• 12 out of 15 completed diamond holes intersected visible antimony mineralisation
• 7 out of 9 in-adit core sampling holes intersected visible antimony
• Results will help understand vein orientation, grade distribution, and continuity of gold and antimony systems

Krakatoa Resources Limited (ASX: KTA) is pleased to provide an update on drilling activities at the Zopkhito Antimony-Gold Project in Georgia, Eastern Europe. A total of 18 diamond holes (2,309m) have been drilled from surface, with 12 out of the completed 15 holes intersecting visible antimony mineralisation. Additionally, 9 core sampling holes have been completed in Adit #80, with 7 of these holes intersecting visible antimony. The in-adit drilling enables unbiased sampling of the mineralised systems behind the adit face, suitable for use under the JORC standards. Surface drilling has now ceased due to the onset of late Autumn snowfalls, with underground drilling continuing. The results will facilitate a better understanding of vein orientation, grade distribution, and help identify the continuity of the gold and antimony systems. Assay results are pending and are expected in Q4/2025 - Q1/2026. The current exploration program is designed to validate historical high-grade results, expand drilling coverage to define the geometry and extent of quartz-stibnite vein systems and associated gold zones, and generate sufficient data to support a maiden JORC-compliant Mineral Resource estimate.

A steady sequence of operational updates and assay results is expected through late 2025 as Krakatoa advances toward its initial JORC Resource milestone. Attention has now focused on underground drilling work as the winter season closes in and makes surface work unsustainable.