• Heritage agreement finalized for Cue Gold Project in WA
• Completed 525km² airborne gravity survey at Mountain Home Project in NT
• Received $196,505 grant for airborne survey at Jungar Flats Project in WA
• Cash balance of $2.45 million at quarter-end
• 14,285,714 shares released from escrow on 4 June 2026

E79 Gold Mines Ltd (ASX: E79) reported meaningful progress in its exploration projects during the June 2026 quarter. The company finalized heritage agreement negotiations for the Cue Gold Project in Western Australia, positioning it to commence initial drilling programs. E79 Gold also completed a 525km² airborne gravity survey at the Mountain Home Project in the Northern Territory, co-funded under the NT Government's GDC Program, with a $150,000 rebate paid back to E79 Gold. Additionally, Scorpion Minerals, E79 Gold's Joint Venture Partner at the Jungar Flats Project, was awarded up to $196,505 under the WA Government's Exploration Incentive Scheme to complete an airborne magnetic survey and lithostructural analysis across its North Murchison tenure and the Jungar Flats JV. The company's cash balance stood at $2.45 million at the end of the quarter, and 14,285,714 ordinary fully paid shares were released from voluntary escrow on 4 June 2026.

E79 Gold Mines Ltd is well-funded to progress its exploration programs, with no mining production and development activities during the quarter.