• Tipume accommodation camp now operational, a key enabling milestone
• Over 500,000 lost-time injury-free hours achieved with 740 personnel on site
• Initial mobilisation of 38 permanent personnel completed, with EPC contractor occupying camp

Lindian Resources Ltd has announced that the Tipume Accommodation Camp at the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi is now operational, with initial accommodation units completed and occupied ahead of schedule. The establishment of permanent accommodation infrastructure represents a critical enabling milestone for the project, allowing for continuous on-site workforce presence, supporting parallel construction activity across multiple work fronts, and removing a key logistical constraint as the project transitions into full execution. This progress has been delivered alongside strong safety performance, with over 500,000 lost-time injury-free hours achieved across the project, supported by a workforce of approximately 740 personnel currently active on site. Lindian has completed the initial mobilisation of 38 permanent personnel to Tipume Camp, establishing a permanent operational presence at Kangankunde. Construction personnel from Obsideo, Lindian's Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor, will progressively occupy the camp as process plant construction activity accelerates. The Tipume Camp forms a key component of the non-process infrastructure required to develop Kangankunde, and together with the upcoming occupation of the Administration and Mining Office, these developments establish the foundation for sustained on-site operations, improved coordination, and accelerated project delivery.

With key infrastructure now in place, Lindian is well positioned to accelerate development and maintain its pathway toward first production at Kangankunde in Q4 2026.