Gladiator Resources Ltd (ASX: GLA) Reports Q2 2024 Activities
Operational Highlights
Gladiator Resources Ltd (ASX: GLA) has reported promising results from its drilling program at the Mkuju Project for the quarter ending 31 December 2024. Laboratory assays confirm previously reported high-grade intersections at the SWC and Mtonya targets, as well as the Likuyu North deposit.
The company has identified potential extensions of the Likuyu North deposit, indicating the possibility of expanding its current 4.6 million-pound Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE). This area will be the focus of future drilling, optimising In Situ Recovery (ISR) as the preferred uranium mining method. CSA Global recently concluded that the geological characteristics of Likuyu North are favourable for ISR operations.
Eland Project Developments
Gladiator Resources is nearing the completion of channel sampling at the Eland Project, which is targeting uranium, tantalum, and niobium. Results from this sampling programme are expected in February 2025, following a recent ground radiometric survey completed in September and October 2024.
As of 31 December 2024, Gladiator Resources reported a cash balance of $1.223 million, with no new shares issued during the quarter. The company has a total of 758,296,827 ordinary shares on issue. Payments to related parties totaled $93,000 for director fees and superannuation.
The company continues to progress towards its operational goals while ensuring financial prudence. The focus remains on enhancing shareholders’ value through critical evaluation and development of the existing projects.
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