Kalo Gold Advances 2026 Target Development at Vatu Aurum; Lidar and Orthophotography Completed; Airborne Geophysics Planned for February
Kalo Gold Launches 2026 Exploration as Stock Trades Below Massive $12.45 Million Financing Floor

The news release dated February 10, 2026, announces the commencement of Kalo Gold’s 2026 field exploration program at its 100%-owned Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji. Key technical milestones include the completion of LiDAR and orthophotography surveys, with a district-scale airborne geophysical survey (magnetics and radiometrics) scheduled for February. The company is currently relogging core, mapping, and conducting soil geochemistry to refine and rank drill targets. CEO Terry Tucker emphasizes a "disciplined, data-driven approach" to target selection following the successful 2025 drilling results.
The news is categorized as Routine - Positive. While it signals the start of the 2026 work season and confirms that the company is deploying the capital raised in recent months, it contains no new discovery data or assay results.
The material context for this news is the massive $12.45 million financing completed in January 2026. This exploration update serves as a progress report on how that capital is being deployed. However, the stock is currently trading at $0.26, which is approximately 18% below the recent financing price of $0.32 per unit. This indicates that the market is either cautious about the "drill-ready" status of these targets or is absorbing the significant share issuance and consolidation.
Kalo Gold Corp. is a TSXV-listed explorer focused on the Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji. The project covers 367 sq km of the North Island (Vanua Levu) and is situated on the Pacific Ring of Fire. - Flagship Project: Vatu Aurum. - Geological Model: Low-sulphidation epithermal gold and diatreme-hosted gold. - Key Discovery: The Qiriyaga Complex, specifically target QC1, where the company intersected bonanza grades (12.8 g/t Au over 22m) in late 2025. - Development Stage: Advanced exploration. The company is using modern technology (CSAMT, LiDAR, TerraSpec) to reinterpret historical data from over $30 million in previous spending by majors.