• RC drilling completed at high-priority Blackfriars and Highway gold targets
• Drilling aimed at testing for primary bedrock source of supergene gold mineralization
• First step in converting Gidji's extensive supergene gold footprint into a JORC-compliant Mineral Resource

Miramar Resources Limited has completed a RC drilling program at its 80%-owned Gidji JV Gold Project, located approximately 15 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in Western Australia. The drill program comprised 19 holes for a total of 2,431 metres and included angled holes testing beneath significant aircore intersections at the high-priority Blackfriars and Highway gold targets, as well as shallower vertical holes aimed at assessing the potential for an initial JORC-compliant gold resource. This was the first time Miramar has drilled underneath the large supergene gold anomalies at Blackfriars and Highway, seeking the primary bedrock source of that mineralization. The company believes there is potential for the discovery of a new gold camp with multiple deposits within the Gidji JV Project, which contains approximately 15 kilometres of strike of the prospective Boorara Shear Zone. All drill samples have been submitted for analysis, with assay results expected over the coming month. Miramar will now prepare for an auger drilling campaign at its 100%-owned Chain Pool Project in the Gascoyne region, where high-grade copper, lead and silver mineralization has been identified.