Hamak Gold Limited (LSE:HAMA) has reported recent shareholding changes involving two key directors, signaling continued confidence in the company’s exploration prospects. Non-Executive Director Martin Lampshire has transferred 4,759,909 shares into his personal SIPP, maintaining his overall beneficial interest at 6,389,470 shares, equivalent to 1.41% of the company’s total share capital. Meanwhile, Executive Chairman Nicholas Thurlow has acquired an additional 500,000 shares, bringing his total holding to 19,250,000 shares, or 4.26% of issued capital.

These transactions come on the heels of Hamak Gold’s recent announcement of a high-grade gold discovery within its Nimba license area in Liberia. The find, located near the Ity Gold Mine along the border with Ivory Coast, adds momentum to the company’s exploration narrative and supports the directors’ show of confidence in its long-term potential.

About Hamak Gold Limited

Hamak Gold Limited is a UK-listed gold exploration company focused on untapped mineral-rich zones in Liberia. Its flagship Nimba project has delivered promising high-grade results, placing the company in proximity to established operations like the Ity Gold Mine and highlighting its regional strategic advantage.

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