Hamak Strategy (LSE:HAMA), an AIM-listed gold explorer in West Africa that also holds a digital asset treasury, has reported further high-grade reverse circulation drilling results from its Akoko oxide gold project in southwest Ghana.
The standout intercept, from hole 2026-061, returned 4 metres at 6.46 g/t gold from 32 metres depth, including 1 metre at 20.03 g/t from a shallow sulphide zone, a result the company says indicates potential for a deeper primary gold system below the oxide level.
Wider, lower-grade shallow oxide intersections from the same six-hole, 234-metre programme include 28 metres at 0.66 g/t from surface and 17 metres at 0.51 g/t from surface.
Drilling at Akoko South has been paused due to heavy seasonal rains, with the remaining holes to resume once conditions allow.
The company says its completed 46-hole, 2,514-metre programme is now sufficient to compile a maiden industry-compliant mineral resource estimate for Akoko, incorporating historical intercepts such as 15 metres at 8.82 g/t and 61 metres at 1.03 g/t.
"I look forward to the results, which will be announced when available," said CEO Karl Smithson.
