• Final assays from 2025 drill program at Kopsa gold project confirm significant mineralised extensions
• New higher-grade 'stockwork' zone discovered at Kopsa North
• Drilling re-commenced at Kiimala gold project and will resume at Kopsa in April-May 2026

Nordic Resources Limited (ASX: NNL; Nordic, or the Company) concluded its first drilling program at the Kopsa gold-copper project in mid-December 2025 and all assay results have been reported. The 27-hole, 5,971m drill program was designed to test potential strike and depth extensions at Kopsa. Assay results for the final 15 holes were reported during the quarter. The drilling confirmed numerous mineralised extensions outside the current Kopsa resource model, including a new higher-grade 'stockwork' zone intersected at the northern contact. Significant mineralised extensions were also drilled along strike to the southeast, southwest and west of the existing resource. Drilling re-commenced at the Company's nearby Kiimala gold project in March, with a focus on in-fill and extension holes at the Angesneva deposit and the Vesipera prospect. The rig has since moved back to Kopsa, where approximately 1,500m of additional drilling is planned for April-May 2026. The results of all the Company's 2H 2025 and 1H 2026 drilling at Kopsa will be incorporated into an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) by the end of Q3 2026. Metallurgical testing on the Kopsa mineralisation also remains ongoing, with final results expected in July 2026. Nordic's gold projects in the Middle Ostrobothnia Gold Belt of Finland now host a combined resource inventory of 34.3Mt @ 1.11g/t AuEq for 1.23Moz AuEq across three deposits.