Ann: High grade gold targets defined at the new Tuena Project, page-3

In soil not too shabby. PM's are the cobolt and lithium this year IMO
Reconnaissance soil sampling over two prospect areas at the new Tuena Gold
Project, NSW has defined multiple large gold and gold-pathfinder anomalies.
• Within the larges soil anomalies, four high grade results over 1.0 grams per tonne
(g/t) gold in soils (peak of 2.69 g/t gold).
 At the Cooper & McKenzie Prospect newly identified gold soil anomalies
extend for over 500 metres strike-length.
 At the Garnet Prospect anomalism over 300 metres in strike length.
• Tuena is an historical gold mining district with a cluster of 14 historic gold mines
and workings mapped over an area of six kilometres by four kilometres.
• 100% held licence covers the entire Tuena gold mining district.
• High grade historical production recorded from Tuena such as at the Lucky Hit
Mine which produced at grades averaging over 60 g/t gold.
• Project sits along the continuation of the Godolphin Fault which is closely
associated with the multi-million ounce McPhillamys Gold deposit.
• Project has previously had no modern exploration.
• Follow up and infill programs currently being planned to progress these highly
prospective anomalies.