• Heritage survey successfully completed at Beachcomber Prospect
• 3,000m, 25-hole RC drill program to commence soon
• High-grade gold intercepts up to 65.8g/t Au previously reported

BPM Minerals Ltd (ASX: BPM) is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed a heritage survey at the Forelands Gold Project (the 'Project') in Western Australia, paving the way for the commencement of a maiden RC drilling program over the coming weeks. The 3,000m, 25-hole RC drill program will target the high-grade Beachcomber Prospect, where previous drilling has returned significant intercepts including 3m @ 65.8g/t Au from 25m, 9.7m @ 4.5g/t Au from 88.8m, and 3m @ 13.5g/t Au from 90m. The company has also received approval for its Program of Work (PoW) from the Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE), and has engaged the UUNAC affiliated indigenous earthworks and logistics provider, Milii Group Pty. Ltd., to provide project support. In addition to the upcoming drilling at Beachcomber, the company plans to commence soil sampling on the recently granted E28/3513 tenement, which contains the Sidecar, Ambrosia and Brass Monkey prospects. BPM's CEO, Oliver Judd, commented that the company is in the final stages of data review and structural interpretation, which are highlighting a series of prospects that will provide a pipeline of compelling exploration targets for 2026, strengthening the company's confidence in unlocking a major gold system at Forelands.

BPM is confident that the upcoming drilling program at the Forelands Gold Project will provide further evidence of a major gold system, and the company is looking forward to a pipeline of exploration targets for 2026.