• Wildcat Resources and Nyamal native title holders sign agreement over Tabba Tabba project
• Agreement represents milestone for collaboration and project development
• Wildcat commits to heritage management, cultural awareness, employment, and compensation

Wildcat Resources Limited (ASX: WC8) has announced that it has signed a Native Title Agreement with the Nyamal native title holders over the company's 100% owned Tabba Tabba lithium project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The Nyamal native title holders, represented by the Nyamal Aboriginal Corporation (NAC), are the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Tabba Tabba project is located. The signing of this agreement represents a significant milestone for both NAC and Wildcat, signifying genuine collaboration and facilitating project development while protecting cultural heritage and the local environment. Under the agreement, Wildcat has committed to a range of actions including aboriginal heritage management protocols, cultural awareness training, social opportunities, employment and contracting opportunities, and compensation for the Nyamal people. With the Native Title Agreement now in place, Wildcat can continue to fast-track the development of the Tabba Tabba project, including the ongoing Definitive Feasibility Study, while also progressing exploration at its nearby Bolt Cutter Central project. The company has expressed its gratitude to the Nyamal people for their support and looks forward to continuing a close relationship to unlock the benefits of the Tabba Tabba project for the local community.

Wildcat Resources is focused on fast-tracking the development of its Tabba Tabba lithium project in Western Australia following the signing of the native title agreement with the Nyamal native title holders. The company will continue progressing the project's Definitive Feasibility Study while also advancing exploration at its nearby Bolt Cutter Central project.