Unlocking the Next Tier-1 Gold Story with Kalgoorlie Gold (ASX: KAL) 📈🎯

🚨 One of WA’s most exciting gold explorers is gearing up for its next big move.

CEO & Co-Founder of 180 Markets, Greg Lowe sits down with Matthew Painter, Managing Director of Kalgoorlie Gold Mining (ASX: KAL), to break down what’s next for the Company.

In this exclusive interview, we cover:
✅ The upcoming drill program across KAL’s Eastern Goldfields portfolio
✅ Key catalysts that could unlock near-term value
✅ What investors can expect from new discoveries and resource growth

With a growing pipeline in one of Australia’s premier gold districts, KAL is positioning itself to become the next Tier-1 growth story.

👉 Watch now to get the inside track directly from the Managing Director.
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