• Kameelburg confirmed as the World's largest Strontium Resource
• Assay results confirm mineralisation extends northeast and northwest
• Maiden hydrometallurgical testwork program conducted, demonstrating high recoveries

Aldoro Resources Ltd. (ASX: ARN) has provided an update on its 85%-owned Kameelburg Rare Earth Element-Strontium-Niobium project in Namibia. The updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), prepared by independent consultants Lily Valley International Pty Ltd, reports an Inferred Mineral Resource of 597.07 Mt @ 2.49% TREO Equivalent at a 0.5% TREO cut-off grade, representing a 15% tonnage increase over the September 2025 Phase I MRE at unchanged grade. Importantly, the high-grade subset reported at a 1.0% TREO cut-off has grown to 312.65 Mt @ 2.87% TREO Equivalent resulting in a doubling of the high-grade tonnage previously reported. Assay results for diamond drill holes DD004E and DD004F confirm further rich REE and Strontium mineralisation encountered at Kameelburg. Assay results for DD003C confirm Niobium continuity and help define the northeastern boundary. Assay results for DD008D delivered the longest continuous mineralised intercept at Kameelburg. Maiden hydrometallurgical testwork program conducted, demonstrating direct leach 72% Rare Earth recovery together with >99% Strontium recovery.