this is a reminder from seymour july ann.EARLY DRILLING SUCCESS...

this is a reminder from seymour july ann.

EARLY DRILLING SUCCESS AT FLAGSHIP SEYMOUR LAKELITHIUM PROJECTHIGHLIGHTS:
• Successful commencement of new drilling program, with holes ASD001 and ASD002 intersectingspodumene-bearing pegmatite peripheral to the presently defined North Aubry Mineral Resource
• Re-interpretation of data indicates potential to define a significantly larger Mineral Resource at NorthAubry
• Assay results from previous drilling confirm the discovery of an unknown spodumene-bearing pegmatiteabout 500m south of the North Aubry prospect
• Overall aim of the 3000m program is to significantly expand the already defined lithium resource at NorthAubryCanadian focused lithium explorer and developer
Ardiden Limited (“ADV” or “the Company”) (ASX: ADV) is pleasedto announce early drilling success via the Resource expansion diamond drilling program at North Aubry, a highlyprospective lithium-bearing landholding at its 100% owned, flagship Seymour Lake Lithium Project in Ontario,Canada.The drill program has been designed to test and evaluate the interpreted continuation of the North Aubrypegmatites both along-strike and down-dip. The primary aim of the 3000m program is to define, locate and addmore lithium tonnage to complement the current lithium resource already defined at the North Aubry prospect.Commenting on the early success in the program, Ardiden CEO and Executive Director, Brad Boyle stated that theCompany understands the significant potential that Seymour Lake offers, and there has been a thorough anddetailed lead-up which has culminated to a number of impressive targets.“The early success in the drilling program reinforces our strong belief on the potential to add a significant amountof tonnage to the already defined resource at North Aubry. We have taken our time in planning and with theassistance of Peter Spitalny, we are aggressively ramping up exploration and drilling with the overall aim ofincreasing the size and scale at Seymour Lake.”