Assays from Killi Resources’ recent soil sampling program at Ravenswood North have identified a significant new zone of gold mineralisation at the Rocky prospect.

The company reports that a clear 100 parts per billion-plus gold system has been determined, striking 1000m in length and 700m in width, at the North Queensland site.

Within the 100ppb gold anomaly there exists two 200 ppb-plus gold anomalies, 400m and 250m in length
respectively. The best result returned was 680 ppb gold.

“These assays confirm the potential for a breccia-hosted gold system within the now identified 1.5km x 1.5km zone anomalous for gold, copper, silver and molybdenum,” Killi chief executive officer Kathryn Cutler said.

“The geochemical signature mimics known deposits in the region, such as Mount Leyshon and
Mount Wright mines.

“We are looking forward to getting back out on the ground and furthering the exploration story at Rocky.”

The soil program was completed on a 100m grid across an interpreted intrusive unit within the Ravenswood gold corridor of the Charter Towers district.

Killi said historical surface work had returned rock chip samples which contained 17.43g/t gold and 5g/t silver, and 16.19g/t gold and 7.16g/t silver.

The breccia-hosted gold deposits of Mount Leyshon (3.9M oz gold and 2.4M oz silver produced), Mount
Wright (1.5M oz gold produced), Mount Success, Golden Valley and Welcome are all within 60km of Killi’s
Rocky prospect.