• First 10 drill holes intersect high-grade uranium mineralisation at Manyingee South
• Drilling extends the high-grade zone by 200m in width and 150m in length
• Mineralisation remains open to the south and southeast, with further drilling planned

Cauldron Energy Limited has reported excellent results from the first 10 drill holes (25YRAC001 to 25YRAC010) completed at its Manyingee South uranium deposit as part of the 2025 drill campaign. The drilling has successfully extended the high-grade mineralisation a further 200m in width (to a total of 1,300m) and 150m in length (to a total of 800m), now defining a crescent-shaped high-grade zone associated with the lower 'D' roll-front. Eight of the first 10 holes returned mineralisation above the cut-off grade of 150ppm eU3O8, with significant intersections including 1.52m @ 2,766.8ppm eU3O8, 1.84m @ 603.6ppm eU3O8, and 5.04m @ 827.9ppm eU3O8. The mineralisation remains open to the south and southeast, and the company plans to continue drilling to further expand the deposit. Cauldron's Yanrey Uranium Project covers over 80km of prospective Cretaceous-age sedimentary coastline, with the Manyingee South deposit located approximately 4.5km south of Paladin's Manyingee Deposit.

Cauldron plans to continue drilling at Manyingee South to further extend the high-grade mineralisation, as well as test the high-priority Manyingee North prospect in the coming weeks. The company expects further significant results as the drilling moves along the high-grade trend.