Firefly Resources Ltd. announced that is has secured further strategic additions to its landholding at the 100%-owned Yalgoo Gold Project in Western Australia with the acquisition of Prospecting Licences P59/2088 and P59/2089 within the central portion of its tenements. The PL's are being acquired from a private prospector, Jason Gill, who recently decided to focus on his other interests elsewhere in Western Australia. The leases are being acquired for a single $50,000 cash consideration payment. With this acquisition Firefly now has complete coverage of the structural corridor hosting gold mineralisation across the northern Yalgoo Gold Project, as well as 100% coverage of the numerous and extensive, thick pegmatite intrusions that cover 10's of kilometres of the tenure package. These pegmatites had historically been mined for beryl and bismuth, but also contain very high-grade molybdenum and tungsten as well as the lithium mineral, lepidolite. Previous rock-chipping returned a sample assaying 3.75% LiO2 from surface outcrop. Drilling Update: Firefly has now completed over 10,000m of the planned 30,000m drilling to test a series of priority targets at Yalgoo. This second phase of RC drilling will continue through to mid-April 2021 testing the high-grade Don Bradman and Crescent/Olive Queen targets, as well as provide in-fill resource coverage at the Applecross prospect, 200m north along-strike of the Melville Gold Deposit. Recent drilling at Applecross has revealed similar geology and geometry to Melville, where Firefly recently announced a maiden JORC 2012 resource estimate of 196,000oz of gold with 80% in the higher confidence Indicated classification.