GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has advised that the first phase of its spring exploration field activity commences this week, following settlement of the acquisition and transfer of two State of Utah mineral leases from Anfield Energy Inc.

Exploration fieldwork will commence within the Section 36 historical mines, which is within GTR’s land position along a 5.5km mineralised trend.

These historical mines represent a robust development target with over 1,300m of historical underground workings.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has set its near-term sights on exploration at its gold and uranium assets in Western Australia and the United states respectively.

The company plans to begin exploration activities in Utah over two newly acquired uranium leases shortly and will focus on a robust development target with more than 1,300 metres of historical underground workings.

These leases in the Henry Mountains district of south‐central Utah join the Jeffery and Rats Nest projects and consolidate ownership across a contiguous 5.5 kilometres of the interpreted mineralised trend.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has received an independent WAMEX compilation report from CSA Global assessing the historical gold production and exploration activity at newly granted prospecting licences within the Niagara gold district in Western Australia.

The report highlights the material past production and drilling, which has occurred on the newly consolidated land package comprising newly granted P40/1515, P40/1516, P40/1517 and P40/1506 and the recently acquired P40/1513 and P40/1518.

The independent compilation of historical mine records, from WAMEX reports, indicates that the workings produced 5,100 ounces of gold at a grade of 25.8 g/t between 1898 and 1914.