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Excelsior Gold Limited

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24.01.2022 From the 121 Mining Investment Conference in Hong Kong, Rowan Johnston gives a brief overview of EXG, the team & what's ahead for the company:

21.01.2022 M&A is picking up in the gold space - juniors Spitfire and Excelsior are tying the knot so they can speed up the transition to producer

21.01.2022 New investor deck from the 121 Mining Conference in Hong Kong: https://bit.ly/2HkK6i7 Rowan Johnston presenting today at 3pm HKT.

14.01.2022 March 2018 Quarterly Activities Report: https://bit.ly/2HGUcJH

14.01.2022 Mineral Resource update from our 100%-owned Kalgoorlie North Gold Project: https://bit.ly/2wZmWcD

13.01.2022 Excelsior Gold & Spitfire Materials (ASX: SPI) to merge: https://bit.ly/2K63mSb The merger will create a leading ASX-listed gold company with an attractive diversified portfolio of exploration and development assets, and a clear pathway to production in the highly prospective North Kalgoorlie region of Western Australia.

12.01.2022 Coming up in April at our Kalgoorlie North Gold Project: Updated Zoroastrian open pit Mineral Resource Estimate Updated Excelsior open pit Mineral Resource Estimate Updated Excelsior open pit Ore Reserve ... Exploration/extensional drilling 800m south of Zoroastrian Aircore drilling at interpreted convergence of Black Flag Fault & Bardoc Tectonic Zones RC/diamond drilling at Longsleever Announcement: https://bit.ly/2GhdRvX

07.01.2022 Via Mining News Excelsior sharpening resource focus for future gold mining: https://bit.ly/2J8BCuK

06.01.2022 Interview with Rowan Johnston from the 121 Mining Investment Conference in Singapore:

06.01.2022 Excelsior in the Kalgoorlie Miner 'CSIRO gives juniors deep prospecting expertise'. Managing Director Rowan Johnston said the program and associated contribution from the CSIRO and Federal Government helped the small gold miner get more data for less. We pay $50,000, the Federal Government pays $50,000 and the CSIRO does the same amount of work in kind, so what you’re getting is $150,000 of work for $50,000 and using some of the most qualified technical people that are available in Australia, he said.