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An underexplored, 
belt-scale gold project

The Mt Venn Gold Project has many similarities to the nearby Cosmo Gold Project and the company views it as an underexplored, belt-scale opportunity. The project spans 420km² and covers a large portion of the Jutson Rocks Greenstone Belt, a large and prospective system with gold discovered in the 1890s.

Drilling has returned multiple intersections of wide gold mineralisation contained within a 35km-long gold corridor. Geochemical surveys have delineated numerous kilometre-scale gold-in-soil anomalies that are coincident with the litho-structural corridor that present high-priority targets for future exploration.

The project is located approximately 40km west of Gold Road’s 8Moz Gruyere Gold Mine, 20km west of Gold Road’s 1Moz Golden Highway Project and 40km east of Sarama’s Cosmo Gold Project.

The Mt Venn Project covers a significant part of the Jutson Rocks Greenstone Belt. It encompasses a promising lithological and structural setting, including a regional shear corridor approximately 50km long and 1 to 3km wide, extending the full length of the greenstone belt.

Late-stage intermediate intrusions are located in close proximity to the belt-scale shear corridor and the belt hosts mafic to intermediate volcanic rocks (bimodal volcanism) similar to the Dorothy Hills Greenstone Belt which hosts the +8Moz Gruyere Gold Deposit.

Gold was discovered in the 1890s highlighting its potential, but the area has remained underexplored for decades and significant exploration potential remains. Historical exploration work delineated a 35km-long anomalous gold trend coincident with a major regional structure and favourable lithologies. Drilling over a 4km-long trend at the Three Bears Prospect returned wide gold intersections with apparent targets open in all directions.

Drilling at the Rutter’s Soak Prospect, in the southern part of the project area, has encountered zinc-gold mineralisation and drilling at the Mt Cummings Prospect, in the northern part of the project area, has discovered nickel-copper mineralisation.

The Company intends to take a systematic approach to exploration starting with historic data review, ground truthing historic data sets and ramping up field work across potential target areas to focus in on zones of interest to generate high-quality drill targets.

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