• Located in the highly prospective Bryah Basin where Sandfire has been successful in discovering copper sulphides
• Gold nugget occurrences, copper and gold soil anomalies (peak of 585ppm Cu & 85ppb Au) and RAB intersections including 12m @ 0.13% Cu from surface
• Tenement partly overlies the prospective Narracoota Volcanics with untested soil anomalies and RAB hits not followed up.
• Potential for DeGrussa style Cu-Au deposits and gold deposits

• Situated in a past gold-producing region of the Lachlan Fold Belt and covers over 500km2
• The area contains one of the largest Au/As anomalies identified in NSW, and a large, hydrothermally altered system has been identified by past explorers.
• No drilling below 120m from surface appears to have been carried out.
• 15 holes drilled in 2012/13 with results including 20m @ 1.6g/t Au.

• Area is considered to be highly prospective for gold mineralisation, with high-grade laminated quartz reefs in the north of the project area.
• Soil Auger Sampling was undertaken in October 2013 with over 400 samples analysed, identifying two main gold anomalies, covering individual strike lengths of several hundred metres.
• Previous VMS drilling has revealed broad, lower grade intercepts of sulphide-bearing shales including 43m @ 0.28% Zn, 0.05% Cu and another anomalous intercepts.
• The Copper-Nickel anomalism, apparently associated with the CRA mapped ultramafic belts and PGE anomalism, offers an attractive target for further work.

• Project is situated less than 70km from Nova and covers >1500km2.
• Work conducted on this project to date (geochem/EM surveys) has identified Ni/Cu and gold anomalism.
• The current owners have conducted limited RC/diamond drilling to date, with a number of targets identified.
• Follow up soil augur sampling is planned to better define anomalies prior to EM surveying and drill testing.

• Several mineral estimates, all >350,000oz Au with grades averaging approx. 2g/t Au. Ultramafic units remain largely unexplored for nickel copper sulphides
• Located in one of the most prospective gold belts in Australia, containing the Red October, Sunrise-Cleo, Keringal, and Granny Smith mines.
• Proximate to operating mills in the area.
• High possibility of discovering additional resources within the project area.

• Prospect shows evidence of high grade graphite mineralisation as encountered in surface rockchips and RC drilling - 33m @ 5.8% TGC inc 13m @ 10.8% from 7m and 29m @ 6.8% TGC inc 11m @ 11.2% from 12m
• Initial metallurgical testwork has shown the material to have a high portion in the large flake size and amenable to simple crushing, grind and flotation.
• Good exploration upside and located along strike from a published graphite resource held by an ASX junior
• Located 150km from the central rail line and sealed road and then only 300km from the export hub of East Africa - Dar Es Salaam. In country support if required is also available

• seven tenements registered for iron ore covering approximately 680 km2
• From outcrop a defined JORC 2004 compliant Inferred Iron ore resource 4.3mt average 55.2% Fe and up to 59.9%Fe
• Advanced exploration - detailed gravity survey of 2,192 stations, surface sampling and mapping, drilling of 98 boreholes with a total of 5,609m
• potential for other resources up to 64.9% Fe and untested potential for deeper haematite and magnetite resources

• Nickel gossans with copper and precious metal credits in a new Paleoproterozoic province of mica schists intruded by dolerite and suspected ultramafics.
• Airborne magnetometer survey followed by VTEM and FLTEM surveys defined 8 significant anomalies only three of which have been successfully RC drilled. Best targets not yet drill tested.
• Typical RC drill-chip samples assayed 42m at 0.22% Ni incl. 5m at 0.39% Ni from 14m; ; 55m of sulphide mineralisation with 3m at 1.28% Ni, 0.21% Cu from 151m and 12m at 0.39% Ni from 191m.
• Several walk-up targets for drill testing with minimal site prep. Prospect area now requires more detailed mapping, geochemical and geophysical surveys.

• High grade historical flake graphite (30-40% large-jumbo flake) mine.
• Ideally located in the far south of Greenland, close to shipping lanes.
• Ni-Cu-PGE bearing mafic dykes with up to 3.8 g/t PGE, 0.5% Ni/Cu in limited sampling and Au anomalies.
• 100% sale sought

• Advanced Exploration/development graphite project. Contains JORC-compliant Inferred Mineral Resource - > 500 000t contained Carbon
• Located within known graphite province close to existing advanced projects. Petrology confirms the presence of premium flake graphite
• Extensive database of EM and drilling defining the prospective graphite horizon
• Project is situated close to existing road, rail, power & water infrastructure

• Bedrock conductors identified associated with mineralised linear magnetic units which outcrop as mafic-granulite and quartz-magnetite (metamophosed BIF).
• Outcropping mafic-granulite-amphibolite rocks associated with extensive linear magnetic anomalies terminating at a circular, 1.2km diameter magnetic high anomaly - possible mafic intrusion.
• Anomalous Au, arsenic and reports of gold having been mined in a reef up to 7m thick and 14 g/t Au, pre 1900s, within a Tropicana style setting.
• New discovery of a Fe rich metamorphosed BIF - Southdown type. 48% Fe average for 5 samples taken across extensive width - strike extent unknown.

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