Bardoc Gold Limited reported more strong drilling results which highlight the scope for further growth in the gold inventory at the Zoroastrian deposit within its 100%- owned Bardoc Gold Project near Kalgoorlie. The Bardoc Gold Project has Ore Reserves of 1Moz within a total Resource of 3.07Moz. The initial drilling results have extended the known mineralisation a further 150m down-plunge from the existing high-grade Mineral Resource. These extensions and the successful resource definition drilling results have improved the likelihood of being able to increase Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves at Zoroastrian once the resource modelling and mine planning work is completed. The recent and ongoing drilling at Zoroastrian has had two key objectives: Extend mineralisation at depth and along strike Increase confidence in the material outside of Reserves. The depth extent of the Blueys South and Zoroastrian South lodes has been tested and confirmed by deep diamond core drilling. The results have shown that both of these lodes, the basis of the current mining Reserves of 98koz Au @ 3.6g/t Au, continue at depth. These holes have intersected the Blueys South and Zoroastrian South lodes about 150m down-plunge of the existing Mineral Resource. This knowledge gives confidence in the ongoing exploration work with increases in Resources and Reserves possible after the requisite modelling and mining studies. The intercepts reported in core holes KND210001-3, amongst others, are: 6m @ 2.44g/t Au from 460m in KND210001, 1m @ 11.7g/t Au from 466m in KND210003. These results are in line with the overall resource grade of 2.2g/t Au and, most importantly, they have allowed the Company's geologists to refine the target area of the highly mineralised fractionated dolerite unit. Experience from the upper levels of the ore body suggests that the holes are close to the high-grade ore zone and they have confirmed that the Blueys South and Zoroastrian South Lodes both continue at depth with the lodes projected to intersect the fractionated dolerite nearby, providing an area for long-term exploration. RC drill-hole KNC210006 was drilled to test for strike extensions of the Zoroastrian South Lode at depth, in an interpreted position of the fractionated dolerite. The hole is about 120m south of the planned underground workings and was successful and intersected 4m @ 4.37g/t Au from 144m. The results of this hole, encountering both the fractionated dolerite and the Zoroastrian South structure, will require further exploration drilling. Diamond core drilling, located at the southern end of the existing Zoroastrian Central open pit, is designed to test for high-grade mineralisation within the Zoroastrian South Lode, as well as targeting resource strike extensions in Royal Mint and Blueys. The Resource definition targeted mineralisation that is in the Inferred category and the drilling will potentially increase the confidence level of the resource model to Indicated. The significance of this is that Indicated material can be classified as an Ore Reserve. The Zoroastrian South Lode, successfully intersected in KND210007, which returned an intercept of 5.2m @ 4.97g/t Au from 379m including 1.69m @ 14.1g/t Au from 381.62m, is significant as it is of higher grade than was expected in the existing resource model. An updated Mineral Resource model will be completed after the completion of the current drilling program (scheduled for late 2021) and this upgraded area may lead to increased Ore Reserves and mine life.