• Maiden drilling campaign underway at Kareng West tenement
• First hole completed, with pXRF screening and assays planned
• Drilling plan optimized with additional rigs to expedite program

Belararox Ltd is pleased to provide an update on its maiden drilling program at the Kalahari Copper Project (KCP) located in Botswana's North-West Province. The objective of this drilling campaign is to delineate the contact between the D'Kar Formation and the Ngwako Pan Formation (DKF-NPF) and identify any mineralisation occurring above this contact, as all known copper deposits within the Kalahari Copper Belt are located in the zone above the DKF-NPF contact. The initial program will test four of the six identified target zones interpreted through the Kareng West tenement. Drilling has been completed on the first hole at Target 1 (BRX0085-007), with the DKF-NPF contact zone interpreted to have been encountered at a shallower depth than anticipated. Portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) readings will now be conducted, and anomalous zones will be sent for further analysis. Three additional RC holes have been drilled above the DKF-NPF contact zone, in preparation for diamond drilling of the final sections. The drilling plan has been optimized to reduce hole depths and increase efficiency, with an additional RC rig mobilized to the site. The program is on track to be completed by early November.