SUMMARY ► Seko discovery significantly enhanced by assay results...

SUMMARY
► Seko discovery significantly enhanced by assay results received from a further
2 aircore (AC) traverses across the second anomaly
► Significant intersections include:
► 54m at 1.37g/t gold from surface to end of hole, including:
§ 24m at 2.02g/t gold from 12m; and
§ 8m at 2.82g/t gold from 25m
► The second Seko gold anomaly is located approximately 1km due west of the previously
announced significant gold intersections including:
► 13m at 2.27g/t gold from 23m
► 18m at 2.01g/t gold from 51m
► The Seko discovery comprises 5 extensive, robust gold anomalies delineated by shallow
auger drilling
► A total of 62 holes for approximately 5,250m were recently completed at Seko in the first
pass AC drilling program along 9 traverses at a line spacing of 400m
► Assay results from the remaining 4 AC traverses (23 holes) testing a further 3 of the Seko
gold anomalies expected over the coming fortnight
Oklo’s Managing Director, Simon Taylor commented: “These new AC drilling results over the
second anomaly further strengthens our belief that a large gold system exists at Seko. The
results received to date have far exceeded our expectations especially as holes are still at a
wide spacing on 400m lines and 50m apart along section. Planning is now well underway for the
next phase of detailed AC drilling. We look forward to reporting further positive developments at
Seko.”