Hammer Metals reports positive test outcomes

Hammer Metals (ASX:HMX) has announced impressive metallurgical test results from its North Orelia gold deposit in Western Australia's Yandal Gold Project. The tests revealed an average gold recovery rate of 94%, with recovery rates ranging from 90% to 96%. These results enhance the project's potential for future development by demonstrating the ore's effective response to cyanide processing.

Hammer Metals' strategic outlook

Hammer Metals (ASX:HMX) announced successful metallurgical test results from its North Orelia deposit, part of the Yandal Gold Project. The deposit demonstrated an average gold recovery of 94%, indicating robust potential for future development. The company's Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate for the deposit stands at 1.48 million tonnes grading 1.15g/t Au, containing 54.5 thousand ounces of gold. Located near existing infrastructure and within a well-known gold belt, the deposit remains open for potential expansion. Hammer Metals plans to continue exploring the deposit's depth and potential, while also enhancing the value of their Yandal portfolio. The company remains committed to realizing the full potential of its projects in Western Australia and Queensland, focusing on large-scale mineral discoveries.

Executive insights on test results

The high recovery rates from the North Orelia gold deposit are a significant step forward for Hammer Metals. The results not only affirm the economic potential of the deposit but also align with our strategic focus on developing high-value gold projects in the Yandal region.