East Renison Project Update

• Historical rock chip sampling outlines a 3km x 3km mineralized zone with high-grade tin, antimony, gold, silver, and base metals
• Stellar awarded Tasmanian government drilling grant to test the Carbine Hill target
• Compilation of results demonstrates the scale and prospectivity of the East Renison Project

Stellar Resources Limited (ASX: SRZ) is pleased to announce an update from its East Renison Project, which comprises the Ringville and Concert Creek Exploration Licences covering a total area of 35 km2. The project area is located adjacent to the operating Renison Tin Mine and contains the interpreted continuation of the Federal-Bassett and Montezuma Faults, which are major conduits for hydrothermal fluids and significant mineralization in the district. Compilation of historical rock chip sampling across these structures has outlined a substantial mineralized zone, approximately 3 km x 3 km in size, containing high levels of tin, antimony, gold, silver, copper, bismuth, zinc, and lead. Selected historical rock chip results include up to 2.24% Tin, 15.5% Antimony, 7,751g/t Silver, 0.9g/t Gold, 2.0% Bismuth, and 49.7% Base Metals (Cu + Zn + Pb). Stellar has also received notification from the Tasmanian Government that it has been awarded a grant of up to $55,000 under the Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI) to test the Carbine Hill target, which has coincident airborne EM and surface geochemical anomalism. The company is pleased with the progress at East Renison and is planning further compilation of results, soil sampling, and mapping programs to advance this highly prospective project.

Stellar is planning further compilation of results, soil sampling, and mapping programs to advance the highly prospective East Renison Project.