Logs in spreadsheets
The signal
Their words
Geological logging is recorded in Excel templates on field laptops.
Why it matters
They log in spreadsheets, so there's no logging system to replace.
Where it comes from
- Source: Exchange announcement
- Document date: 24/10/2025
- Sets the company's rank: Yes
- Checked by hand: Not yet
Rillandry Exploration
- 22/09/2026Reported drilling results
Results from 28 holes at Yarnabeck Bore confirm mineralisation over 6 kilometres of strike.
- 24/10/2025Logs in spreadsheets
Geological logging is recorded in Excel templates on field laptops.
Suggested first step They log in Excel. Lead with that and ask for the geologist who logs. They've just drilled, so ask how the logs are being pulled together.
People to call about it (2)
Who to speak to at Rillandry Exploration, decision maker first.
Decision maker
Freya Hendry
Exploration Manager
- f•••••
@ri•••••.com.au Verified - Where we found them
- LinkedIn profileChecked 10/10/2026
Daily user
Anika Eastman
Senior Geologist
- a•••••
@ri•••••.com.au Verified - Where we found them
- LinkedIn profileChecked 03/10/2026
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Other signals from Rillandry Exploration (2)
Each one opens the same way.
Was cash flow positive
Operations at Yarnabeck Bore were cash flow positive for the quarter.
The operation pays for itself, so there's budget for tools.
Open the sourceReported drilling results
Results from 28 holes at Yarnabeck Bore confirm mineralisation over 6 kilometres of strike.
They've drilled recently and are reporting on it, so the logging work is fresh.
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