Ann: Major New Gold Anomalies Discovered at Slate Dam Project, page-2

Slate Dam Gold Project Priority Drill Targets Confirmed for Next Phase of Drilling • Geochemical program identifies multiple new high-grade gold anomalies at Slate Dam Project • Anomalies cover a 1.3km strike and 250 metres in width • Peak value of 444ppb gold plus 10 further gold zones of greater than 10ppb • Anomalies extend the main gold system at Slate Dam and provide high priority drill targets for next phase of drilling • High-grade rock chip samples as high as 16.6g/t Au confirm extension of mineralised zone along strike of recent drilling • New Exploration Licence applied for – adds further 6km of prospective strike at Slate Dam Project • R&D incentive received Aruma Resources Limited (ASX: AAJ) is pleased to announce the discovery of new large, high grade gold anomalies at the Company’s 100%-owned Slate Dam Gold Project in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. The new anomalies cover an area of 1.3km in strike length and 250 metres in width, with a peak value of 444ppb gold plus 10 further gold zones of greater than 10ppb. The anomalies extend the main gold system, recently discovered in Aruma’s maiden drilling program at Slate Dam, and provide immediate, high priority drill targets for the Company’s next phase of drilling. The new anomalies were identified from a recently completed geochemical program at Slate Dam, which included a soil sampling and a rock chip sampling program. Rock chip samples were completed along the edge of Lake Yindarlgooda and delivered a highest assay result of 16.6g/t Au, which confirmed the extensions along strike from drill intercept; 5m @ 3.79g/t Au (SDRC006) reported in ASX announcement, 1 February 2018. The multi-element results of this sample confirm the mineralisation is shale- hosted, with the presence of high arsenic and copper, aligning with the gold mineralisation model at Slate Dam