Ann: Maronan Silver-Lead Project Assay Results fr, page-23

re: Ann: Maronan Silver-Lead Project Assay Re... Have been in contact with Rob over the past couple of days clarifying a few points.

The "geological vectors" referred to in the quarterly are the number of potential ore horizons and their combined true thickness - which show an increase towards the north.

Another question I posed to Rob was "Are you concerned by the lack of zinc to date - as most supergiant deposits have Zn-Pb wt% of between 5%-20%?" Rob replied, "Deme, the lack of zinc doesn't concern me as we see some spectacular intervals of high-grade lead and silver with minor zinc in Maronan which are an indication of what could be at depth or along strike".

Overall, Rob was very positive & stressed yet again that it's only early days at Maronan, with only two holes into the banded carbonate silver-lead sulphide horizons.

MRN13001 is the first hole to the north & at depth (opposite the dyke) (see fig. 6 in the quarterly) & closer to the structural fault (see fig.5). Most orebodies of a similar type are located adjacent to faults that acted as fluid conduits. With each hole, the excitement should be building - but this one is again flying below the radar.

Anyway, RDM's exploration model is standing up, even if the SP isn't. Most miners - especially juniors have been smashed of late. Little differentiating them except most aren't on the cusp of a massive discovery - as we hopefully are.

Getting closer team.

GLTA,

Deme