Company Overview

Apollo is an Australian Stock Exchange listed gold exploration company based in Perth, Western Australia and operating in Australia and West Africa. It is managed by an experienced board of directors with a background in success in the discovery of mineral deposits and creating company value. It has technical guidance in Africa though experienced staff geologists and consultants based in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

Through its 100% owned operating subsidiary Aspire Côte d’Ivoire SARL, Apollo holds exploration and mining rights to five exploration permits in northern and central Côte d’Ivoire. The exploration package includes over 3,000 square kilometres of under-explored Birimian greenstone belts in one of the least explored terrains of the West African goldfields.

Apollo has the right to earn up to 90% in its four projects – Seguela, Vavoua, Korhogo and Tengrela West (comprising 2 permits) held under five large exploration licence applications. Apollo is progressing projects through applying geochemical exploration techniques developed in Australia, where the geology and regolith conditions are very similar.

Each project lies on greenstone belts that host million ounce gold deposits along strike, and show local evidence of structural complexity and host-rock alteration. Seguela, Vavoua and Tengrela have ancient or active artisanal gold workings, mostly on alluvial material. Despite strong prospectivity the projects have had limited previous exploration and no drilling activity.

In Australia the Company retains an 100%-owned advanced gold project named Rebecca and located 150km east of Kalgoorlie in West Australia. The Company sees good potential to extend and quantify known mineralisation at three prospects where significant historical drill results include 11m @ 3.24g/t Au, 30m @ 1.39g/t Au, and 28m @ 2.18g/t Au respectively.

Apollo is focussed on delivering exploration success through low-cost geophysical and geochemical-based target definition, and exploration drilling. In excess of ten thousand geochemical samples have been submitted to laboratories for analysis with initial results generating several strong and previously unrecognized gold anomalies. Sampling will continue on both first-pass and infill grids ahead of mapping, trench sampling and drilling.