Arkle Resources reports €1,095,928 in losses for the financial year ending 31 December 2020

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Arkle Resources, the gold and zinc exploration company, has reported losses of €1,095,928 for the year 2020, compared to €313,860 the year before.

And the Group has net current liabilities of €376,102 (2019: net current liabilities €182,501), leading to concern about the Company and Group's ability to continue.

Included in current liabilities is an amount of €127,500 (2019: €82,500) owed to key management personnel in respect of remuneration due at the balance sheet date.

But, the company chairman John Teeling, provided updates as to the company’s mining projects.

‘It is pleasing to be able to report drilling on our Mine River licences in Wexford / Wicklow is producing good results notably where earlier detailed soil sampling had identified a totally new zone with gold potential some 750 metres from the 2017 Tombreen discovery,’ he said in a statement.