• Rockchips samples between 7 and over 40% C
• Well known graphite region of southern Tanzania, good access to infrastructure, port facilities at Mtwara
• Walk up exploration targets
• Size of mapped outcrop suggests large tonnage potential

• Grab Samples to 18.4g/t Au; bulk samples to 7.2g/t Au
• Mineralisation from surface;No modern Exploration
• Historic Very High Mine Grades
• Geochem anomalies to be followed-up

• Part of Australia's largest undeveloped bauxite deposit
• Unique mineralogy - entirely metallic oxides - no clays
• Elevated plateau with ocean frontage proximal China/ME.
• Proximal proposed gas pipeline potential port/process

• 4m 41.88g/t, 6m at 19.21g/t, 4m at 18.21g/t, 2.15m
• +65k oz Au in Resource
• Brownfields and Greenfields targets remain untested

• 15-20km of prospective strike of iron formation
• 100% ownership
• proximal infrastructure

• Prospective gold belt, but lttle work for 15 yrs
• Proximal to operating mine and other deposits
• 100% ownership

• JORC & CIM Resource of 770,000 ounces Au.
• Several other targets yet to be systematically explored

• Current mining operation for Immediate cash flow
• +40k oz resource base
• Potential to expand
• Plant & equipment included

• Near-term Production Opportunity
• Drilled Resource

• Prospective Project Adjacent to VMS resource
• Project prospective for VMS Cu-Au, Ni, Au
• Conductors identified in recent EM survey

• 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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