Oklo Resources Limited reported further highly encouraging results from follow-up drilling at its 100% owned Sari Project, to the east of the Company's Dandoko Project in west Mali. The Company reported further highly encouraging results from follow-up step-out drilling at the 100%-owned Sari Project, located to the immediate east of Oklo's Dandoko Project. Since the announcement of the initial Dandoko Mineral Resource estimate in late March 2021, the Company embarked on an aggressive resource growth initiative. The bulk of this drilling targeted immediate extensions along strike and at depth of Seko, and other geochemical and geophysical targets (IP) along the 15km Dandoko gold corridor and adjoining project areas including Sari. Following the announcement of the discovery hole at Sari during May 2021, a further 1,988m of follow- up drilling has been completed. The assay results reported in this announcement are from step-out aircore (AC) drilling and an initial deeper reverse circulation (RC) hole under the previously reported intersection at Sari. Two 100m spaced step-out AC traverses (total of 36 holes) and one RC hole were recently completed at the Sari Project. Both new traverses successfully intersected gold mineralisation at shallow depths and confirmed a north- south trend to the gold mineralisation. A further RC hole (RCSA21-001) drilled below the discovery hole on section 139 2100mN confirmed the depth continuation of the gold mineralisation in fresh rock returning: 7m at 2.64g/t gold from 42m including; 2m at 8.10g/t gold; 11m at 1.02g/t gold from 65m.