Oklo Resouces Limited (“Oklo”) is based in Perth Western Australia and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: OKU).

The company commenced in 2007 as a uranium explorer, principally in Mali.

Whilst maintaining its uranium interests, the company has since moved into gold and phosphate exploration in Mali.

Firstly via the Samit Phosphate Project (formerly the ‘Tatteul Phosphate Project’) and secondly through the acquisition of two advanced gold projects located in West Mali.

Oklo’s primary focus is on developing its Mali gold and phosphate projects simultaneously in the near term.

The company has established excellent relationships in Mali including having access to the technical expertise necessary to explore and develop its projects.

The Samit Phosphate Project is located in East Mali near the town of Gao and close to the Niger River.

Oklo intends to develop the Samit Project into a revenue-producing activity in the short to medium term by the production of rock phosphate, considered an organic fertiliser. Oklo holds an exploration and mining lease over a large tenement area. The phosphate beds are outcropping or shallow over much of the ground holding. The exploration work carried out to date indicates the potential for large phosphate tonnages at attractive grades.

Oklo’s two gold projects are located near to established infrastructure and close to existing mines. They are near to the Mali/Senegal/Mauretania borders and north of the regional gold mining centre of Kayes. The two leases cover important greenstone belt geology and are in the same mineralised corridor that hosts such famous mines as Sadiola (14m oz. ), Loulo (11m oz.) and Yatela (2.5m oz.).

Mali Fast Facts Area: 1,240,140 km2 Capital: Bamako Money: Pegged - €1 = 655.957CFA Population: 14.7 million Mali – 3rd largest gold producer in Africa and 12th in the world. Birimian greenstone belt geology recognised g for hosting large gold deposits.

Exploration work carried out to date includes drilling, trenching, geochemistry and geophysics. This work has defined numerous gold targets.

The drilling work has resulted in discovery of a number of significant intersections.

Soil geochemical sampling has identified extensive gold anomalous zones.

Oklo intends immediate follow up of the exploration work done so far with the objective of building upon the present resource base as quickly as possible.