Oracle Power PLC (LSE:ORCP) has released final assay results from its 2025 drilling campaign at the Northern Zone of its Kalgoorlie Gold Project in Western Australia, confirming additional shallow gold mineralisation across 16 new drillholes. The latest results expand the footprint of mineralisation in the northeastern area and also delineate gold in the previously untested central “Saddle” zone.
Several high-grade intercepts were recorded, reinforcing Oracle Power’s geological model of a broad, shallow oxide gold blanket sitting above the Northern Zone porphyry system. The new data will be incorporated into mine planning work being undertaken with partner MEGA Resources, as the group targets a potential start of mining in the first half of 2026. In parallel, regulatory and permitting activities continue to progress, including Native Title agreements, conversion of tenements to a mining lease, and preparation of mine development and environmental plans. A further drilling programme is scheduled to commence on 10 February 2026.
From an outlook perspective, the company remains constrained by its pre-revenue status, ongoing losses and negative cash flow, implying continued reliance on external funding. Technical indicators provide some support, with the share price in a strong uptrend, although elevated RSI levels and higher volatility point to an increased risk of near-term pullbacks. Valuation remains limited by negative earnings and the absence of a dividend.
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Oracle Power PLC is an AIM-listed international project developer advancing the Kalgoorlie Gold Project in Western Australia. The company is focused on intrusive-hosted, shallow oxide gold mineralisation at the Northern Zone prospect near the Kalgoorlie “Super Pit.” Working alongside partner MEGA Resources, Oracle Power is progressing mine development studies, regulatory approvals and environmental assessments as it positions the project for near-term production.









