Announcement PDF ANNUAL REPORT 2025 CONTENTS Corporate Directory 2 Chairman’s Letter 3 Managing Director’s Letter 4 Review of Operations 5 Directors’ Report 28 Auditor’s Independence Declaration 41 Independent Auditor’s Report 42 Consolidated Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income 46 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position 47 Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity 48 Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows 49 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 50 Consolidated Entity Disclosure Statement 71 Director’s Declaration 72 Corporate Governance Statement 73 ASX Additional Information 74 | 2Page I 1 CORPORATE DIRECTORY This financial report includes the consolidated financial statements and notes of Future Battery Minerals Limited and its controlled entities (‘the Group’). The Group’s functional and presentation currency is AUD ($). A description of the Group’s operations and of its principal activities is included in the review of operations and activities in the Director’s report. The Director’s report is not part of the financial report. Directors Auditors Mr Neville Power, Non-Executive Chairman Mr Nicholas Rathjen, Managing Director and CEO Mr Robin Cox, Technical Director Mr Robert Waugh, Non-Executive Director BDO Audit Pty Ltd Level 9, Mia Yellagonga Tower 2 5 Spring Street Perth WA 6000 CFO & Company Secretary Bankers Ms Silfia Morton Principal Place of Business National Australia Bank 100 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000 Solicitors Suite 10/ 38-40 Colin St West Perth WA 6005 T: +61 8 6383 7817 F: +61 8 6245 9853 E: info@futurebatteryminerals.com.au Thomson Geer Level 27, Exchange Tower 2 The Esplanade Perth WA 6000 Share Registry Stock Exchange Automic Registry Services Level 5, 191 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000 T: +1300 288 664 Australian Securities Exchange Limited Level 40, Central Park 152-158 St George’s Terrace Perth WA 6000 ASX Code: FBM Page | 3 Page I 2 CHAIRMAN’S LETTER Dear Shareholders, I am pleased to present Future Battery Minerals’ Annual Report for FY2025. Our business has continued to successfully position itself, in alignment with ever changing global market conditions, towards pursuing the highest value-growth pathway for our shareholders. At the end of last year, we adopted a low-cost exploration strategy with the aim of capital preservation and to align our business with broader lithium market conditions. This strategy involved a rationalisation of our project portfolio and divestment of non-core tenement holdings in South Australia, the Nepean Nickel Project in W.A., and our Nevada Lithium Project in the USA. The proceeds from the sale of these assets augmented our cash reserves and supported the Company’s primary focus to assess and capitalise on new gold- and lithium-focused opportunities across our Coolgardie portfolio. Our Miriam Project, now fully consolidated and free of third-party obligations, represents an exciting gold opportunity in close proximity to several established gold mines, processing mills and transport infrastructure. After detailed evaluation of historical results, soil sampling and magnetic geophysics, we commenced an initial drilling programme at Miriam after the end of the financial year, targeting two high-potential gold prospects at Forrest and Canyon. Initial results from this programme have been excellent, returning thick, high-grade gold intercepts within shallow oxidised zones at Forrest. We now have a strong foundation for future exploration drilling which advances with our Phase 2 programme at Miriam and further drilling targeting gold across the Coolgardie Project, to support the delivery of future gold resource delineation. We have also significantly expanded our landholdings in the W.A. Goldfields. Through staking new exploration and prospecting leases proximate to our existing portfolio, we now hold one of the largest landholdings along the Coolgardie Greenstone belt with over 75 km2 of prospective tenure. Future low-cost groundwork will target these new prospects to delineate the scope of any gold opportunities adjacent to and complementing our activities at Miriam and progress them to drill-ready status. It has been a tumultuous year for global markets as the direction and magnitude of global trade continued to shift in the wake of the Trump administration’s new trading policies. Gold prices have risen over 40% over the past year to record highs of around A$5,500/oz, as markets refocus on gold’s historical role as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. While the growing momentum in the development of a sustainable western supply of critical minerals continues to support an early-stage recovery in lithium markets, the magnitude of our emerging gold opportunity within the Goldfields currently warrants our full attention. We will continue to preserve the long-term value of our lithium opportunities at Kangaroo Hills and Miriam and remain diligent in our assessment of any near- to mid-term valuegrowth opportunities that complement our business development objectives. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my gratitude to our executive and geological team, including key contract partners, for their hard work and dedication over the past year. I also wish to warmly thank our shareholders for their ongoing support. Stay tuned for what is shaping up to be an exciting year ahead for FBM and I look forward to updating you further at the Company’s Annual General Meeting. Neville Power Non-Executive Chairman Dated this 24th September 2025. Page | 3 MANAGING DIRECTOR’S LETTER Dear Shareholders, Dear Shareholders, It is my pleasure to be writing to you following a pivotal FY2025 for Future Battery Minerals. The implementation of our low-cost exploration strategy and subsequent portfolio rationalization gave us the flexibility to achieve a breadth of gold-focused exploration success within our Coolgardie portfolio. Our Coolgardie projects possess significant underlying multi-commodity resource prospectivity, as evidenced by the outstanding lithium results achieved at our Kangaroo Hills Lithium Project over four highly successful exploration drilling programs, and the emerging lithium potential previously identified at the Miriam Project. Seeking further leverage to the multi-commodity potential at Miriam, in May 2025 we acquired all residual mineral interests for this tenure from Corazon Mining. This consolidating acquisition was quickly followed by a detailed evaluation of historical and geological results, available magnetic geophysics and an infill geochemical surface sampling programme. This soil sampling notably identified 15 new anomalous gold zones including the Canyon target, a 1.75 km striking gold-in-soil anomaly with no historical drilling. In July 2025, we achieved a significant milestone with the commencement of a Phase 1 Reverse Circulation (RC) drill programme for gold at Miriam, with 10 holes targeting the Forrest prospect and 11 holes targeting Canyon for a combined 1,900m drilled. Drilling at Forrest significantly exceeded our expectations, both confirming the quality of historical gold lodes and delivering a strong basis for further extensions to existing lodes. At Canyon, the results highlight a much larger potential gold system at Miriam and set the stage for further growthfocused exploration drilling over the next 12 months. The identified Miriam Shear zone was intercepted on the eastern fringe of the Phase 1 Canyon drilling area. Critically, the Miriam Shear and contact zone extends along a 6.2 km strike through the centre of the Miriam tenure and is coincident with the Forrest prospect and other regional targets including Forrest South, Burbanks Monarch and now Canyon. Heading into FY2026, we are set to systematically build on this foundation at Miriam with the upcoming Phase 2 programme, which aims to produce further extensions at Forrest, along with additional focus on regional targets including Canyon and Forrest South. In addition to Miriam, we have more than doubled our regional footprint in the W.A. Goldfields. Desktop evaluation of historical results across these new tenements confirmed notable gold prospectivity at the Burbanks East Project. Recent soil sampling undertaken at Burbanks East identified seven broad and discrete gold targets highly coincident with historical gold-in soil geochemical anomalies. Notably, these results mirror the gold targeting evaluative work and exploration strategy we deployed at Miriam with success. It is our hope that we can replicate similar results at Burbanks East in the near future. Systematic evaluation of the expanded Burbanks East tenure will continue to refine and advance these prospective gold targets to drill-ready status, while grant of the expanded tenure applications is progressed in parallel. I am incredibly grateful to our geological team who worked tirelessly over the last year to deliver these outstanding results. With our robust cash position (A$6.4 million at end of financial year), we retain the balance sheet strength and strategic flexibility to continue delivering exploration success and unlocking new gold opportunities across our growing asset base in the W.A. Goldfields. Nicholas Rathjen CEO and Managing Director Dated this 24th September 2025. Page | 4 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS COOLGARDIE GOLD PROJECTS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA MIRIAM PROJECT The Miriam Project tenure covers a region of the Coolgardie Greenstone Belt overlying a suite of mafic and ultramafic units along with felsic intrusives. Miriam also overlies formations and structural trends that host multiple nearby gold deposits, including Horizon Minerals’ Burbanks (466 koz @ 2.4 g/t Au), Beacon Minerals’ McPhersons Reward (132 koz @ 1.2 g/t Au) and Focus Minerals’ Coolgardie Operations (2.7 Moz @ 1.8 g/t Au). 1 0F Any future gold discoveries at the Miriam Project will benefit from exceptional commercialisation optionality with several operating gold mills in close proximity to the area. The Burbanks Mine, located just 1 km north of Miriam, contains a mill and processing plant owned by Auric Mining. The Greenfields Mill, owned and operated by FMR Investments, and Three Mile Hill, owned and operated by Focus Minerals, are approximately 16 kilometres by a sealed road to the north-east. Figure 1: Regional map of FBM’s Coolgardie Projects and other nearby operations1 1 Three Mile Hill refer to Focus Minerals ASX Announcement dated 1st December 2023, MacPhersons and Geko refer to Beacon Minerals’ Resource and Reserves. Burbanks refer to Horizon Minerals Reserves & Resources and Bullabulling refer to Minerals 260 ASX Announcement dated 14th January 2025 Page | 5 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Acquisition of 100% interest, including all gold and base metal rights In May 2025, FBM executed a binding purchase agreement with Corazon Mining Limited (Corazon) for the acquisition of 100% ownership of all mineral interests in the Miriam Project located in the W.A. Goldfields region of Western Australia. This acquisition included the remaining 15% interest in lithium interests in the Miriam Project and 100% of all gold and base metal rights. Given that Corazon no longer has an interest in the Miriam Project and no longer had any nexus to the milestones in respect of the performance rights previously issued to Corazon, these 120,967,744 performance rights held by Corazon were cancelled for no consideration as part of the transaction. The Company also exercised its option to acquire the existing 2% NSR royalty over the Miriam Project (covering all minerals) from a third party for A$65,000, which resulted in the extinguishment of this royalty. FBM now holds 100% ownership of all tenure within its Coolgardie projects portfolio free from third-party obligations/rights with respect to royalties (other than government and Native Title royalties) or offtake agreements. Review and evaluation of historical data and ground truthing Following its 100% acquisition, FBM conducted a detailed review of existing historical gold data for the Miriam Project. This involved the collating and validating of all available geological and drilling data within the region to better understand the potential of these recorded gold occurrences, and the broader gold and base metals prospectivity at the Miriam Project. While modern exploration is limited within the Miriam Project tenure area, multiple gold occurrences have been recorded and are available on the Mines and Mineral Deposits Public Database (MINEDEX), provided by the Department of Mines and Industry Regulation and Safety (DEMIRS). Through historical drilling, multiple prospective gold occurrences were identified within the Miriam Project tenure, including Forrest, Forrest South, Jungle, Goroke and Burbanks Monarch. Prospective gold targets identified through magnetic geophysical and geochemical review A two-stage target generative and detailed litho-structural interpretation of geophysical magnetics and surface geochemical data was completed in June 2025. FBM interpreted the previously acquired geophysical magnetic data sets with a focus on identifying structures and targets prospective for gold deposition. This work resulted in the identification of 13 prospective targets which include both broad and discrete structures of interest. The targets include a combination of lithological changes, localised demagnetisation, faulting and offsetting, which may all be significant for gold mineralisation. Many targets showed analogous geophysical characteristics of known mineralisation at the Forrest prospect where gold mineralisation sits on the boundary to a small magnetic high feature. This is interpreted to represent a faulted or sheared contact between mafic and ultramafic units which is likely to extend to the north and south. In addition, the Company collated all surface geochemical sampling conducted on the tenement, with a focus on soil sampling. The evaluated results also included approximately 300 samples recently collected by FBM and submitted to LabWest for analysis. This process involved the use of Ultrafine+™, an Ultra Fine Fraction process which tests clay particle size fraction soils for gold and gold pathfinder elements. The review found 15 anomalous zones (Figure 2) indicating potential subsurface gold mineralisation warranting follow-up exploration. Several samples returned relatively high grades for soil sampling, ranging between >0.1 g/t Au up to a peak of 3.03 g/t Au. This evidenced the fertility of Miriam and the surrounding area and highlights the strong underlying potential for further shallow oxide or bedrock gold discoveries. Page | 6 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Figure 2: Miriam soil sampling results Many of these gold anomalies were found to be coincident with the structural targets derived from the geophysical litho-structural interpretation. In particular, this resulted in the identification of the Canyon target, representing a large approximate 1.75 km long gold anomaly in soils overlapping with the previously identified 1.75 km structural target (Figure 2). Page | 7 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Phase 1 drilling programme at Miriam In July 2025, FBM conducted a gold-focused Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling programme at Miriam. The programme consisted of twenty-one (21) holes for approximately 1,900m drilled and was designed to target gold mineralisation at the highly prospective Forrest and Canyon prospects. Forrest prospect FBM’s drilling at Forrest was designed to confirm and extend historic exploration conducted in the 1990s, where multiple flat-lying lodes of gold mineralisation were identified within regolith but provided limited historical understanding of bedrock potential. This historical drilling resulted in the discovery of shallow oxide gold mineralisation over a strike of 600m and produced numerous shallow intercepts highlighting attractive thicknesses and grades. Significant historical intersections at Forrest included:  12m @ 2.09 g/t Au from 60m (MRC97-15)  10m @ 2.51 g/t Au from 30m (FGA002)  10m @ 2.09 g/t Au from 30m and 4m @ 4.86 g/t Au from 73m (MRC97-5)  5m @ 7.35 g/t Au from 70m (MRC97-25) However, this historical geological review also found that much of the data lacked detailed geological logging and was missing key details with respect to depth of oxidation, lithology and texture. As a result, only limited interpretation and modelling of the Forrest gold mineralisation could be achieved. However, the upside potential of Forrest was recognised and hence it was a key focus of the Phase 1 drilling. FBM designed a compact 10-hole program at Forrest to confirm the location, grade and thickness of the identified gold lodes and to test potential dip, strike and plunge extensions (Figure 3). Drilling was also designed to test potential extensions of mineralisation to the north-east and south-west. Page | 8 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Figure 3: Plan view of Forrest with Phase 1 and select historical drill hole results Extensions and fresh rock discovery The best result from the Phase 1 drilling at Forrest was hole FGRC004, which returned a thick gold intercept of 33m @ 1.57 g/t Au from 35m downhole. This hole was designed to target a historic 30m line extension from where historical hole BMRC97-35 previously intercepted 5m @ 3.31 g/t Au from 85m downhole (refer Figure 4). Hole FGRC004 exceeded expectations, significantly extending mineralisation further to the west, and included a high-grade section of 16m @ 3.10 g/t Au from 44m downhole. The result also highlights the prospectivity of this zone at Forrest and indicates that there is further potential for extensions to this significant lode to both the north, south and down dip. Page | 9 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Figure 4: Cross section of FGRC004 (6562930N) In the southwest of Forrest, hole FGRC003 was designed to test a potential plunge extension of the modelled lodes. The hole intercepted quartz veining with minor sulphides on the oxide/fresh rock contact at 75m down hole depth and resulted in an intercept of 12m @ 1.56 g/t Au from 75m, including 3m @ 2.87 g/t Au from 79m downhole – highlighting the successful identification of the primary fresh rock lode at Forrest. Further deeper drilling will be required to track this lode in fresh rock along strike. Other successful extensional holes included FGRC007 (9m @ 2.83 g/t Au from 46m downhole) and FGRC008 (3m @ 0.86 g/t Au from 81m downhole), which successfully intercepted a north-east extension of the Forrest gold mineralisation. Importantly, these results collectively highlight that the Forrest mineralised system remains open in multiple directions. Remodelling of the system has greatly improved FBM’s understanding and supports potential to extend the mineralisation to the south, north and west targeting key trends identified in FGRC004, FGRC007 and FGRC008 and surrounding historic holes. Following the program, FBM was also able to more accurately model the oxidised and fresh rock boundaries at Forrest. This work has helped identify several other potential sites of fresh rock primary gold mineralisation in historic drilling. To date, FGRC003 has provided the best confirmed intercepts of fresh rock gold mineralisation, however FBM have identified several zones for potential targeting. Historical air core (AC) drilling over the southern extension of Forrest proved to be too shallow and ineffective in identifying this new lode. This represents an additional opportunity for FBM to further test potential fresh rock extensions at Forrest. Page | 10 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Infill intercepts Historically identified lodes at Forrest were also able to be joined, including hole FGRC001 which intercepted 29m @ 1.45g/t Au from 32m downhole (which was targeting the historical intercept at hole MRC97-5 of 10m @ 2.09 g/t Au from 30m downhole and 6m @ 0.44 g/t Au from 46m downhole). The programme successfully intercepted the targeted lodes from historical drilling, including the thick highgrade intercepts at holes FGRC005 and FGRC006, which targeted the historical drill hole (MRC97-15) that previously intercepted 12m @ 2.09 g/t Au from 60m downhole (refer Figure 5). Significant infill results included:  13m @ 2.21 g/t Au from 56m downhole, including 4m @ 4.30 g/t Au from 64m downhole (FGRC005)  14m @ 2.29 g/t Au from 30m downhole, including 8m @ 3.52 g/t Au from 36m downhole, and 4m @ 2.46 g/t Au from 54m (FGRC006) Figure 5: Cross section of FGRC005 and FGRC006 (6562955N) Significantly, these intercepts were all contained within weathered and oxidised mafic rock units and associated with quartz veining. In some cases, remnant alteration could also be identified. FBM’s sampling activities consisted of both single metre cone split samples and 4 metre speared composite samples. The results reported a combination of both sample techniques and further assaying will be conducted on any 4m composite which returns a value of >0.1 g/t Au, and selective multi-element assay will be conducted on zones of interest. Page | 11 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Figure 6: Long section of Forrest gold lodes Canyon prospect The remaining 11 holes of the Phase 1 programme were drilled at the Canyon prospect, testing this highpotential 1.7 km geochemical and geophysical target. Canyon is located approximately 1.5 km south of Forrest and on the same sheared contact. Phase 1 drilling at Canyon consisted of 11 holes for approximately 880m targeting specific geophysical zones within the large 1.75 km target defined by both elevated gold in surface soil samples and geophysical anomalies. Nine (9) of the holes targeted a portion (approximately 200m) of an interpreted shear zone located approximately 1.5 km south of the Forrest prospect. The 9 holes tested a strike length of 200m of the interpreted shear where magnetic features had a high coincidence to the Forrest magnetic signature. The shear zone was successfully located and intercepted within three (3) holes: CYRC001, CYRC004 and CYRC007. Notably, all 3 holes were drilled on the eastern most boundary of their respective fence lines and all resulted in anomalous gold intercepts within upper oxide zones. All results to date are 4m composite samples only. All anomalous intercepts >0.1 g/t Au have been single metre sampled and submitted for assaying, with results due in early October 2025. Selective multi-element assaying is also underway with results expected during Q4 2025. Hole CYRC001 produced the best result from Canyon, returning 20m @ 0.55 g/t Au from 28m. Both quartz veining and remnant alteration was observed within the oxide intercept. Importantly, this highlights the successful location of a gold bearing shear zone now termed the Miriam Shear, which remains open to the east, north, and at depth. Page | 12 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Figure 2: Cross section 6561515mN pertaining to holes CYRC001 - CYRC003 As FBM further explores this significant gold bearing structure, substantial potential remains for zones along strike to exhibit supergene enrichment of gold within the upper oxide zones similarly observed at Forrest and for grades to increase within fresh rock at depth. The Phase 1 RC drilling programme has been very successful in expanding FBM’s understanding of the geology at Miriam and in the identification of the Miriam Shear zone, validating previous interpretations derived from desktop evaluation of magnetic geophysics. The Miriam Shear has been interpreted from drill chips exhibiting a strong mylonitic fabric dominantly present within the more ductile ultramafic lithologies and are present proximally adjacent to the contact of more brittle mafic units or basalt. The Miriam Shear and contact between the mafics and ultramafics can be traced along a meandering 6.2 km strike through the centre of the Miriam tenure. Critically, this shear zone is coincident with the Forrest prospect and other regional targets including Forrest South and Burbanks Monarch. From a regional perspective, the Miriam Shear zone is located on the contact between the Lindsays Formation to the west and the Brilliant Formation to the east. The contact and rheology of these two units is significant as the Lindsays Formation consists of metamorphosed tholeiitic basalts which are typically more brittle in nature while the Brilliant Formation consists of komatiitic ultramafics and high magnesium basalts which are typically more ductile. Page | 13 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS FBM has interpreted this sheared contact to be a prospective conduit for gold. Additionally, any sites of cross cutting faults or potential intrusions also possess strong prospectivity for gold deposition. The Lindsays and Brilliant Formations form part of the larger Coolgardie Greenstone Domain which hosts numerous large scale gold deposits. Figure 7: Plan view of Miriam Project with new drill hole locations Phase 2 RC drilling programme Following the success of the Phase 1 programme at both Forrest and Canyon, FBM has elected to expand its upcoming Phase 2 RC programme to over 3,000m of drilling signifying a doubling of previous planned drilling. This programme has now commenced. Phase 2 drilling will further test high-grade extensions at the Forrest prospect, where Phase 1 drilling intercepted thick extensions to oxide gold mineralisation including 33m @ 1.57 g/t Au from 28m (FGRC004) Page | 14 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS and new primary bedrock gold lodes including 12m @ 1.56 g/t Au from 75m, including 1m @ 5.2 g/t Au (FGRC003)1. Within this programme, FBM will also focus on further defining the mineralised Miriam Shear zone at Canyon with drilling to test mineralisation along strike as well as easterly extensions and fresh bedrock projections at the 20m intercept @ 0.55 g/t Au from 28m (CYRC001). This programme is also set to test the Forrest South regional prospect, where historical drilling returned 16m @ 0.93 g/t Au from 44m (LDC-7) 2. 1F The Phase 2 programme is expected to be completed by late September with first assay results expected between late October to early November 2025. Advancing regional prospects for future drill testing Heritage surveys completed in August 2025 have cleared the Jungle and Forrest South prospects (with the latter set to be tested as part of the Phase 2 drilling), which are two prospective zones located further to the south of Forrest. Wide spaced historical regolith drilling identified gold mineralisation at both prospect, which remains open. Further drilling is required to understand the potential scale and grade potential of this mineralisation. Key historical intercepts at Jungle include2:  16m @ 0.93 g/t Au from 44m (LDC7) – Forrest South  4m @ 3.77 g/t Au from 94m (FGC001) – Jungle  10m @ 0.62 g/t from 30m (DPR022) – Jungle Limited regolith drilling has tested the occurrences at Goroke and Burbanks Monarch, and more work is required to better evaluate the potential of these two prospects. Key historical intercepts include2:  5m @ 2.3 g/t Au from surface (MID014) – Goroke  12m @ 1.04 g/t Au from 15m (FGA059) – Goroke  5m @ 1.94 g/t Au from 25m (FGA073) – Burbanks Monarch  10m @ 0.90 g/t from 30m (FGA050) – Burbanks Monarch An additional heritage survey is scheduled for October 2025 to clear the northern section of Miriam covering the Burbanks Monarch, Goroke, and Burbanks Grand Junction West prospects. Having these surveys in place will enable further evaluation and exploration of the untested northern regions of the highly prospective Miriam Shear zone. FBM plans to commence testing of these regional targets in subsequent drill programmes and further refinement via surface geochemical sampling and geophysical surveys. EXPANDED REGIONAL LANDHOLDINGS – NEW GOLD OPPORTUNITIES IN THE W.A. GOLDFIELDS FBM has been actively monitoring for new opportunities in the W.A. Goldfields and continues to evaluate new tenement opportunities with substantial gold and lithium prospectivity for inclusion into its current project portfolio. Over the reporting period, FBM staked and submitted several applications to DEMIRS for a range of Exploration Leases and Prospecting Leases covering new and prospective landholdings in the W.A. Goldfields. 2 Refer to FBM ASX announcement 27 May 2025 Page | 15 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS These tenements are strategically located in close proximity to FBM’s other Coolgardie tenure at Kangaroo Hills and Miriam. These initiatives have resulted in three major land parcels currently staked at Burbanks East, Nepean South and Kal North. FBM has conducted a detailed evaluation of these tenement holdings utilising both public domain data for historical exploration works and field-based ground truthing, which included mapping and rock chip sampling. BURBANKS EAST PROJECT Over the reporting period, FBM staked and submitted a total of nine prospecting applications over a 10 km2 area near Coolgardie, covering a 5 km strike of greenstone lithologies prospective for gold and LCT pegmatites within a broader proven fertile gold belt. Burbanks East is host to highly prospective bedrock geology consisting of Mafic and Ultramafic units which have been serpentinised to greenschist facies, otherwise known as Archaean greenstones which have been intruded by younger felsic and mafic units. These intrusions and associated deformation structures are considered a significant control on gold mineralisation. Importantly, the Burbanks East Project area is located on the same package of rocks known as the Hampton Ultramafic suite which host the MacPhersons Reward Gold Mine and form part of the larger Tindall’s anticline and the richly gold-endowed Coolgardie Belt. The Burbanks East Project is located directly east (~2 km) of the Burbanks Mine (current resource 466koz @ 2.4 g/t Au) owned by Horizon Minerals (ASX: HRZ), located approximately 2.5 km from Miriam and 7 km from Kangaroo Hills. Burbank