Desert Metals exploration update

Desert Metals (ASX:DM1) has provided an update on its exploration activities at the King Kong prospect within the Adzope gold project in southern Côte d'Ivoire. Recent soil and grab sampling, along with ground geophysics, have identified a significant +2.4 km gold anomaly. Peak gold values from soil samples reached up to 3.55 g/t, and grab samples from artisanal pits returned values as high as 8.40 g/t. Eight diamond drill holes totaling 1,676 meters have been completed, with results expected in December 2024.

Desert Metals' strategic exploration

Desert Metals (ASX:DM1) has reported encouraging findings from its exploration at the King Kong prospect in Côte d'Ivoire. A significant +2.4 km gold anomaly was identified through soil sampling, grab sampling, and ground geophysics. Peak gold values were noted at 3.55 g/t from soil samples and 8.40 g/t from grab samples. A geophysical survey with Gradient Array Induced Polarisation and ground magnetics further supports the presence of substantial mineralization. The company has completed eight diamond drill holes, with results due in December 2024. These findings suggest the presence of a potentially large gold system. Desert Metals aims to increase its stake in the Adzope gold project to 80% and continues to explore opportunities in nickel, copper, base metals, and rare earth elements in Western Australia. The company emphasizes its commitment to community engagement and environmental responsibility in its operations.

Executive insights on King Kong prospect

The promising results from our geophysical and sampling programs highlight the potential for a large gold system at King Kong,' said Stephen Ross, Managing Director.