- Oklo Resources (OKU) intersects up to 87.50g/t gold from the Disse target within its Dandoko Project in west Mali
- Results have been received for a further 13 reverse circulation and diamond holes drilled to infill sections in the central zone and test for depth continuity in the western zone
- The grades encountered to date add support for potential high-grade shoot development plunging to the southeast and continuing at depth that requires further drill testing
- Drilling is now complete at Disse with final assay results expected during the month
- On market close, Oklo is up 9.89 per cent on the market with shares trading at 10 cents each
Oklo Resources (OKU) has intersected up to 87.50 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from the Disse target within its Dandoko Project in west Mali.
Results have been received from a further 10 reverse circulation (RC) and three diamond holes drilled at Disse to infill sections in the central zone and test for depth continuity in the western zone.
Best results come from the main Disse structure where intersections of five metres at 19.08g/t gold from 109 metres including one metre at 87.50g/t gold were encountered.
Other results include two metres at 7.02g/t gold from 63 metres, and five metres at 1.65g/t gold from 107 metres including one metre at 6.75g/t gold from 111 metres.
The results received to date add support for potential high-grade shoot development plunging to the southeast and continuing at depth that requires further drill testing.
“These excellent results further confirm Disse as an emerging high-grade target with both open cut and underground potential,” Managing Director Simon Taylor said.
“The latest high-grade gold result of five metres at 19.08g/t is from the central part of the host structure, which remains open at depth and correlates well with the high-grade gold intersected in the adjacent drill sections, including six metres at 12.56g/t gold and three metres at 19.94g/t gold.”
Drilling is now complete at Disse with final assay results expected during the month.
Additionally, drill planning is ongoing for resource growth opportunities and to follow up on the new discoveries at Sari and Kandiole.
On market close, Oklo was up 9.89 per cent on the market with shares trading at 10 cents each.