Ann: Drilling doubles cobalt footprint at Flemington, page-3

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Drilling doubles cobalt footprint, triples scandium footprint at Flemington,
and mineralisation still remains open
• Resource drilling doubles the previous cobalt mineralisation footprint at the Flemington Cobalt-Scandium-Nickel Project
• Scandium footprint now three-times larger following drilling with thick, high-grade scandium mineralisation confirmed to outcrop across the project area
• Better cobalt intercepts included: o 5 metres at 3,152 ppm Co from 4 metres (drill hole FMA17_151)
o 3 metres at 3,010 ppm Co from 4 metres (drill hole FMA17_224)
o 2 metres at 2,445 ppm Co from 7 metres (drill hole FMA17_227)
o 8 metres at 3,017 ppm Co from 5 metres (drill hole FMA17_282)
o 9 metres at 2,476 ppm Co from 12 metres (drill hole FMA17_286)
　
• Scandium intercepts from the assay results included: o 16 metres at 556 ppm Sc from surface (drill hole FMA17_220)
o 21 metres at 577 ppm Sc from surface (drill hole FMA17_221)
o 17 metres at 547 ppm Sc from surface (drill hole FMA17_222)
o 23 metres at 543 ppm Sc from surface (drill hole FMA17_286)
o 14 metres at 600 ppm Sc from surface (drill hole FMA17_291)
　
• Mineralisation remains open in all directions (except to the south where the mineralisation becomes Clean TeQ’s Syerston ore body which has an established Mineral Resource grading 1,000 ppm cobalt)
• Clearly demonstrates Flemington and Syerston deposits are the same mineralised body (divided by a single tenement boundary)
• Maiden Cobalt Mineral Resource and upgraded Scandium Mineral Resource Estimates for Flemington Project to be released within 6 weeks