• King Louie Breccia expands to 2km strike length with high-grade core
• Distinctive epithermal geochemical signature confirmed
• Preparations for drill testing underway with land access collaboration

Killi Resources Ltd is pleased to provide an exploration update for the Mt Rawdon West Project, focusing on the recently discovered King Louie Breccia. This breccia, with a strike length of approximately 2 km, has a distinct higher-grade core and originates from a large subvolcanic centre. Surface sampling has revealed a widespread low-to-moderate gold-in-soil anomaly, with the highest values sourced from intensely altered potassic rhyolitic porphyry. The geochemical signature supports an epithermal origin, with trace elements like tellurium and selenium indicating complex trace minerals characteristic of epithermal systems. The company is collaborating with stakeholders for land access and is preparing for the upcoming winter drill program to test the priority targets.

Killi Resources Ltd is optimistic about the potential of the King Louie Breccia and plans to advance exploration through drilling and further geological mapping.