Ann: Soils Extend Significant Copper Mineralisation at Mt Suprise, page-3

HIGHLIGHTS
• Assay results from soil sampling following up previous high grade rock chips indicate further significant
copper and base metal anomalies at its prospective Mt Surprise Project.
• Results indicate increased zones of anomalous mineralisation initially identified from those rock chip
samples including 11.15% Cu, 392ppm Co and 2.94% Pb, 44.97 g/t Ag, 0.2% Zn in late 20221,2.
• The presence of pathfinder elements such as Molybdenum (Mo), Bismuth (Bi), Tungsten (W) and Cobalt
(Co) are potentially representative of a larger copper mineralised system.
• Mineralisation anomalies remain open in multiple directions and will be targeted with follow up
exploration activities.
• Geophysical work has also recently been completed at the tenure to identify potential prospective
structures and generate future targets with results due shortly.
• Fieldwork to test anomaly extensions, next order exploration and drilling targets and the recently
secured new tenure at Mt Surprise (EPM28653) to progressively commence shortly.
• Maiden field reconnaissance at the Georgetown project which hosts multiple outcropping pegmatites
also due to commence shortly.