BOTSWANA DRILLING UPDATE HIGHLIGHTS • The Company has completed...

BOTSWANA DRILLING UPDATE HIGHLIGHTS •
The Company has completed its initial drilling at the KM3 Prospect, as part of the Company’s maiden drilling program in Botswana
• The KM3 Prospect drill program has successfully confirmed the presence of near surface D’Kar Formation, alteration and sulphide pathfinder minerals, as observed in known copper-silver projects on the Kalahari Copper Belt
• Drilling has commenced at the GW3 Prospect, located in the same central structural corridor known to host regionally significant coppersilver projects
• Upon final review of the KM3 Prospect drilling program data, the Company will plan a follow-up program

Kopore Metals Limited (“Kopore” or “Company” is pleased to provide the following update on its maiden Kalahari Copper Belt drill program at the Company’s Ghanzi West KM3 Prospect, in the Republic of Botswana.
The Company completed 15 holes for 1,236 metres of rotary air blast (RAB) (12 holes for 705m) and reverse circulation (RC)(3 holes for 531m) drilling at the KM3 Prospect. The KM3 drilling program has confirmed the D'Kar Formation, which hosts the Kalahari Copper Belt copper-silver mineralisation, is closer to surface than previously understood. Drilling has also identified sulphides including pyrite and pyrrhotite, sericite alteration and calcareous sediments, indicating potential proximity to favourable geological zones for potential copper-silver mineralisation.
The Company is currently collating and reviewing the data collected from the drilling program, with the objective of initiating a follow-up program on the KM3 Prospect. Drilling has commenced on the GW3 Prospect, as the second stage of the previously announced KM3 and GW3 Prospect drilling programs 1 .

BOTSWANA DRILLING UPDATE HIGHLIGHTS
• The Company has completed its initial drilling at the KM3 Prospect, as part of the Company’s maiden drilling program in Botswana
• The KM3 Prospect drill program has successfully confirmed the presence of near surface D’Kar Formation, alteration and sulphide pathfinder minerals, as observed in known copper-silver projects on the Kalahari Copper Belt
• Drilling has commenced at the GW3 Prospect, located in the same central structural corridor known to host regionally significant coppersilver projects
• Upon final review of the KM3 Prospect drilling program data, the Company will plan a follow-up program

Kopore Metals Limited (“Kopore” or “Company” is pleased to provide the following update on its maiden Kalahari Copper Belt drill program at the Company’s Ghanzi West KM3 Prospect, in the Republic of Botswana. The Company completed 15 holes for 1,236 metres of rotary air blast (RAB) (12 holes for 705m) and reverse circulation (RC)(3 holes for 531m) drilling at the KM3 Prospect. The KM3 drilling program has confirmed the D'Kar Formation, which hosts the Kalahari Copper Belt copper-silver mineralisation, is closer to surface than previously understood. Drilling has also identified sulphides including pyrite and pyrrhotite, sericite alteration and calcareous sediments, indicating potential proximity to favourable geological zones for potential copper-silver mineralisation. The Company is currently collating and reviewing the data collected from the drilling program, with the objective of initiating a follow-up program on the KM3 Prospect. Drilling has commenced on the GW3 Prospect, as the second stage of the previously announced KM3 and GW3 Prospect drilling programs 1 .