• Exploration focused on East Kimberley tenements, prospective for precious, base and critical metals
• Geochemical sampling programs planned to identify potential gold and PGE mineralisation
• Assessing new project opportunities to complement Eastman Project

Peako Ltd (ASX: PKO) has released its Quarterly Activities Report for the three months ended 31 March 2026. The company's exploration activities are focused on its ground-holdings in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, which are situated within the Halls Creek Orogen and prospective for a range of precious, base and critical metals. During the quarter, Peako continued to advance its desktop geological review over the Wirana Tenement, refining the geochemical understanding of intrusion-related and orogenic gold deposits. A multi-element geochemical rock chip sampling program is planned to be deployed following the end of the wet season. The company has also advanced its assessment of the recently granted E80/5779 tenement, with a wide-spaced multi-element geochemistry soil sampling program designed to establish the potential location of precious, base and critical metals. The PGE potential of the Eastman Project has been demonstrated in previous exploration, with the western domain of the project, which occurs under cover, yet to be systematically explored. Peako continues to assess opportunities associated with its application area E80/5706, which lies adjacent to the Brockman Rare-Earths Project owned by Hastings Technology Metals Limited. The company also continues to review new project opportunities, primarily precious and base metals, both in Australia and overseas, to complement its Eastman Project and drive value to shareholders.