• Finalising acquisition of portfolio of copper-gold, gold and silver-lead-zinc projects in NSW
• Advancing exploration at high-priority targets including Copper Blow IOCG project and West Broken Hill silver-lead-zinc prospects
• Comprehensive geophysical review underway to identify new drilling targets across portfolio

Kingfisher Mining Ltd has provided a quarterly activities report, detailing the progress made during the period. The key highlights include the finalisation of the acquisition of a portfolio of early-stage to advanced copper-gold, gold, and silver-lead-zinc projects located in the Broken Hill, Cobar, and Macquarie Arc regions of NSW. The company is working on the transfer of tenements, which is the final administrative condition for completion of the acquisition. The acquired projects cover approximately 700 square kilometres and include the highly prospective Copper Blow IOCG project and the West Broken Hill silver-lead-zinc prospects. Kingfisher is focused on advancing exploration at these high-priority targets, with a drilling program planned for the Copper Blow project and a systematic geological review underway for the West Broken Hill prospects. Additionally, the company has engaged a specialist geophysical consultancy to conduct a comprehensive review of historical and existing geophysical data across the entire NSW project portfolio, with the aim of identifying and refining new drilling targets. This work is expected to provide a robust pipeline of prospects for future exploration campaigns. The company also provided an update on its Gascoyne projects, highlighting the ongoing technical review of the high-grade rare earth element discoveries at the Mick Well project and the plans for future follow-up work to advance this prospective carbonatite/REE system.