New VMS Licence Award at Rulikha Deposit

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East Star Sources Plc (LSE:EST), which is exploring for copper and gold in Kazakhstan, is happy to announce it has been awarded a brand new exploration licence – 3631-EL (the “Licence”), encompassing the remaining a part of the induced-polarisation (IP) anomaly north of the Rulikha Deposit.

With your entire IP anomaly at Rulikha now beneath 100% possession by East Star, execution of the following section of exploration can start. Further historic drilling throughout the newly awarded Licence has additionally been included in East Star’s ongoing evaluation of each the Rulikha Deposit and its geological interpretation of the Rulikha IP anomaly. Some highlighted intersections from the historic drilling are under.

Highlights of Historic Intersections Inside New Licence:

11.4m @ 9.8% Zn, 3.1% Cu and 1.1% Pb from 196.6m
6.9m @ 17.6% Zn, 1.0% Cu and three.3% Pb from 237.4m
11.2m @ 5.5% Zn, 0.32% Cu and 1.2% Pb from 236.0m
8.7m @ 5.4% Zn, 0.3% Cu and 0.3% Pb from 256.2m

180 historic drill holes are presently being modelled to offer an Exploration Goal and assess the Affordable Prospects for Financial Extraction (RPEE).

Alex Walker, East Star CEO, commented:

“East Star is increasing its VMS alternatives by way of this extra extremely potential exploration licence, including a second soviet-era deposit to our East Area property. Though allowing is anticipated to be extra arduous as a result of proximity to a settlement, at lower than 2km from an current rail line and 11km from an underfed mill, we’re wanting to assess the potential financial viability of this accretion, in a area which has been mined because the mid-1700s.

In remodelling such detailed historic knowledge, East Star will be capable of assess the affordable prospects for financial extraction previous to on the bottom exploration and due to this fact, like Verkhuba, we’ll undertake a low-cost exploration marketing campaign to confirm the information and convert the exploration goal to a JORC Useful resource.

We’re grateful for the help from the Shemonaikha District in permitting us to use for the Licence and we stay up for updating the market on future exploration actions.”

Additional Data

Determine 1: Highlighted historic drill intersections within the newly awarded licence space in addition to the whole East Star IP anomaly

Historical past of the Rulikha Deposit

The Rulikha Deposit and geophysical targets are located about 33km northwest from East Star’s 100% owned Verkhuba Deposit (JORC MRE of 20.3Mt @ 1.16% copper, 1.54% zinc and 0.27% lead). Situated throughout the Rulikhinskoe-Vydrikhinskoe Ore Discipline within the Shemonaikha District of East Kazakhstan, the Rulikha Deposit is a VMS polymetallic deposit primarily explored for zinc, copper and lead. The Rulikha Deposit was a part of a broader geological exploration effort within the area, performed by the East Kazakhstan Geological Exploration Expedition beneath the Ministry of Geology of the USSR and later the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Rulikha Deposit was found within the Forties and delineated throughout exploration as much as the Nineteen Eighties, adopted by detailed prospecting from 1989-1992. The key historic work programmes included:

· 1940-Fifties: Early prospecting by the Shemonaikha Celebration of the Altai Exploration Group recognized polymetallic mineralisation. A consolidated report in 1957 (Utrobin et al.) calculated GKZ sources for the Rulikhinskoye (Rulikha) deposit.

· Nineteen Sixties-Nineteen Seventies: Geological and geophysical work by the Shemonaikha Geological Reconnaissance Celebration (GRP) and Priirtyshskaya Celebration refined the geological construction and mineralisation of the deposit.

· 1978-1983: Detailed prospecting by the Minsk and Ubin GRPs of the Shemonaikha GRP focused the Rulikhinsko-Vydrikhinsky and Talovsko-Rulevsky areas, additional delineating mineralisation.

· 1989-1992: Deep exploration drilling to evaluate the mineralisation potential of deeper models (as much as 1000-1200m).

Primarily based on the historic stories, plainly no additional exploration was undertaken since 1992. The final vital exploration programme in 1989-1992 included vital drilling and sampling efforts:

· Whole Drilling – 6,785 linear metres of core drilling throughout 12 exploration boreholes. Drilling grid for Rulikha Deposit: 200 x 100m for C2 class sources (GKZ useful resource categorisation not usually utilized in fashionable useful resource estimates), 400 x 100m or 300 x 200m for P1 class.

· Geochemical Sampling – 737 geochemical samples collected.

· Geophysical Logging: – 6,607 linear metres of gamma logging.

The outcomes of the historic exploration discovered that the Rulikha Deposit hosts VMS-polymetallic mineralisation, primarily copper, zinc and lead, with minor gold and silver. Mineralisation is localised in tuffs, volcanic sediments and extrusive models from the Center-Higher Devonian boundary. Mineralisation is related to vein-type and stratiform ore lenses. Metallurgical or processing take a look at work for the Rulikha Deposit has not been accomplished to this point.

Contacts:

East Star Sources Plc

Alex Walker, Chief Govt Officer

Tel: +44 (0)20 7390 0234 (through Vigo Consulting)

SI Capital (Company Dealer)

Nick Emerson

Tel: +44 (0)1483 413 500

Vigo Consulting (Investor Relations)

Ben Simons / Peter Jacob / Anna Stacey

Tel: +44 (0)20 7390 0234

About East Star Sources Plc

East Star Sources is targeted on the invention and growth of copper and gold in Kazakhstan. East Star’s administration are primarily based completely on the bottom, supported by native experience. The Firm is pursuing a number of exploration methods:

· Volcanogenic large sulphide (VMS) exploration, which to this point features a deposit with a maiden JORC MRE of 20.3Mt @ 1.16% copper, 1.54% zinc and 0.27% lead, in an infrastructure-rich area, amenable to a low capex growth

· Copper porphyry and epithermal gold exploration, with a number of alternatives for Tier 1 deposits, initially supported by an preliminary US$500k grant from BHP Xplor in 2024

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The one who organized for the discharge of this announcement was Alex Walker, CEO of the Firm.

This announcement accommodates inside info for the needs of Article 7 of Regulation 2014/596/EU which is a part of home UK regulation pursuant to the Market Abuse (Modification) (EU Exit) Rules (SI 2019/310) (“UK MAR”). Upon the publication of this announcement, this inside info (as outlined in UK MAR) is now thought of to be within the public area.

Competent Individual Assertion

Scientific or technical info on this disclosure associated to exploration was reviewed by Dr Tremain Woods, a full-time worker of Discovery Ventures Kazakhstan Ltd, a 100% owned subsidiary of East Star Sources PLC. Dr Woods is a member in good standing with the Geological Society of South Africa. He has ample expertise that’s related to the commodity, fashion of mineralisation or sort of deposit into consideration and exercise which he’s enterprise to qualify as a Competent Individual beneath the JORC code (2012 Version).

Desk 1 – Important Historic Drill Outcomes

Hole_ID	NAT_East	NAT_North	NAT_RL	NAT_Azi	Dip	Hole_Depth	Depth_From	Depth_To	mWidth	InterceptDescriptionCoElements	Lease_ID
RU_DH_10	571193	5596053	518	107	-70	176.4	56.9	58.23	1.33	1.33m @ 2.55 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_102	570522	5593550	378	0	-90	238.9	192.6	194	1.4	1.40m @ 1.78 % Zn; 0.21 % Cu; 0.26 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_104	570595	5593548	379	0	-90	233.2	196.63	208	11.37	11.37m @ 9.79 % Zn; 3.13 % Cu; 1.12 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_106	570687	5593501	385	0	-90	256.45	237.45	244.4	6.95	6.95m @ 17.56 % Zn; 1.02 % Cu; 3.31 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_106	570687	5593501	385	0	-90	256.45	247.65	248.65	1	1.00m @ 1.59 % Zn; 0.20 % Cu; 0.35 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_109	570735	5593472	387	0	-90	250.7	238.7	241.5	2.8	2.80m @ 6.52 % Zn; 0.39 % Cu; 2.39 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_11	570485	5593956	399	303	-90	220.95	32	37	5	5.00m @ 2.05 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_11	570485	5593956	399	303	-90	220.95	64	65.9	1.9	1.90m @ 4.78 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_111	570592	5593402	376	0	-90	280.25	241.7	246.6	4.9	4.90m @ 1.12 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_111	570592	5593402	376	0	-90	280.25	257.35	261.7	4.35	4.35m @ 2.08 % Zn; 0.18 % Cu; 0.32 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_111	570592	5593402	376	0	-90	280.25	264.6	266.45	1.85	1.85m @ 3.10 % Zn; 0.25 % Cu; 0.08 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_112	570650	5593389	379	0	-90	282	250.55	256.1	5.55	5.55m @ 6.61 % Zn; 0.45 % Cu; 0.15 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_112	570650	5593389	379	0	-90	282	259.1	262.75	3.65	3.65m @ 4.89 % Zn; 0.31 % Cu; 0.08 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_113	570698	5593362	383	0	-90	286	243.9	251.15	7.25	7.25m @ 1.91 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.23 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_114	570590	5593329	375	0	-90	286.5	231.5	236.6	5.1	5.10m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.98 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_114	570590	5593329	375	0	-90	286.5	259.65	262	2.35	2.35m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.26 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_115	570383	5593758	379	0	-90	103.6	50.1	51.1	1	1.00m @ 1.96 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_15	570322	5593842	381	116	-72	109	44.8	46.8	2	2.00m @ 1.76 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_15	570322	5593842	381	116	-72	109	62	72	10	10.00m @ 2.29 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_15	570322	5593842	381	116	-72	109	74.3	77	2.7	2.70m @ 3.92 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_16	570381	5593870	385	218	-90	153.25	88.6	91.7	3.1	3.10m @ 2.05 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_17	570212	5593746	373	0	-90	139	108.5	112.5	4	4.00m @ 1.91 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_18	570632	5593727	391	35	-74	49.6	36	39	3	3.00m @ 3.35 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_21	570631	5593687	390	355	-90	134.05	99.4	101.4	2	2.00m @ 2.78 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.03 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_21	570631	5593687	390	355	-90	134.05	113.85	114.85	1	1.00m @ 1.64 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_21	570631	5593687	390	355	-90	134.05	120.2	127.45	7.25	7.25m @ 1.79 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_22	570378	5593282	361	46	-90	330	268.8	280	11.2	11.20m @ 2.45 % Zn; 0.30 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_22	570378	5593282	361	46	-90	330	290	294.95	4.95	4.95m @ 1.57 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.11 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_23	570201	5593542	363	46	-90	274.45	215	218	3	3.00m @ 1.06 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.23 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_28	570597	5593487	376	46	-90	327.2	227.2	231.1	3.9	3.90m @ 15.71 % Zn; 2.20 % Cu; 3.40 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_28	570597	5593487	376	46	-90	327.2	238.5	239.5	1	1.00m @ 3.35 % Zn; 6.32 % Cu; 0.22 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_3	570359	5593815	379	112	-90	132	75.42	77.5	2.08	2.08m @ 10.60 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_305	569876	5593896	387	44	-90	620	132.5	134	1.5	1.50m @ 2.10 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_308	569796	5593868	377	42	-90	360	107.3	108.3	1	1.00m @ 2.54 % Zn; 1.71 % Cu; 0.23 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	199.8	205	5.2	5.20m @ 1.82 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.42 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	243.6	248	4.4	4.40m @ 1.83 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.44 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	267	270	3	3.00m @ 1.41 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	276	280.2	4.2	4.20m @ 2.95 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	285.6	287.5	1.9	1.90m @ 1.72 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	322.5	325.5	3	3.00m @ 6.58 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_30A	570016	5593503	359	344	-85	400	377	379	2	2.00m @ 1.25 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_31	569996	5592849	361	0	-90	389.5	352.8	355.8	3	3.00m @ 0.87 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.01 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_31	569996	5592849	361	0	-90	389.5	360.8	361.8	1	1.00m @ 1.05 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_312	569754	5593790	371	46	-87	521	52.3	58.4	6.1	6.10m @ 10.54 % Zn; 2.32 % Cu; 1.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_312	569754	5593790	371	46	-87	521	64	72.4	8.4	8.40m @ 1.77 % Zn; 1.67 % Cu; 0.07 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_312	569754	5593790	371	46	-87	521	203	204	1	1.00m @ 3.72 % Zn; 0.65 % Cu; 2.63 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_316	569859	5592939	372	50	-88	491	468.3	472	3.7	3.70m @ 1.47 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_31A	569834	5593225	376	35	-84	680	271.7	273	1.3	1.30m @ 4.46 % Zn; 0.24 % Cu; 0.10 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_31A	569834	5593225	376	35	-84	680	308	310.5	2.5	2.50m @ 1.08 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_32	569792	5593146	380	46	-90	396	291.85	293.85	2	2.00m @ 1.60 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_32A	569887	5593050	373	6	-85	830	175	176	1	1.00m @ 1.70 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 1.57 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_32A	569887	5593050	373	6	-85	830	281	282.5	1.5	1.50m @ 3.75 % Zn; 0.14 % Cu; 0.08 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_32A	569887	5593050	373	6	-85	830	294	297	3	3.00m @ 2.07 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_32A	569887	5593050	373	6	-85	830	303	305	2	2.00m @ 1.81 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_341	570860	5593726	419	43	-87	540	326.1	329.3	3.2	3.20m @ 3.37 % Zn; 0.25 % Cu; 0.11 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_341	570860	5593726	419	43	-87	540	356.3	357.3	1	1.00m @ 1.78 % Zn; 0.14 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_347	570112	5593845	389	46	-90	171	40	42	2	2.00m @ 1.73 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_348	570310	5593431	363	46	-87	340	224.5	225.75	1.25	1.25m @ 4.74 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.36 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_348	570310	5593431	363	46	-87	340	286.8	290.6	3.8	3.80m @ 1.92 % Zn; 0.30 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_35	570702	5593437	382	0	-90	335.35	246	253.8	7.8	7.80m @ 7.73 % Zn; 0.56 % Cu; 1.99 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_351	570020	5593730	386	46	-90	267	62.8	67.5	4.7	4.70m @ 4.35 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 1.71 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_351	570020	5593730	386	46	-90	267	131.6	139	7.4	7.40m @ 1.95 % Zn; 0.18 % Cu; 0.06 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_352	570720	5593488	385	46	-85	640	235.9	247.1	11.2	11.20m @ 5.55 % Zn; 0.32 % Cu; 1.19 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_352	570720	5593488	385	46	-85	640	592.8	595.1	2.3	2.30m @ 2.00 % Zn; 0.15 % Cu; 0.34 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_354	569949	5593685	381	46	-88	244	135	148	13	13.00m @ 1.69 % Zn; 0.21 % Cu; 0.39 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_354	569949	5593685	381	46	-88	244	162	172.4	10.4	10.40m @ 1.67 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.66 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_354	569949	5593685	381	46	-88	244	225	227.5	2.5	2.50m @ 2.90 % Zn; 0.30 % Cu; 0.01 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_359	570585	5593455	374	49	-86	680	241.7	246.4	4.7	4.70m @ 3.82 % Zn; 0.29 % Cu; 0.07 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_362	569886	5593634	374	63	-89	448	206.3	211.2	4.9	4.90m @ 2.51 % Zn; 0.11 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_362	569886	5593634	374	63	-89	448	216.6	218.2	1.6	1.60m @ 1.90 % Zn; 0.10 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_363	569803	5594130	395	46	-88	250	51.3	56.7	5.4	5.40m @ 1.79 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.18 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_363	569803	5594130	395	46	-88	250	80.7	86	5.3	5.30m @ 2.25 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_367	570015	5592985	363	57	-87	920.5	316.5	319	2.5	2.50m @ 11.13 % Zn; 1.82 % Cu; 1.82 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_367	570015	5592985	363	57	-87	920.5	400.8	405.5	4.7	4.70m @ 2.69 % Zn; 0.28 % Cu; 0.22 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_367	570015	5592985	363	57	-87	920.5	415.9	417.7	1.8	1.80m @ 1.95 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_36A	570165	5593299	357	338	-79	476	446	448	2	2.00m @ 1.51 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_36A	570165	5593299	357	338	-79	476	451.5	453	1.5	1.50m @ 1.57 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.31 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_372	570361	5593238	361	42	-86	840	259.5	261	1.5	1.50m @ 1.54 % Zn; 0.70 % Cu; 1.52 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_372	570361	5593238	361	42	-86	840	263.5	269.5	6	6.00m @ 6.63 % Zn; 0.54 % Cu; 0.76 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_372	570361	5593238	361	42	-86	840	295.5	298	2.5	2.50m @ 2.17 % Zn; 0.43 % Cu; 0.09 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_372	570361	5593238	361	42	-86	840	338.8	340.4	1.6	1.60m @ 1.25 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.10 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_37A	570095	5593040	358	11	-77	830	297.5	300	2.5	2.50m @ 1.08 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38	570757	5593376	389	92	-90	351.6	243.9	251.9	8	8.00m @ 1.22 % Zn; 0.11 % Cu; 0.08 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38	570757	5593376	389	92	-90	351.6	271.9	272.9	1	1.00m @ 1.71 % Zn; 0.16 % Cu; 0.19 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38	570757	5593376	389	92	-90	351.6	277.9	278.9	1	1.00m @ 1.12 % Zn; 0.27 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38	570757	5593376	389	92	-90	351.6	282.9	283.9	1	1.00m @ 1.28 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.51 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38A	569955	5592859	362	18	-81	480	330.1	334.3	4.2	4.20m @ 5.78 % Zn; 1.30 % Cu; 1.28 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38A	569955	5592859	362	18	-81	480	370.3	371.3	1	1.00m @ 1.16 % Zn; 2.91 % Cu; 0.31 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38A	569955	5592859	362	18	-81	480	386	391.5	5.5	5.50m @ 1.31 % Zn; 0.75 % Cu; 0.12 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_38A	569955	5592859	362	18	-81	480	412	414	2	2.00m @ 1.28 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_39	570560	5593584	381	0	-90	359	185.55	195.5	9.95	9.95m @ 3.89 % Zn; 0.40 % Cu; 1.35 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_40	570627	5593366	378	0	-90	370.15	256.2	264.95	8.75	8.75m @ 5.38 % Zn; 0.26 % Cu; 0.33 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_42	570773	5593507	394	0	-90	504.9	224.95	226.3	1.35	1.35m @ 7.52 % Zn; 0.35 % Cu; 3.31 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_44	570439	5593344	365	74	-90	318.1	228.25	238.65	10.4	10.40m @ 1.32 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.66 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_44	570439	5593344	365	74	-90	318.1	243.65	244.65	1	1.00m @ 2.25 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.70 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_44	570439	5593344	365	74	-90	318.1	250.65	251.65	1	1.00m @ 2.67 % Zn; 0.18 % Cu; 1.12 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_44	570439	5593344	365	74	-90	318.1	255.15	259.15	4	4.00m @ 3.17 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 1.83 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_45	570630	5593580	384	0	-90	310.3	192.6	193.6	1	1.00m @ 1.53 % Zn; 0.16 % Cu; 0.70 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_46	570449	5593628	380	357	-90	350	134.5	138.5	4	4.00m @ 12.61 % Zn; 1.24 % Cu; 0.41 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_46	570449	5593628	380	357	-90	350	150.2	164.2	14	14.00m @ 1.45 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.45 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_47	570826	5593439	399	154	-90	459.9	423.6	424.6	1	1.00m @ 1.03 % Zn; 0.79 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_48	570421	5593448	368	0	-90	312	295.1	297.1	2	2.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.01 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_48	570421	5593448	368	0	-90	312	303.1	305.1	2	2.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.10 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	260	261	1	1.00m @ 1.38 % Zn; 0.10 % Cu; 0.33 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	272	273	1	1.00m @ 1.18 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.39 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	277	278	1	1.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.74 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	282	287	5	5.00m @ 1.23 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.50 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	291	292	1	1.00m @ 1.16 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.53 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	301	305	4	4.00m @ 1.34 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	308	314	6	6.00m @ 1.71 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.24 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	318	319	1	1.00m @ 1.23 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.28 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_49	570519	5593342	369	0	-90	340.8	325	327	2	2.00m @ 1.45 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.44 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_51	570918	5593528	411	269	-90	396.05	202.6	205.6	3	3.00m @ 2.03 % Zn; 0.11 % Cu; 0.03 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_51	570918	5593528	411	269	-90	396.05	315.05	316.05	1	1.00m @ 1.14 % Zn; 0.23 % Cu; 0.16 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	203.4	209.4	6	6.00m @ 4.30 % Zn; 0.25 % Cu; 0.82 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	233.95	235.95	2	2.00m @ 2.09 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.03 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	247.95	248.95	1	1.00m @ 1.50 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	256.95	262.95	6	6.00m @ 1.31 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	265.95	284.3	18.35	18.35m @ 3.46 % Zn; 0.28 % Cu; 0.14 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_53	570676	5593304	380	279	-90	337	297.3	298.3	1	1.00m @ 2.32 % Zn; 0.17 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_57	570374	5593517	371	39	-90	312.5	174.65	175.65	1	1.00m @ 1.70 % Zn; 0.16 % Cu; 0.54 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_58	570560	5593509	375	0	-90	384.95	214.25	216.25	2	2.00m @ 2.11 % Zn; 0.20 % Cu; 0.40 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_58	570560	5593509	375	0	-90	384.95	262.6	265.6	3	3.00m @ 0.90 % Zn; 0.89 % Cu; 0.01 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_60	570481	5593664	382	290	-90	153.65	121.2	122.2	1	1.00m @ 1.57 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 1.28 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_60A	570028	5593642	372	37	-82	470	188.4	192.8	4.4	4.40m @ 2.45 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.44 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_60A	570028	5593642	372	37	-82	470	199	207.2	8.2	8.20m @ 2.63 % Zn; 0.13 % Cu; 0.13 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	39	41	2	2.00m @ 1.87 % Zn; 0.05 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	49.9	52.5	2.6	2.60m @ 2.12 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	92.8	93.8	1	1.00m @ 2.57 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.03 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	104.1	112.1	8	8.00m @ 1.54 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	129.2	130.2	1	1.00m @ 1.53 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	143.2	145.2	2	2.00m @ 1.65 % Zn; 0.01 % Cu; 0.01 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61	570417	5593722	380	0	-90	253	168.7	169.7	1	1.00m @ 2.01 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61A	570012	5593825	391	345	-89	256	26	29	3	3.00m @ 1.76 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.23 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61A	570012	5593825	391	345	-89	256	50	54	4	4.00m @ 9.23 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 1.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61A	570012	5593825	391	345	-89	256	63	65	2	2.00m @ 3.53 % Zn; 0.03 % Cu; 0.62 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_61A	570012	5593825	391	345	-89	256	164	165	1	1.00m @ 1.22 % Zn; 0.02 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_62	570615	5593223	379	0	-90	505.1	239.5	242.55	3.05	3.05m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.17 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_62	570615	5593223	379	0	-90	505.1	443.8	444.8	1	1.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.10 % Cu; 0.50 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_62	570615	5593223	379	0	-90	505.1	467.8	469.8	2	2.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.02 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_63	570770	5593232	391	0	-90	352.05	185.2	186.8	1.6	1.60m @ 1.58 % Zn; 0.04 % Cu; 0.81 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_64	570700	5593729	395	0	-90	394.3	84.2	85.2	1	1.00m @ 1.10 % Zn; 0.06 % Cu; 0.05 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_65	570343	5593380	361	0	-90	342	302.6	304.6	2	2.00m @ 1.27 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.11 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_66	570839	5593298	397	0	-90	531.6	232.5	233.5	1	1.00m @ 1.09 % Zn; 0.23 % Cu; 0.19 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_66	570839	5593298	397	0	-90	531.6	237.5	258	20.5	20.50m @ 2.37 % Zn; 0.11 % Cu; 0.09 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_66	570839	5593298	397	0	-90	531.6	264	292	28	28.00m @ 2.10 % Zn; 0.10 % Cu; 0.13 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_68	570405	5593646	378	346	-90	462.9	118	126	8	8.00m @ 1.09 % Zn; 0.08 % Cu; 0.34 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_68	570405	5593646	378	346	-90	462.9	133	135	2	2.00m @ 1.14 % Zn; 0.15 % Cu; 0.09 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_75	570309	5593493	367	351	-90	268.35	207.25	210.8	3.55	3.55m @ 1.23 % Zn; 0.09 % Cu; 0.17 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_83	570349	5593649	375	0	-90	274.9	201.45	203.45	2	2.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.06 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_83	570349	5593649	375	0	-90	274.9	218.15	225.15	7	7.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.07 % Cu; 0.14 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_83	570349	5593649	375	0	-90	274.9	228.15	229.15	1	1.00m @ 1.00 % Zn; 0.10 % Cu; 0.20 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_9	570493	5593926	396	226	-70	127.4	34.6	47.5	12.9	12.90m @ 3.71 % Zn; 0.14 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_9	570493	5593926	396	226	-70	127.4	52	61.5	9.5	9.50m @ 2.05 % Zn; 0.00 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL
RU_DH_9	570493	5593926	396	226	-70	127.4	103.35	109	5.65	5.65m @ 4.73 % Zn; 0.30 % Cu; 0.00 % Pb	3631-EL

Desk 2 – JORC Code, 2012 Version

Part 1 Sampling Methods and Information

Standards

JORC Code clarification

Commentary

Sampling strategies

· Nature and high quality of sampling (e.g. lower channels, random chips, or particular specialised business customary measurement instruments acceptable to the minerals beneath investigation, corresponding to down gap gamma sondes, or handheld XRF devices, and many others). These examples shouldn’t be taken as limiting the broad that means of sampling.

· Embrace reference to measures taken to make sure pattern representivity and the suitable calibration of any measurement instruments or techniques used.

· Features of the dedication of mineralisation which are Materials to the Public Report.

· In instances the place ‘business customary’ work has been completed this could be comparatively easy (e.g. ‘reverse circulation drilling was used to acquire 1 m samples from which 3 kg was pulverised to provide a 30 g cost for fireplace assay’). In different instances, extra clarification could also be required, corresponding to the place there may be coarse gold that has inherent sampling issues. Uncommon commodities or mineralisation varieties (e.g. submarine nodules) could warrant disclosure of detailed info.

· Samples had been taken from diamond drill core by way of sulphide or oxide mineralised intervals.

· Sampling intervals ranged from 0.1 m to over 1.0m

· Pattern high quality was ensured by a GKZ customary calculations to make sure outcomes from X-ray spectral analyses had been consultant

· A complete of 599 meters of core was sampled for the Rulikha Deposit

· Core samples had been ready by the geological expeditions by slicing the core in half, crushing and milling the samples (the dimensions fractions aren’t recorded however famous as customary fractions), then analysed with X-ray spectral strategies

· No core is offered for verification sampling

Drilling strategies

· Drill sort (e.g. core, reverse circulation, open-hole hammer, rotary air blast, auger, Bangka, sonic, and many others) and particulars (e.g. core diameter, triple or customary tube, depth of diamond tails, face-sampling bit or different sort, whether or not core is oriented and if that’s the case, by what methodology, and many others).

· Drilling was performed utilizing customary HQ sized diamond drilling method.

· Varied drilling campaigns had been performed by geological expeditions as detailed above.

· The drill holes objective ranged from geochemical sampling utilizing KGK strategies (these holes usually are not included within the knowledge for this announcement) to deeper stratigraphic holes. Solely holes with assay knowledge by way of the Rulikha deposit had been included on this announcement.

Drill pattern restoration

· Technique of recording and assessing core and chip pattern recoveries and outcomes assessed.

· Measures taken to maximise pattern restoration and guarantee consultant nature of the samples.

· Whether or not a relationship exists between pattern restoration and grade and whether or not pattern bias could have occurred as a result of preferential loss/achieve of positive/coarse materials.

· Core restoration was a mean of 42%, the full vary was from 17 – 66% restoration

· Restoration logs are unavailable for drill gap knowledge base, so the connection between restoration and grade has not been evaluated.

Logging

· Whether or not core and chip samples have been geologically and geotechnically logged to a degree of element to help acceptable Mineral Useful resource estimation, mining research and metallurgical research.

· Whether or not logging is qualitative or quantitative in nature. Core (or costean, channel, and many others) pictures.

· The overall size and proportion of the related intersections logged.

· Geologists from the varied corporations and expeditions accomplished logging.

· The logging was authorised by the committee for geology.

· Sections and plan maps had been out there to confirm geology and construction.

· East Star geologists had been capable of affirm the geology at floor with geological mapping at a scale of 1:2000 in 2024.

· Roughly 80% of the logged sections had been out there for this announcement, strip logs and extra info has been requested to tell future work.

Sub-sampling strategies and pattern preparation

· If core, whether or not lower or sawn and whether or not quarter, half or all core taken.

· If non-core, whether or not riffled, tube sampled, rotary break up, and many others and whether or not sampled moist or dry.

· For all pattern varieties, the character, high quality, and appropriateness of the pattern preparation method.

· High quality management procedures adopted for all sub-sampling phases to maximise representivity of samples.

· Measures taken to make sure that the sampling is consultant of the in-situ materials collected, together with as an example outcomes for subject duplicate/second-half sampling.

· Whether or not pattern sizes are acceptable to the grain measurement of the fabric being sampled.

· Half core samples had been collected for processing.

· Sub sampling strategies aren’t clearly recorded within the stories out there.

High quality of assay knowledge and laboratory exams

· The character, high quality and appropriateness of the assaying and laboratory procedures used and whether or not the method is taken into account partial or complete.

· For geophysical instruments, spectrometers, handheld XRF devices, and many others, the parameters utilized in figuring out the evaluation together with instrument make and mannequin, studying occasions, calibrations elements utilized and their derivation, and many others.

· Nature of high quality management procedures adopted (e.g. requirements, blanks, duplicates, exterior laboratory checks) and whether or not acceptable ranges of accuracy (i.e. lack of bias) and precision have been established.

· The samples had been analyzed utilizing X-ray spectral evaluation, which requires finely powdered, homogeneous samples to make sure correct detection of parts (Cu, Pb, Zn, Au and Ag).

· It is unclear if Au and Ag analyses had been performed on all samples analysed

· The preparation would have been tailor-made to provide a pattern appropriate with the X-ray spectrometer, usually involving urgent the powdered pattern right into a pellet or fusing it right into a glass bead for evaluation, although the stories don’t specify these steps.

· X-ray spectral strategies had been generally utilized in historic exploration within the soviet period. The strategies have been subsequently changed by fashionable analytical strategies, nonetheless, they’re typically seen as having produced correct outcomes. The standard of the information has solely been evaluated as reported traditionally by East Star geologists and have been represented as such on this announcement.

Verification of sampling and assaying

· The verification of serious intersections by both unbiased or various firm personnel.

· Using twinned holes.

· Documentation of major knowledge, knowledge entry procedures, knowledge verification, knowledge storage (bodily and digital) protocols.

· Focus on any adjustment to assay knowledge.

· Sampling knowledge has been in contrast between stories.

· No verification sampling of the historic assays has been performed.

Location of information factors

· Accuracy and high quality of surveys used to find drill holes (collar and down-hole surveys), trenches, mine workings and different places utilized in Mineral Useful resource estimation.

· Specification of the grid system used.

· High quality and adequacy of topographic management.

· Drill holes had been surveyed utilizing Garmin GPSMAP 62S handheld GPS machine. DGPS surveys are deliberate as soon as all drilling is accomplished.

· Grid system WGS84, UTM44N.

· 20 historic drill holes have been situated within the space throughout mapping actions in 2023-2024.

· Some errors had been famous within the elevation readings (from 5 – 14 m errors), these had been adjusted to the elevation values of the SRTM topography over the realm.

Information spacing and distribution

· Information spacing for reporting of Exploration Outcomes.

· Whether or not the information spacing and distribution is ample to ascertain the diploma of geological and grade continuity acceptable for the Mineral Useful resource and Ore Reserve estimation process(s) and classifications utilized.

· Whether or not pattern compositing has been utilized.

· Historic drilling grid for the Rulikha deposit: 200 x 100 m for C2 class sources, 400 x 100 m or 300 x 200 m for P1 class.

· Geological distribution is ample for an exploration goal or preliminary Useful resource calculations.

· Important intercepts are reported for outcomes from 2024 drilling utilizing the next parameters:

Parameter	Report 1	Report 2	Report 3
Ingredient	Cu	Cu	Zn
Min Reduce-off Grade %	1	0.3%	0.8%
Max Reduce-off Grade %	n/a	n/a	n/a
Min Intercept Size (metres)	n/a	2m	n/a
Most Consecutive Inner Waste (m)	2m	2m	2m
Minimal Intercept Grade %	n/a	All (no filter)	All (no filter)
Co-elements in report	Pb, Zn	Pb, Zn	Cu, Pb

Orientation of information in relation to geological construction

· Whether or not the orientation of sampling achieves unbiased sampling of doable constructions and the extent to which that is identified, contemplating the deposit sort.

· If the connection between the drilling orientation and the orientation of key mineralized constructions is taken into account to have launched a sampling bias, this needs to be assessed and reported if materials.

· Samples had been reportedly taken for intervals with vital sulphide mineralization.

· The ore physique typically dips 10 to 25° to the SW. In some components of the deposit the ore physique dips steeper 40. These steeper areas of mineralization are interpreted to be the results of put up mineralization deformation.

· The ore physique is lower by NS and EW faults.

Pattern safety

· The measures taken to make sure pattern safety.

· Pattern safety is unclear and can’t be verified by East Star.

Audits or evaluations

· The outcomes of any audits or evaluations of sampling strategies and knowledge.

· No audits had been undertaken for this work.

Part 2 Reporting of Exploration Outcomes

Standards

JORC Code clarification

Commentary

Mineral tenement and land tenure standing

· Kind, reference identify/quantity, location and possession together with agreements or materials points with third events corresponding to joint ventures, partnerships, overriding royalties, native title pursuits, historic websites, wilderness or nationwide park and environmental settings.

· The safety of the tenure held on the time of reporting together with any identified impediments to acquiring a licence to function within the space.

· The Rulikha polymetallic Deposit is partially situated within the japanese a part of exploration license 1799-EL (the “License”). The license was issued to Rudny Sources Restricted on 28 July 2022 for preliminary interval of 6 years with a chance of additional 5 years extension topic to discount of the license space by 40%.

· East Star sources have servitude for exploration from the native Akim (administrative head), and native landholders, over some areas throughout the Licence and the license might be explored beneath these agreements. Further agreements can be required for the Rulikha deposit.

· Another areas throughout the Licence are restricted in entry as a result of hydrogeological constraints. Further permission can be required to achieve entry to drill inside these areas.

· There aren’t any identified authorized or safety impediments to acquiring a mining license.

Exploration completed by different events

· Acknowledgment and appraisal of exploration by different events.

· Desk of beforehand accomplished exploration

Principal writer, yr	Interval	Exploration	Outcomes
1948	1948	Prospecting and exploration at Talovskoye and Openyshevskoye deposits by Priirtysh Geological Exploration Celebration.	Recognized polymetallic deposits in Rudny Altai, together with early recognition of Rulikha and Talovskoye potential.
1950-1954	1950-1953	Prospecting and exploration by Shemonaikha Celebration of Altai Expedition, specializing in geological mapping and preliminary drilling.	Confirmed polymetallic mineralization within the Rulikha space, establishing a basis for additional exploration.
1955-1963	1954-1962	Geological mapping, drilling, and reserve calculation by Shemonaikha GRP. Consolidated report in 1957 calculated reserves for Rulikhinskoye.	Delineated Rulikha deposit’s geological construction; reserves calculated as of 01.01.1957, confirming VMS-polymetallic mineralization (Cu, Pb, Zn).
1968	1968	Geological construction and mineral useful resource evaluation of M-44-57-B, G; M-44-58-A-v sheets.	Supplied regional geological context, supporting Rulikha’s placement throughout the Aleysk anticlinorium.
1965-1970	1965-1969	Geological prospecting by Shemonaikha GRP, together with geophysical surveys and drilling.	Refined geological and geophysical understanding of Rulikha, figuring out ore-hosting constructions.
1971	1968-1971	Geological and geophysical work by Priirtyshskaya Celebration at Rulevsky web site.	Additional delineated Rulikha’s mineralization, confirming its affiliation with Talovskaya-Gerikhovskaya formation contact.
1979	1979	Common prospecting at Buzanikhinsky space, adjoining to Rulikha.	Recognized further mineralization potential close to Rulikha, supporting regional prospectivity.
1983	1978-1982	Detailed prospecting by Minsk GRP at Rulikhinsko-Vydrikhinsky space; drilling and geophysical surveys.	Confirmed extent of Rulikha mineralization, refined ore zone boundaries, and recognized vein-type ores.
1983	1979-1983	Detailed prospecting by Ubin GRP at Talovsko-Rulevsky space, specializing in Talovskoye and Rulikha flanks.	Optimistic evaluation of Talovskoye; Rulikha flanks confirmed restricted financial potential however warranted additional examine.
1992	1989-1992	Deep drilling (6,785 m), geophysical logging (6,607 m gamma), 737 geochemical samples, 16 core samples; X-ray spectral evaluation for Cu, Pb, Zn, Co, Mo.	Unfavourable evaluation for Rulikha deep horizons (to 1000 m); vein-type ores in borehole No. 323 (3.60-5.84% Zn) uneconomic. Talovskoye deemed promising with P1/P2 sources, beneficial for additional drilling (9,250 m).
1948	1948	Prospecting and exploration at Talovskoye and Openyshevskoye deposits by Priirtysh Geological Exploration Celebration.	Recognized polymetallic deposits in Rudny Altai, together with early recognition of Rulikha and Talovskoye potential.
ESR	2024	Drilling of six verification and in-fill holes, topography survey, growth of lithological mannequin	MRE report

Geology

· Deposit sort, geological setting, and magnificence of mineralisation.

· Rulikha is Volcanogenic Large Sulphide (VMS) deposit. Historic stories point out that the kind is felsic bimodal (or Kuroko-type).

· The mineralization is lenticular large and disseminated sulphides hosted in volcaniclastic models sub horizontal models.

· Mineralisation happens as zinc wealthy and copper-zinc wealthy models

· The realm has seen put up depositional deformation within the type of folding and faulting

Drill gap Data

· A abstract of all info materials to the understanding of the exploration outcomes together with a tabulation of the next info for all Materials drill holes:

o easting and northing of the drill gap collar

o elevation or RL (Lowered Stage – elevation above sea degree in metres) of the drill gap collar

o dip and azimuth of the outlet

o down gap size and interception depth

o gap size.

· If the exclusion of this info is justified on the idea that the data isn’t Materials and this exclusion doesn’t detract from the understanding of the report, the Competent Individual ought to clearly clarify why that is the case.

· See desk 1 for drill gap info and vital intercepts

· No materials info has been excluded from this report

Information aggregation strategies

· In reporting Exploration Outcomes, weighting averaging strategies, most and/or minimal grade truncations (e.g. slicing of excessive grades) and cut-off grades are normally Materials and needs to be acknowledged.

· The place mixture intercepts incorporate brief lengths of high-grade outcomes and longer lengths of low-grade outcomes, the process used for such aggregation needs to be acknowledged and a few typical examples of such aggregations needs to be proven intimately.

· The assumptions used for any reporting of steel equal values needs to be clearly acknowledged.

· Important intercepts are reported for historic outcomes.

· No steel equivalents are reported.

· Outcomes for five parts are reported: Cu, Pb, Zn, Au, Ag.

Relationship between mineralisation widths and intercept lengths

· These relationships are notably necessary within the reporting of Exploration Outcomes.

· If the geometry of the mineralisation with respect to the drill gap angle is thought, its nature needs to be reported.

· If it isn’t identified and solely the down gap lengths are reported, there needs to be a transparent assertion to this impact (e.g. ‘down gap size, true width not identified’).

· The ore our bodies are typically concordant to lithology.

· Drill holes had been typically drilled vertically.

· Reported intercepts are due to this fact interpreted to be fairly consultant of true thickness, though this can’t be quantified at this stage of labor.

Diagrams

· Applicable maps and sections (with scales) and tabulations of intercepts needs to be included for any vital discovery being reported These ought to embrace however not be restricted to a plan view of drill gap collar places and acceptable sectional views.

· Related diagrams have been included within the physique textual content.

Balanced reporting

· The place complete reporting of all Exploration Outcomes isn’t sensible, consultant reporting of each high and low grades and/or widths needs to be practiced to keep away from deceptive reporting of Exploration Outcomes.

· Grades under the lower off parameters haven’t been reported with these outcomes. Nonetheless, the mineralization has been famous inside East Star’s fashions and can inform future work.

Different substantive exploration knowledge

· Different exploration knowledge, if significant and materials, needs to be reported together with (however not restricted to): geological observations; geophysical survey outcomes; geochemical survey outcomes; bulk samples – measurement and methodology of remedy; metallurgical take a look at outcomes; bulk density, groundwater, geotechnical and rock traits; potential deleterious or contaminating substances.

· Not relevant.

Additional work

· The character and scale of deliberate additional work (e.g. exams for lateral extensions or depth extensions or large-scale step-out drilling).

· Diagrams clearly highlighting the areas of doable extensions, together with the primary geological interpretations and future drilling areas, offered this info isn’t commercially delicate.

· East star is planning to mannequin the historic outcomes to know financial viability. This can be adopted by verification drilling and useful resource estimation.

· Adjoining licenses are beneath software

· Map of deliberate and accomplished drillholes is included within the physique textual content.

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