Oklo Resources Ltd (ASX:OKU) has received further encouraging assay results from the Kouroufing Project, 20 kilometres southeast of its flagship Dandoko Project in west Mali.
The program of infill and step-out aircore (AC) drilling was recently completed over the southern portion of the 6 kilometre-long auger gold corridor.
Significant shallow gold intersections include:
• 16 metres at 11.07 g/t gold from 4 metres; including 4 metres at 42.2g/t gold from 12 metres (2 metres at 29.9 g/t gold and 2 metres at 54.5 g/t gold);
• 2 metres at 12.6 g/t gold from 18 metres; and
• 20 metres at 1.26 g/t gold from 2 metres; including 2 metres at 7.61 g/t gold from 18 metres.
Oklo’s Gold Projects in west Mali
The AC drilling forms part of Oklo’s $5 million 2019 exploration program, with significant progress already made at both the Kouroufing and Dandoko Gold Projects.
Oklo managing director Simon Taylor said: “We are particularly impressed by these AC results from Kouroufing South both in terms of width and grade, which have the hallmark of a new and significant zone of bedrock gold mineralisation emerging.
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“Oklo’s technical team is now integrating all the drill results with the IP geophysical data to assist in the understanding of the structural controls to this greenfields discovery.
“In the meantime, we continue our aggressive campaign of drilling underway on a range of targets along the Dandoko gold corridor which we hope will deliver a steady flow of positive news while planning advances on the next phase of drilling at Kouroufing.”
Ongoing work programs:
Kouroufing Project
The planned auger drilling for the 2019 field season exploring for extensions to the 6-kilometre gold corridor has been completed (total of 1,558 holes for 22,650 metres) with assays pending. Field mapping is ongoing.
Dandoko Project
Drilling has recommenced at Dandoko with over 16,000 metres of combined AC and reverse circulation (RC) drilling underway at Seko, Dabia and Sory and other targets along the 12-kilometre gold corridor.
This drilling will include traverses designed to explore for potential gold mineralisation between SK2 and SK3
Kossaya and Sari projects
First pass auger drilling over the Kossaya and Sari Projects has now been completed (total of 925 holes for 12,248 metres) and the four auger rigs demobilised.
Assay results will be progressively released in coherent blocks of data as they become available.