Gold and Antimony Targets at Speewah Nth

• Gold and high-grade antimony identified at Haydens
• Sampling reported significant gold, silver, antimony and copper
• Planned RC drilling program has received POW approval

Tambourah Metals Ltd has announced new gold and antimony results from its recent field program at the Speewah Nth project in Western Australia. Sampling at the Haydens prospect has reported significant gold, silver, antimony and copper, with highlights including 3.8g/t Au, 789g/t Ag, 7% Cu and 9.2% Sb, and 4.7g/t Au, 816g/t Ag, 7.6% Cu and 5.7% Sb. This new prospective area was not the focus of historic exploration, which had identified a large system of polymetallic veins in the region. Tambourah's strategy has been to review the historic data with a focus on the potential for economic antimony mineralization, as well as other critical minerals. Seven drill targets were identified and confirmed by field investigation, with the Haydens area now a priority for the upcoming RC drilling program. The company has received POW approval for the planned drilling, which will be subject to site access preparation and contractor availability.

Tambourah is excited to advance to the drill testing phase across seven targets, with the newly identified Haydens prospect now a priority within the 7km long mineralized corridor. The company sees strong potential for the Speewah North project to emerge as a new source of critical minerals, particularly antimony, in the Kimberley region.