Ann: Significant Further Copper Mineralisation Intersected, page-2

Sixth diamond drill hole intersects significant copper mineralisation between NCP08 and
NCP07 demonstrating lateral continuity of mineralisation
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Highlights:
• The sixth hole of the ongoing drill programme at the Ngami Copper Project (NCP) in the
Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB), Botswana, has returned another highly encouraging copper
intersection.
• NCP12 has intersected an 18m zone of visible copper mineralisation (down hole) which
includes 9m of notable visual chalcocite mineralisation confirmed with pXRF
• Drill hole NCP12 was designed to test the lateral continuity of mineralisation intersected in
NCP08 and NCP11B which, along with NCP07, NCP09, NCP10 and historical hole TRD14-16a,
has defined a compelling >4km long copper target.
• In addition to the primary bedding and cleavage hosted intersection of chalcocite,
intersections of vein hosted cuprite mineralisation have been noted.
• The intersection at NCP12 demonstrates that significant visual copper mineralisation
intersected in NCP08, NCP11-B and NCP07 has lateral continuity.
• Further drilling, designed to prove continuity of mineralisation along the >4km strike length is
ongoing at a 500m spacing including the seventh hole, NCP13, which is already underway.
These results will be reported in combination with upcoming laboratory assay results for drill
holes NCP07, NCP08 and NCP09 towards the end of September.