Icebreaker Geophysics Reveals Large IP & Magnetic Anomalies

• Large IP and magnetic anomalies found beneath high-grade gold-copper intersections
• Initial 3,000m drilling program starting this week
• Potential link between Hannaford, Rolling, and Icebreaker deposits
• Geophysics extending across near-mine prospects
• Dual strategy for discovery and self-funded exploration

Broken Hill Gold Ltd (ASX: BH6) has announced significant geophysical findings at its White Dam Gold-Copper Project in South Australia. The company completed extensive Induced Polarisation (IP) and ground magnetic geophysical surveys, revealing a ~1.5km² chargeability anomaly and a ~1km² high-intensity magnetic anomaly directly beneath high-grade gold-copper intersections from recent RC drilling at Icebreaker. These anomalies suggest potential depth and strike extensions to known mineralisation. A drilling program starting this week will test these targets, with first results expected in late November. The anomalies also indicate a potential link between the Hannaford, Rolling, and Icebreaker deposits, suggesting a large alteration system. Geophysics is also extending across near-mine prospects, with IP surveys in progress over Vertigo and planned surveys over Mary Mine, Green & Gold, and Wilkins Prospects.

First assay results from Icebreaker drilling expected late November 2026

The next six to eight weeks will be pivotal as Broken Hill Gold drills test the geophysical targets, with the potential for significant discoveries and a path to self-funded exploration.