Exore Resources Limited provided an exploration update with excellent new results from reverse circulation (`RC') drilling and a recently completed Induced Polarisation (`IP') survey, that have highlighted the continuation of the prospective Antoinette corridor, within the Company's Bagoe Project in northern Cote d'Ivoire. Highlights: Shallow step-out drilling at Antoinette targeting southern strike extensions to oxide/transitional mineralisation has returned highly encouraging results including (refer Figures One & Two and Appendix One): 12m at 4.48g/t gold from 83m, 9m at 5.66g/t gold from 106m, 6m at 3.24g/t gold from 16m, 10m at 1.71g/t gold from 33m. Drilling results confirm the central zone of Antoinette remains OPEN to the southwest, as well as identifying new footwall mineralisation. IP geophysical survey further supports potential for substantial strike extensions with an undrilled +800 metre chargeable /resistive trend delineated. The only drill holes to test the IP trend were latest holes which returned 12m at 4.48g/t gold and 9m at 5.66g/t gold. Follow up drilling at an emerging parallel zone of mineralisation to the west of the central zone at Antoinette returned results including: 7m at 2.68g/t gold from surface, 11m at 3.54g/t gold from 42m. The latest drilling results and the recently acquired IP and airborne magnetic data sets confirm the potential for Antoinette to have several kilometres of strike Broad spaced (approx. 300m) shallow ((approx. 50m) drilling currently underway testing +4 kilometres of southern strike potential extending from Antoinette to Juliette in the south. Exore remains well-funded with approximately $14.4 million cash.