

TUDDH-718

 

256.5

257.1

0.6

3.51

TUDDH-718

 

262.2

262.8

0.6

6.19

TUDDH-718

 

264.9

265.5

0.6

7.73

TUDDH-718

 

267.9

270.0

2.1

12.73

 

including

267.9

268.5

0.6

31.96

 

and

268.5

269.1

0.6

6.24

 

and

269.1

270.0

0.9

4.23


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