• High-resolution sub-audio magnetic (SAM) survey completed at Beatty Park Sth
• Detailed soil sampling completed at Beatty Park Sth to define gold targets
• New exploration target identified at Baxter Sth based on data review

Tambourah Metals Ltd (ASX:TMB) has provided an update on recent progress in advancing exploration across the Bryah Gold Project. The project comprises 10 exploration licences covering a combined area of 466 sq km in the Murchison region, 150km north of Meekatharra, Western Australia. Tambourah's recent success at the Beatty Park Sth prospect has demonstrated exploration potential for gold mineralisation beyond the historic production centres in the area. At Beatty Park Sth, Tambourah has completed a high-resolution sub-audio magnetic (SAM) survey, which aimed to enhance geological understanding and support drill targeting. The survey covered approximately 54 line km of data acquisition on a 50m line spacing. The processed SAM data is expected to play a critical role in defining bedrock targets for follow-up drilling. Detailed soil sampling was also completed at Beatty Park Sth, with 740 samples collected on a 100m x 25m grid. The resulting geochemical data will guide drill target selection in conjunction with the SAM geophysical data. In the Baxter Sth tenement, which surrounds the historic 250,000oz Au Harmony deposit, Tambourah's data review identified a gold geochemical anomaly located 2.4km west of the Harmony mine. This anomaly represents a priority target for first-pass drill testing. Tambourah has also signed heritage agreements with the Jidi Jidi Aboriginal Corporation for tenements within the Nhamuwangga area, in preparation for sustained exploration drilling in 2026. The company is now focused on preparing for upcoming drill programs at the Bryah Gold Project, including at Beatty Park Sth, Baxter Sth, and the untested Baxter gold anomaly.

Tambourah is focused on preparing for upcoming drill programs at the Bryah Gold Project, including at Beatty Park Sth, Baxter Sth, and the untested Baxter gold anomaly. The company has signed heritage agreements with the Jidi Jidi Aboriginal Corporation for tenements within the Nhamuwangga area, in preparation for sustained exploration drilling in 2026.