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Hammer Metals has nailed down additional strategic tenure in the revered Yandal gold belt of Western Australia. The company has added the Bronzewing North project to its already impressive ground holding in the region and extended its footprint across the world-class terrane to over 260 square kilometres, adding two near-term exploration targets at Sword and Sam Well in the process.

Hammer Metals has returned further encouraging assays from drilling of the Target 1 prospect at its North Orelia gold project in Western Australia's Yandal greenstone belt, which boasts an enviable gold endowment of 24 million ounces. Better intersections from the first 66 holes, or 3,889m, of a planned 8,000m aircore program were 4m grading 5.79 grams per tonne gold from 40m depth and 4m going 4.38g/t gold from 48m.

Hammer Metals has received results from the first phase of its JOGMEC joint venture exploration program at its Mount Isa Project in Queensland and they have thrown up some pulse quickening numbers from rock chip samples including 6.7 grams per tonne gold and 28.2% copper. The positive results have now triggered the second phase of work.

Coronavirus willing, Hammer Metals will have the rods turning soon at its Mt Isa project in Queensland after being awarded Government grants amounting to $283,000. The windfall will fund a diamond drilling program at the Koppany copper-rare earths project and two magneto telluric surveys, one at the Kalman copper, molybdenum, gold and rhenium deposit and the second across part of the Mt Philp Breccia that is prospective for gold and copper.

Hammer Metals will have the rods turning and Geophysicists on the ground very soon at its Mt Isa project in Queensland after being awarded Government grants amounting to $283,000. The windfall will fund a diamond drilling program at the Koppany copper-rare earths project and two magneto telluric surveys, one at the Kalman copper, molybdenum, gold and rhenium deposit and the second across part of the Mt Philp Breccia that is prospective for gold and copper.

Hammer Metals has both feet firmly planted across some tier-one mining districts around the country as it kicks off several major exploration programs including geophysical surveys and geological mapping at its Mt Isa IOGC project in Queensland and at its exciting Bronzewing South gold project in Western Australia. Gravity and EM surveys will be run across some of Hammer's Mt Isa JOGMEC JV ground and 12,000m of aircore and RC drilling will test priority targets at Bronzewing.

Hammer Metals, has hit the nail on the head with some striking first pass aircore results from Target 1 within the 14km long Orelia trend at its Bronzewing South gold project. Results include 4 meters grading 2.40 grams per tonne gold from 16 metres downhole and point to an emerging discovery for Hammer who has now identified a 500m long gold mineralised trend at Target 1.

Hammer Metals has appointed veteran mining executive, Dan Thomas, as its new Managing Director who brings with him an extensive background in project management, corporate development, business improvement, mergers and acquisitions across multiple resource sectors. Mr Thomas will assist the company to progress its separate mineral discoveries in Queensland's Mount Isa district and WA's prospective Yandal belt.