• Maiden metallurgical test work on Bolt Cutter Central samples shows excellent spodumene recovery
• Average recovery of 82.5% with an average product grade of 5.66% Li2O
• Bolt Cutter Central is located 10km west of the Tabba Tabba Project
• Exploration drilling identified additional mineralisation to the east of Bolt Cutter Central
• Wildcat remains well-funded with $43.3M cash as at 31 March 2026

Wildcat Resources Limited has announced positive metallurgical test work results from its Bolt Cutter Central lithium discovery, located 10km west of the Tabba Tabba Project in Western Australia. The maiden metallurgical test work on core samples demonstrated excellent recovery of spodumene, with an average recovery of 82.5% and an average product grade of 5.66% Li2O. The results were generated using the same Whole of Ore Flotation method intended for use at Tabba Tabba. Bolt Cutter Central is part of a stacked pegmatite system and remains open in most directions. Exploration and infill drilling returned multiple strongly mineralised intersections, with the best results including 7.1m @ 1.3% Li2O from 20.8m and 4.3m @ 1.4% Li2O from 29.9m. Wildcat remains well-funded with $43.3M cash as at 31 March 2026.

Wildcat Resources Limited remains well-funded with $43.3M cash as at 31 March 2026

Wildcat Resources Limited remains optimistic about the potential of Bolt Cutter Central, with ongoing exploration and infill drilling planned to further define the mineralised footprint and identify additional targets.