 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson from Investor Intel and today we're with Robert Valles, the CEO from Signature Resources, ticker symbol SGU on the TSX Venture Exchange. How are you today, Robert? I'm fine. Thank you, Chris. We're here to talk about your company and your projects and I must admit to everybody, I am a shareholder, a big fan of the company. I like the fact that you were in a great address in the Red Lake District of Northwest Ontario. You've got some historical resources so you know that you have an historic mind, always a good place to be looking for more gold and you've been drilling and getting some pretty good results that you just announced. So why don't we start there with your latest results? Thanks, Chris. Yeah, we've had some really good results come out indicating depth extensions of the existing mineralized zones you just spoke of. That is what we're focused on now. We are now finally in newly positioned with our own two drill rigs crews and supplies to continue on this 10,000-meter campaign. We're doing extending the mineralization to depth as well as extend the footprint of that in all directions east, west, north and south. We do have in a release recently significant amount of the geophysics that we've completed indicating that we've got certainly a much larger footprint and we're beginning to focus our drilling on those areas. Yeah and the results you hit, you had some pretty good grades there. I think you had you know some six meters with you know some five or six grams per ton which is good and that's somewhat similar to the existing historical resource. So what is that resource right now? That historical resource you know we continue to work on moving that into a 43-101 compliance as a foundation for what we're adding to and growing. That right now is about 234,000 ounces just under seven grams. So a strong showing in that resource is directly from surface only down to and delineated to 180 meters depth. So it's an indication of the richness of the system for sure. And you released in September that some of the geophysics were indicating that maybe you had six other sort of zones you were looking at. What was the interpretation on those results? Oh well those are the areas we're going to be moving into around early to mid-November with our drilling once we complete more of the deep extension drilling to the existing zones. But these zones these areas these target areas you speak of that we've put out are indicating certainly strong potential that the existing zones continue well to the east but also we have new zones that are continuing north and south from those existing zones. So the footprint of that mineralization as I mentioned earlier is much larger than first anticipated as well towards the west which is also a chief focus of ours the mineralization we know is moving towards the northwest. So that's another area that the geophysics is favoring us to continue expanding as well. And you mentioned that you were drilling into November. What sort of drilling can you do sort of starting at the towards end of the year next year? What infrastructure access? As I mentioned we've embarked on in mid-September a 10,000 meter drill program. That's what we're in the middle of and of course we'll be as I said continuing to depth but also moving to these new targets throughout this campaign. That'll take us into early in the new year. And the size of the project itself it's a fairly large land package. What is the total size for investors who may not know much about the project? This is an incredible land package. It encompasses nearly 90% of the entire Greenstone Belt that we reside in that geologic environment the Lingman Lake Greenstone Belt. It's just under 300 square kilometers over 32 kilometers east west strike length. It's a significant package. We've recently run airborne geophysics on that entire updated and expanded land package now which we'll be releasing soon within the next week or two. That certainly is indicating that we have a massive potential for additional discoveries within our land package and that's the other side of the coin and effort that we're working on is advancing that regional discovery potential towards new discovery. Either way we're fully funded to do both into the new year and certainly that's our focus in terms of a two-pronged approach to bringing significant and rapid value to our shareholders. Yeah and for investors who don't know about Greenstone Belts they hold often quite economic mineral deposits and in that area right now you've got a couple of neighbors who have got fairly good projects. One is Yamana which has Monument Bay and then the Newmont Muscle White Mine which produces about 200,000 ounces of gold. So I think you've got the right address up there. What are your thoughts on that? Most definitely. As I said it's most favorable country for finding large-scale high-grade gold deposition and that's certainly what we have, what we're growing and what we're looking to find more of. And what do you foresee for news releases over the next couple of weeks for investors? You mentioned you're doing the drilling. What is your turnaround time these days for drill results? I think we're beating the average. We're down to probably three weeks thereabouts down from four to six weeks at least. So I think we're doing quite well on that front. I did mention earlier, I stay focused on risk and keeping our risk profile low. So it's a big reason why we own both of our rigs. We have our own crews and have our own consumables. Consumables alone for drilling have a four to six-month delay now with the supply chain challenges that are out there. So de-risking is a big part of our profile for sure and moving forward with that it's something that's generating value for us and allowing us to just put our heads down and drill 24-7, snow, no snow, whatever all year round to deliver these values quickly. Well, thanks for the update. I appreciate your time. Today I was talking with Robert Valles who is the CEO of Signature Resources. The ticker symbol is SGU on the TSX Venture Extains. Thanks for your time today Robert. Thank you Chris.