Fieldwork Commences at Kihabe, Botswana

• Fieldwork has started at the Kihabe Project in Botswana
• Focus on the Gossan area with over 700 soil samples planned
• Aim to identify copper and base-metal targets for future drilling

Talonx Resources Limited has commenced fieldwork at its Kihabe Project in north-west Botswana. The initial phase focuses on the Gossan area, where over 700 soil samples will be collected to identify potential copper and base-metal targets. This work follows the exploration strategy outlined in the Company's 8 September 2026 announcement, aiming to assess multiple areas using surface geochemistry, geological mapping, and historical data to define drill targets. The Kihabe Project is located in the underexplored extension of the Damara Belt, with historical copper intersections extending across approximately 800m of strike. The established Kihabe and Nxuu Mineral Resources total 27.0Mt, while regional geochemistry suggests a zinc-lead anomalous corridor extending approximately 20km northeast of Kihabe.

Talonx aims to progressively assess multiple areas at Kihabe, building a pipeline of targets for closer-spaced follow-up and drill testing.