• Diamond drill hole DD008D returned a continuously mineralised intercept of 503.98m at 1.30% TREO, 4.01% SrCO₃, 0.17% Nb₂O₅ and 190ppm Mo from surface
• Three high-tenor internal layers were delineated, including a 27m Lower Layer at 2.39% TREO, 6.3% SrCO₃, 0.11% Nb₂O₅ and 168ppm Mo
• DD008D represents one of the most material assay outcomes received to date at Kameelburg, confirming the eastern extension of the multi-commodity carbonatite system

Aldoro Resources Ltd (ASX: ARN) has received assay results for diamond drill hole DD008D from the flagship Kameelburg REE-Strontium-Niobium Project in Namibia. The hole has returned the longest single mineralised intercept reported to date at Kameelburg, with continuous Nb-REE-Sr mineralisation across the entire 503.98m drilled depth and confirms the eastern extension of the multi-commodity carbonatite system. Headline weighted-average grades for the entire drilled interval are 503.98m at 1.30% TREO, 4.01% SrCO₃, 0.17% Nb₂O₅ and 190ppm Mo, with no internal cut-off applied. Within the broader 503.98m envelope, three high-tenor internal layers have been delineated, including a 129m Upper Layer at 1.67% TREO, 4.9% SrCO₃, 0.20% Nb₂O₅ and 210ppm Mo, a 177m Middle Layer at 1.33% TREO, 4.3% SrCO₃, 0.21% Nb₂O₅ and 184ppm Mo, and a 27m Lower Layer (bottom of hole) at 2.39% TREO, 6.3% SrCO₃, 0.11% Nb₂O₅ and 168ppm Mo - the highest combined REE and Sr grades returned in DD008D. The Lower Layer remains open at depth, reinforcing the grade-with-depth trend previously established. DD008D, together with companion hole DD008G, is anticipated to contribute substantial tonnage to the updated Mineral Resource Estimate scheduled for release in June.

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