Oklo Resources Ltd (ASX:OKU) has been up to 30% higher today after receiving broad, high-grade gold results from Seko Prospect within the Dandoko Project in Mali, including up to 65 metres at 7.11 g/t from just 4 metres.
The company has received further assay results from 12 RC holes as part of the ongoing 10,000-metre drilling program at Seko.
Seko comprises five auger gold trends (SK1-5) with a combined strike length of around 7 kilometres.
Todays assay results are from infill drilling at SK2 and confirm the presence of a thick, coherent zone of high-grade gold mineralisation.
Shares increase
Shares have been up as much as 30% to an intra-day high of 17 cents.
As well as the 65-metre intersection, other highlights are 53 metres at 4.34 g/t gold from 95 metres, 56 metres at 2.28 g/t gold from 24 metres and 8 metres at 10.56 g/t gold from 2 metres.
Within the 65 metres from 4 metres were 9 metres at 16.76 g/t from 13 metres and 16 metres at 12.45 g/t from 29 metres, which also included 4 metres at 28.07 g/t from 40 metres.
Results were also received from five RC holes drilled at SK2 North, which highlight the potential to extend the SK2 trend to the north with follow-up drilling.
Results beyond expectations
Oklos managing director Simon Taylor said: “The Seko gold trends are consistently delivering results beyond expectation and our understanding of the extensive gold system and confidence in unveiling further discoveries is growing by the day.
“We look forward to reporting the balance of assay results from the shallow drilling program while our deeper drilling phase advances.”
Deeper drilling now underway
Oklos general manager of exploration Andrew Boyd added: “These new results from the infill drilling at SK2 have confirmed the preRead More – Source
