Resources round-up: Bullabulling, Ncondezi Coal, Mytrah Energy

Bullabulling Gold's latest results confirm potential to further expand the 3.2m ounce resource base at its wholly-owned Bullabulling Gold Project in Western Australia. At the Gibraltar asset the results reveal significant intercepts, which include 13 metres (m) at 2.87g per tonne of gold, 3m at 6.82g per tonne of gold an 11m at 2.44g per tonne gold. At Geko, preliminary drill testing produced significant intercepts including 14m at 2.02g per tonne, 7m at 2.07g per tonne, and 14m at 2.21g per tonne, confirming historic drill intercepts and indicating that mineralisation extends beyond the limits of the historic resource.

Bullabulling Gold's latest results confirm potential to further expand the 3.2m ounce resource base at its wholly-owned Bullabulling Gold Project in Western Australia. At the Gibraltar asset the results reveal significant intercepts, which include 13 metres (m) at 2.87g per tonne of gold, 3m at 6.82g per tonne of gold an 11m at 2.44g per tonne gold. At Geko, preliminary drill testing produced significant intercepts including 14m at 2.02g per tonne, 7m at 2.07g per tonne, and 14m at 2.21g per tonne, confirming historic drill intercepts and indicating that mineralisation extends beyond the limits of the historic resource.

Ncondezi Coal has signed a framework agreement with the Ministry of Mineral Resources of the Republic of Mozambique for its Ncondezi Coal Project in the Tete Province.The agreement provides the framework for mutual co-operation between the ministry and the company in developing the project and is a pre-cursor to signing the mining contract, which will govern the project's development, fiscal regime and operations, the firm said.

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