• 7,500m follow-up RC drilling program scheduled at Beachcomber, testing high-grade targets
• Bonnie & Clyde tenement granted, with soil sampling and approvals underway for maiden drilling in Q3 2026
• Detailed airborne magnetic survey scheduled to assist with geological and structural interpretations

BPM Minerals Ltd (ASX: BPM) is pleased to report that on-ground exploration activities have re-commenced at the Forelands Gold Project in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. Highlights include a 7,500m follow-up RC drilling program scheduled to commence at the Beachcomber prospect in March, testing several high-grade targets. This includes testing the down-dip extensions of the high-grade gold-bearing quartz vein at the main Beachcomber Lode, where previous drilling has returned significant intercepts such as 9m @ 7.77 g/t Au. The broader Beachcomber area will also be tested, targeting several untested soil anomalies. At the recently granted Bonnie & Clyde tenement, a 2,000-sample soil survey has commenced, and approvals for a 50-hole RC drilling program are being progressed, with drilling anticipated in Q3 2026. A detailed airborne magnetic survey is also scheduled for late March 2026 to assist with geological and structural interpretations across key prospects. The Forelands project is described as a highly compelling Tropicana-style discovery opportunity, with multiple drill-ready targets emerging.

With follow-up RC drilling imminent at Beachcomber and Bonnie & Clyde now progressing toward maiden drilling, Forelands is shaping as a highly compelling Tropicana-style discovery opportunity, with multiple drill-ready targets emerging across the project.