Astral Resources reports high-grade gold intersection at Kamperman

Astral Resources NL (ASX: $AAR) has reported assay results from the first four holes of a recently completed 19-hole reverse circulation (RC) program at the Kamperman Prospect, part of the 100%-owned Feysville Gold Project located approximately 14km south of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. The RC drill-hole FRC267 returned the widest, most consistent high-grade gold intersection recorded to date at Kamperman, with 35 metres at 3.81g/t Au, further reinforcing the potential scale and grade of this new discovery. The Managing Director, Marc Ducler, expressed confidence in the project's potential and highlighted the significance of the latest RC results.

Executive Commentary on Kamperman Prospect

These latest RC results from the first four holes of a 19-hole drill program have further reinforced the potential scale and grade of the recently discovered Kamperman Prospect at Feysville. FRC267 was drilled to infill the 80-metre sectional spacing between previously reported intersections of 35 metres at 2.19g/t Au and 5 metres at 5.89g/t Au. To have returned the widest, highest-grade intersection seen at Kamperman to date with such consistent gold mineralisation down the length of the reported mineralised zone, was especially pleasing. The potential for Kamperman to become a valuable contributor of high-grade satellite ore feed to the Mandilla Gold Project development continues to increase with every hole drilled. With assay results from a further 15 RC-holes still pending, we are confident that the best may yet be to come.

Summary of Kamperman Prospect RC Drilling Results

Astral Resources' RC drilling program at the Kamperman Prospect has delivered promising results, with the RC drill-hole FRC267 returning a significant high-grade gold intersection of 35 metres at 3.81g/t Au. The company's Managing Director, Marc Ducler, expressed confidence in the potential of the Kamperman Prospect and its role as a valuable contributor of high-grade satellite ore feed to the Mandilla Gold Project development. With assay results pending for the remaining 15 RC-holes, the company remains optimistic about the project's future prospects and the possibility of further positive outcomes.