• Newly identified Bonnie & Clyde Prospect exhibits footprint of a major gold deposit, with a ~6km gold-in-soil anomaly
• Multiple coherent zones of >100ppb gold anomalism, with individual samples >1 g/t gold
• Comparable footprint to other major Proterozoic hosted gold deposits like Tropicana and Glenburgh

BPM Minerals Ltd (ASX: BPM) is pleased to announce the outcomes of its regional exploration review and targeting work at the Forelands Gold Project, confirming the footprint of a major gold system and defining a pipeline of strong exploration targets for 2026. The newly identified Bonnie & Clyde Prospect exhibits the footprint of a major gold deposit, with a ~6km gold-in-soil anomaly associated with the key mineralised Yellow Dam Shear Zone. Multiple coherent zones of >100ppb gold anomalism define the core of the broader soil anomaly, with individual samples assaying >1 g/t gold. The prospect is yet to be drill tested and features extremely high-tenor gold anomalies that stand out across the Forelands district. A review of historical exploration data has also expanded the footprint of mineralisation at Forelands, with further significant gold intersections and anomalies along the 75km of the Yellow Dam Shear Zone. The structural interpretation by Dr. Barry Murphy has highlighted several high-priority targets, including the Beachcomber and Bonnie & Clyde Prospects, which will form a key focus of BPM's 2026 exploration programs.

With RC drilling at Beachcomber to commence shortly, BPM is on the way to unlocking the potential of the Forelands Gold Project that demonstrates all the hallmarks of a district-scale gold system capable of delivering major gold discoveries over the coming year.