Blue Tungsten Prospect Expands to 4.7km x 3.4km

• Large-scale tungsten anomaly expanded to 4.7km x 3.4km
• Multiple samples return results greater than 10 times background levels
• High-grade tungsten potential demonstrated with previous rock chip results of up to 4.3% WO3

Right Resources Limited (ASX: RRE) reports significant expansion of the Blue tungsten prospect near Tumbarumba, New South Wales. Phase 2 surface sampling has expanded the geochemically anomalous area by over 320%, now extending across 4.7km x 3.4km. Multiple samples from the second phase of geochemical exploration continue to return results greater than 10 times background levels, with high-grade tungsten potential confirmed by previous rock chip results of up to 4.3% WO3. The Company has successfully collected surface outcrop material for its maiden tungsten metallurgical testwork program, with testwork underway to assess tungsten recovery characteristics. Ongoing tungsten prospectivity supports the Company's preliminary RIRGS exploration model, increasing confidence in its application to the region. The Company has also been granted new tenement EL9922 (Rosewood), expanding its tenure across a highly prospective corridor south and west of Tumbarumba.