- Okapi Resources (OKR) kicks off next round of drilling at its Enmore gold project in New South Wales
- The 11-hole campaign will follow up previous reverse circulation drilling completed in September 2021 at the Sunnyside prospect
- The work will also test beneath old workings at the Sherwood prospect to follow up on historical gold grades
- Okapi says it expects this round of work to take between two to three months to complete
- Company shares last traded at 19 cents on June 24
Okapi Resources (OKR) has kicked off diamond drilling at its Enmore gold project in New South Wales.
As detailed earlier this month, the 11-hole campaign has been designed to primarily follow up previous reverse circulation drilling, which was completed in September 2021 at the Sunnyside prospect.
Results from he previous work included a 174 metre interval grading 1.8 grams of gold per tonne (g/t), with a final three metre interval assaying 8.8 g/t gold and including one metre at 15 g/t gold.
OKR has delineated gold mineralisation over 400 metres of strike at Sunnyside and said its primary target remains open at depth.
Diamond drilling will also be completed across the Sherwood prospect to test beneath old workings and follow up historical gold grades.
Okapi expects this round of work to take between two to three months to complete.
Company shares last traded at 19 cents on June 24.