Kali Metals

Managing Director, Paul Adams spoke to Axino Capital about Kali's portfolio of exploration projects including our Higginsville Lithium Project and the recent gold-in-soil anomaly identified at the Marble Bar Project. "One of the key assets that we have is out Higginsville Lithium Project, south of Kalgoorlie and that is really located in what is called the Lithium Corridor in Western Australia. One of the biggest opportunities that we have discovered over the last couple of months is some gold systems, took some rock chips and they have come back up to 4g/t" Watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/gEiyyiCA #KM1 #lithium #gold #exploration

Kali Metals was featured in Australian Resources & Investment report on emerging Australian lithium projects. "As Kali embarks on 2025, the company is focused on developing new exploration targets across Higginsville and its Pilbara project, the latter of which comprises the DOM’s Hill and Marble Bar projects situated east of Pilbara Minerals’ Pilgangoora operation and MinRes’ Wodgina mine." https://lnkd.in/gcSv-WZk #KM1 #lithium #exploration

Having been listed for almost one year, Managing Director, Paul Adams penned an end of year letter to shareholders. "I wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on a year full of milestones, successes and challenges for Kali Metals. Looking ahead, 2025 promises to be another busy year as we advance the Higginvsille Lithium District and resume exploration at Marble Bar and Jingellic. We thank our shareholders, partners and dedicated team for your support and look forward to an exciting year ahead. On behalf of our Board and Management, I wish you a happy festive season and a prosperous 2025." Read the full letter to shareholders: https://lnkd.in/gPsGzSYG

"We've discovered there's quite a large, coherent gold-in-soil anomaly right over the areas that we'd identified in mapping and sampling as containing gold" Managing Director, Paul Adams spoke to Proactive's Tylah Tully following the identification of a significant gold in soil anomaly at the Marble Bar Lithium-Gold Project in Western Australia. Watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/g28hJDDT #KM1 #gold #exploration

Kali Metals uncovers 5-kilometre gold-in-soil anomaly at Marble Bar Project I Proactive https://lnkd.in/g7cxHT4k

A 5km large, coherent gold-in-soil anomaly has been identified at our Marble Bar Project in WA using historical soil sampling results. Rock-chip samples have recorded results up to 4g/t gold from a quartz vein measuring 120m in length and up to 7m in width at the Sherman Prospect. The Sherman Prospect is 2km from the Tiger Prospect, where an earlier result recorded up to 3g/t gold in quartz veins. Both the Tiger and Sherman Prospects warrant further follow up with both vein prospects yet to be fully mapped and sampled.  Managing Director, Paul Adams commented: “Following our recent gold discovery at the Tiger Prospect at our Marble Bar Project, the discovery of gold at surface with grades up to 4 g/t from our emerging Sherman Gold Prospect is extremely encouraging. The gold-bearing quartz vein, up to 7m wide on surface, is returning positive results along the entire 120m strike length mapped so far. The gold discoveries at Tiger and Sherman reinforce the validity of the historic gold-in-soil anomalies generated from Kalamazoo’s lithium exploration in 2021. The soils program has also identified further gold anomalism, yet to be followed up. These target areas have the potential to grow with additional reconnaissance and surface sampling, in addition to the results from the historical soils program which are being re-assayed for gold. The completed heritage surveys pave the way for a future drilling campaign at our Marble Bar gold prospects.” Read the full ASX announcement: https://lnkd.in/g7rRkcfx #KM1 #gold #Pilbara #exploration

Kali Metals fields high-grade tin-oxide rock chip results from Jingellic's Sweetwater area I Proactive https://lnkd.in/ghU-btqY

High-grade tin-oxide results, up to 8% SnO2, have been received from geological mapping campaign at the Sweetwater area within the Jingellic Project in NSW. Results also included accessory tantalum (up to 560ppm Ta) and niobium (up to 490ppm Nb). The outcropping tin-bearing greisen-pegmatite zones range in width from 2-20m, mapped along a cumulative length of 2km, and are still open along strike.  Managing Director Paul Adams commented: ”A lot has been achieved at our Southern Lachlan Fold Belt tenements since our last update in September. Our initial ground truthing of soil sampling anomalies has returned excellent results. The cassiterite crystals observed are large and have been observed over significant strike lengths and are still open along strike. We plan to finish the year by completing the follow up mapping and sampling on priority tin and lithium soil anomalies. The first rock samples from the Giant Pegmatite have already returned promising results up to 1.5% lithium-oxide, and we will assess its surface footprint by the yearend. At the same time, we have kickstarted exploration activities in a new area, Mt Cudgewa. We are finishing the year with vigorous data collection that is expected to provide a generous news flow in early 2025 and beyond.”  Read the full ASX announcement: https://lnkd.in/gxCqnF_Z #KM1 #tin #tantalum #niobium #exploration

We are pleased to share the 2024 AGM Presentation. View the full presentation: https://lnkd.in/gDqYxMPc #KM1

Managing Director, Paul Adams spoke to Australian Mining for their special report 'Lithium’s next generation' “You’ve got a lot of M&A (mergers and acquisitions) happening in the market, including Rio and Arcadium. The cure for low prices is low prices and I think there’ll be several cashed-up lithium companies looking at M&A" https://lnkd.in/gQ5fmMUr #KM1 #lithium #spodumene #exploration