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Godolphin Resources rebrands to Orbit Resources

Godolphin completes name change to Orbit Resources

Godolphin Resources (ASX:GRL) has completed its name change to Orbit Resources, with the new ASX ticker code ‘OBT’ set to take effect on 19 August.

The name change follows shareholder approval and reflects the company’s evolution into a focused explorer and project developer targeting precious and base metals.

The transformation also aligns with Orbit’s strategy of advancing gold, silver, copper, and other base metal opportunities across central New South Wales.

Shareholders are not required to take any action, as existing shareholdings, holding statements, shareholder account details, and capital structure remain unchanged.

Managing Director Jeneta Owens says the rebrand marks an important milestone in the company’s evolution.

“The new name reflects our clear strategic focus on advancing and growing our portfolio of precious and base metal assets and aligns our corporate identity with the direction of the business,” Owens says.

“While our name has changed, our commitment to creating long-term value for shareholders remains unchanged.

“We are focused on advancing Lewis Ponds, progressing our broader exploration portfolio, and continuing to deliver on the opportunities within our extensive NSW asset base.”

The company has transitioned its corporate email addresses to end in @orbitresources.au, while emails sent to existing addresses will continue to be monitored during the transition period.

Orbit Resources is an explorer and developer with a portfolio of gold, silver, and base metal projects in NSW’s Lachlan Fold Belt.

Write to Paula Fabe at Mining.com.au

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