• Seven high-priority conductive anomalies delineated in the Coronation - Highway area
• Follow up soil sampling at Truncheon East returned up to 8,450ppb Au (8.45g/t Au)
• Survey funded by a $228,804 Collaborative Exploration Initiative (CEI) grant

Sunshine Metals Limited (ASX:SHN) has generated multiple, new conductive targets across the Coronation-Highway area at its Ravenswood Consolidated Project, with early ground-truthing at Truncheon East already delivering exceptional gold-in-soil grades. The targets were delineated following the initial interpretation of a VTEM Max survey fully funded by the Queensland Government. The survey targeted volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) mineralisation within the Trooper Creek Formation, part of the Mt Windsor Subprovince, which hosts both stratiform-style deposits and pipe-like deposits. Seven priority conductive anomalies have been identified, including the Coronation, Truncheon East, Kitchen Rock, Mt Farrenden, Filbert Way, and two anomalies near Mt Windsor. At Truncheon East, follow-up soil sampling has returned assays up to 8,450ppb Au (8.45g/t Au), confirming a highly prospective gold anomaly. The broader magnetic interpretation also provides valuable insights into the regional geology and prospective stratigraphy. Sunshine plans to continue sampling and reconnaissance across all remaining anomalies in 2026.

Sunshine plans to continue sampling and reconnaissance across all remaining anomalies in 2026.