Announcement PDF Level 9, 2 Mill Street Perth WA 6000 T 61 8 8317 1700 E info@corelithium.com.au ABN 80 146 287 809 ASX CXO 18 September 2024 ASX: CXO Announcement Positive Results Highlight Gold and Lithium Potential at Shoobridge Summary • Shoobridge drilling program completed, targeting lithium and known gold targets. • Assay results have been received for 21 of 28 RC drill holes completed at the Shoobridge Project, highlighting the gold prospectivity at the Mount Shoobridge prospect. • Shallow gold mineralisation intersected, including a standout intercept of 2m @ 12.9g/t Au from 54m (SBRC0019). • Lithium mineralisation of up to 1.41% Li2O at Barretts and tin mineralisation of up to 3.52% SnO2 at China Hill further underscore the project's multi-commodity potential. • Expanded drilling program planned, along with a review of historical drill data, targeting a maiden gold JORC (2012) Mineral Resource Estimate, with the best gold targets still to be drilled. • Remaining drill results expected to be received later this month, with approvals in place for additional drilling and further ground-based targeting work ongoing. Core Lithium Ltd (ASX: CXO) (Core or Company) is pleased to provide an update on exploration activities at its 100%-owned Shoobridge Project (Shoobridge or Project) in the Northern Territory. Shoobridge is located ~160km by road south of the Finniss lithium processing plant (Figure 1). A total of 28 RC drill holes for 3,535m were completed at Shoobridge during July and August. The program targeted gold and lithium targets across five prospect areas at Shoobridge. Assay results from 21 holes have been returned and are reported in this release. Commenting on the Shoobridge drilling results, Core CEO Paul Brown said: "Shoobridge is a prime example of the multi-commodity potential that exists across our Northern Territory exploration projects. In addition to pegmatite fields known to be prospective for lithium Shoobridge also contains, high-grade quartz-hosted gold. Returning drill hits with grades up to 12.9 g/t gold in a new area is very encouraging and builds a strong case for follow-up activities targeting gold. Our exploration program will remain weighted towards lithium targets within trucking distance of our Finniss infrastructure. However, demonstrating the potential to find a high-grade gold deposit provides us with optionality in this strong gold price environment. Shoobridge is one of several areas that will be advanced in the current field season, with gold and lithium targets currently being tested closer to Finniss. We look forward to keeping shareholders updated on our progress in the weeks and months ahead." corelithium.com.au Figure 1 Location of Shoobridge relative to Core’s existing processing infrastructure at Finniss Mount Shoobridge – Gold Potential Growing Core Lithium Exploration Mapping, sampling and historic works have identified a 4.5km long trend of gold anomalism1 near historic tintantalum workings at Shoobridge. Core’s recent drill program focussed on a 1km section of this trend between an area north of Mount Shoobridge through to a prospect called Old Company (Figure 3). The gold prospectivity of this area dates back to exploration by BHP in the mid-1980s through to, most recently, Newmont Exploration which was the owner of the Project prior to its acquisition by Core. Assays for five holes drilled at Mount Shoobridge have been returned with best results including: • 6m @ 0.63g/t Au from 20m (SBRC0018) • 1m @ 1.65g/t Au from 20m, 1m @ 1.60g/t Au from 39m and 2m @ 12.91g/t Au from 54m (SBRC0019) • 1m @ 1.40g/t Au from 37m, 1m @ 3.32g/t Au from 65m and 1m @ 1.18g/t Au from 84m (SBRC0021) Four of the five holes at Mount Shoobridge returned grades of >1g/t Au and the fifth ended in mineralisation at a depth of 24m. A full list of holes drilled including collar details and intersections is shown in Table 1. 1 See ASX announcement “Core Delivers Excellent Exploration Results” on 22 March 2024 corelithium.com.au 2 Figure 2 Cross section through Mount Shoobridge prospect with Core drilling results Core’s mapping and sampling activities have also identified a new WNW trending vein structure. This vein structure has not previously been drilled and the target has been named Fortitude (Figure 3). Fortitude is at least 250m long and several metres wide before disappearing under cover to both the east and west. Geological observations from the vein include an association with fine disseminated arsenopyrite, and iron-oxide-biotite alteration selvedges. Of the 10 samples taken along this structure, five returned results >1g/t Au with a maximum of 7.9g/t Au. Approvals are underway to drill this target. Refer to Table 2 for a full list of rock chip results. Historical Exploration Shoobridge is located within the Pine Creek Orogen which has a 150-year history of gold mining with production of over 4 million ounces of gold2. The region hosts a number of multi-million ounce deposits including Vista Gold’s Mount Todd, with a combined Mineral Resource of 364.4Mt @ 0.81 g/t Au for 9.48M oz3. The Mount Shoobridge gold project lies just 7 km west of Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd’s Cosmo Deeps gold mine (currently in care and maintenance) and approximately 60km from their idle processing facility at Union Reefs near the Pine Creek township. Extensive gold exploration has previously been undertaken at Mount Shoobridge by a number of explorers including BHP, Renison, Dominion and Mount Isa Mines, primarily between 1986 and 1997. Limited exploration of approximately 200 RC and diamond drill holes have been drilled by these explorers along the 4.5km long trend of gold anomalism (Figure 3). Gold mineralisation in the region occurs at shallow depths within quartz veins and surrounding phyllites and is associated with arsenopyrite, intense silica and iron oxide alteration. This alteration zone is characterised by a broad low grade (>0.1 g/t Au) halo around the higher-grade intervals (Figure 2). A detailed analysis of this historical drilling has been undertaken and documented to JORC 2012 standards within this report as further detailed in Table 3. 2 Gold | Resourcing the Territory (nt.gov.au) (https://resourcingtheterritory.nt.gov.au/minerals/mineral-commodities/gold) 3 See Vista Gold presentation dated September 2024 (https://www.vistagold.com/). Measured 78.3Mt @ 0.88 g/t Au, Indicated 220.8Mt @ 0.80 g/t Au and Inferred 65.3Mt @ 0.77 g/t Au corelithium.com.au 3 Highlights from this historical drilling from across multiple drilling campaigns include: • 14m @ 5.51g/t Au from 34m in MSPDH008 • 14m @ 3.14g/t Au from 14m in MSRC7 • 5m @ 18.35g/t Au from 27m in SB23 • 13m @ 3.24g/t Au from 44m in 96SBRC09 The historical results show that gold mineralisation has been confirmed over a strike length in excess of 3km and at relatively shallow depths of typically less than 60m. The majority of the drilling activity has focussed on the Mount Shoobridge prospect at the northern end of the trend (Figure 4). The more detailed drilling within this 350m section of the mineralised trend has produced some spectacular single metre grades of up to 86.8g/t Au (SB02 19-20m). The results support a model of narrow and potentially steeply dipping high grade mineralised zones within a broader low grade mineralised halo of up to 60m wide as indicated by the recent drilling undertaken by Core and reported above (Figure 2). Figure 3 Location of Shoobridge prospects including sampling and drilling activities with gold in soil anomalism corelithium.com.au 4 Figure 4 Mount Shoobridge historical drilling significant intersections Shoobridge – Widespread Lithium and Tin Anomalism Shoobridge lies within the Tipperary pegmatite district which hosts the Shoobridge and Plateau Point pegmatite fields. The Shoobridge pegmatites have been exploited for tin-tantalum and are the site of the first discovery of tinbearing pegmatites in the NT in 1882. The recent drill program completed by Core was aimed at testing the lithium fertility of selected pegmatites, with a key focus on a prospect called Barretts, approximately 2-4km away from the Shoobridge Granite contact and proximal to the historical tin-tantalum workings (Figure 3). Narrow zones (up to 3m) of lithium and tin mineralisation were encountered in some of the 11 holes completed at Barretts, with grades of up to 1.41% Li2O and 0.19% SnO2 (Table 1). The drilling confirmed the fertility of the area with lithium mineralisation encountered along a strike length of 250m. This lithium fertility has provided encouragement of the potential for lithium mineralisation at Shoobridge, and further mapping, sampling and analysis will be completed to prioritise targets for future drilling. Outside of Barretts, two holes were completed at China Hill and three holes at the Collie prospect. Of note, a result of 8m @1.03% SnO2 from 48m including 2m @ 3.52% SnO2 from 52m (SBRC0016), was returned from China Hill which will be investigated in more detail. corelithium.com.au 5 Next Steps Initial gold results from the drill program and the outcomes of the detailed review of historic data are highly encouraging for the lithium and gold potential of the Project. Assays from the outstanding holes at the Mount Shoobridge (three holes) and Old Company (four holes) prospects (Figure 3) are expected to be received later this month. Based on Core’s and historic drill results, there is strong potential to extend the gold and lithium mineralisation along strike and at depth. Follow-up drilling will be designed to support a maiden gold Mineral Resource Estimate for the Mount Shoobridge area. A Mining Management Plan and existing approvals are in place to undertake further RC and diamond drilling targeting gold at the Mount Shoobridge prospect this dry season. Low-cost reconnaissance activities will continue at Shoobridge including mapping of pegmatites, quartz veining and structures. Mapping to date has focussed on pegmatite occurrences, and there are many more known quartz veins in the area warranting further investigation. Outcomes of this work will be integrated with current and historic datasets and is expected to generate new drilling targets beyond the areas tested in this program. Drilling is currently progressing well at Finniss with two drill rigs operating in the Centurion and Ah Hoy areas targeting additional large pegmatite clusters close to the Finniss DMS plant. Results are expected to be available for these areas next quarter. This announcement has been approved for release by the Core Lithium Board. For further information, please contact: Investor Enquiries Paul Brown CEO Core Lithium Ltd +61 8 8317 1700 info@corelithium.com.au Media enquiries Michael Vaughan Executive Director Fivemark Partners +61 422 602 720 michael.vaughan@fivemark.com.au About Core Core Lithium Ltd (ASX: CXO) (Core or Company) is an Australian hard-rock lithium company that owns the Finniss Lithium Operation on the Cox Peninsula, south-west and 88km by sealed road from the Darwin Port, Northern Territory. Core's vision is to generate sustained value for shareholders from critical minerals exploration and mining projects underpinned by strong environmental, safety and social standards. For further information about Core and its projects, visit www.corelithium.com.au Important Information This announcement may reference forecasts, estimates, assumptions and other forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes that its expectations, estimates and forecast outcomes are based on reasonable assumptions, it cannot assure that they will be achieved. They may be affected by various variables and changes in underlying assumptions subject to risk factors associated with the nature of the business, which could cause results to differ materially from those expressed in this announcement. The Company cautions against reliance on any forward-looking statements in this announcement. corelithium.com.au 6 Competent Person Statement The information in this release that relates to Exploration Results has been compiled by Dr Graeme McDonald. Dr McDonald is the Resource Manager for Core Lithium Ltd. Dr McDonald is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. He has sufficient experience with the style of mineralisation, deposit type under consideration and to the activities undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves” (The JORC Code). Dr McDonald consents to the inclusion in this report of the contained technical information relating to the Exploration Results in the form and context in which it appears. The Company confirms it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information cross referenced in this announcement. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original announcement. Drilling Intersections Table 1 Summary of drill hole data and received assay results from exploration activities at the Shoobridge Project Hole ID Prospect Type GDA94 Grid East GDA94 Grid North Dip (°) Azimuth (°) Depth (m) SBRC0001 Barretts RC 748787 8500825 -61 255 150 SBRC0002 Barretts RC 748839 8500843 -68 253 240 SBRC0003 Barretts RC 748747 8500814 -60 250 96 From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Grade (Li2O%) 126 129 3 and 129 131 2 0.88 and 133 135 2 0.52 54 55 1 0.89 58 59 1 1.41 Grade (SnO2%) Grade (Au g/t) 0.12 0.19 NSI and SBRC0004 Barretts RC 748725 8500895 -61 250 84 No Significant Intersection SBRC0005 Barretts RC 748772 8500905 -61 250 144 No Significant Intersection SBRC0006 Barretts RC 748800 8500908 -61 249 162 No Significant Intersection SBRC0007 Barretts RC 748727 8500983 -65 248 90 No Significant Intersection SBRC0008 Barretts RC 748761 8500984 -64 253 150 No Significant Intersection SBRC0009 Barretts RC 748787 8500744 -68 253 84 No Significant Intersection SBRC0010 Barretts RC 748855 8500743 -68 250 180 No Significant Intersection SBRC0011 Barretts RC 748806 8500619 -62 251 90 SBRC0012 Collie RC 749390 8500784 -62 252 96 SBRC0013 Collie RC 749427 8500782 -61 251 120 No Significant Intersection SBRC0014 Collie RC 749461 8500790 -61 249 156 No Significant Intersection SBRC0015 China Hill RC 748293 8502031 -60 272 84 SBRC0016 China Hill RC 748313 8502023 -70 273 156 No Significant Intersection 9 10 1 0.38 No Significant Intersection incl 48 56 8 1.03 52 54 2 3.52 SBRC0017 Mt Shoobridge RC 748161 8503654 -60 250 24 22 24 2 0.73 SBRC0018 Mt Shoobridge RC 748123 8503643 -61 253 66 20 26 6 0.63 24 25 1 1.10 20 21 1 1.65 and 39 40 1 1.60 and 54 56 2 12.91 33 34 1 1.02 54 57 3 1.36 37 38 1 1.40 and 65 66 1 3.32 and 84 85 1 1.18 incl SBRC0019 SBRC0020 Mt Shoobridge Mt Shoobridge RC RC 748144 748081 8503644 8503861 -62 -63 251 252 102 108 and SBRC0021 Mt Shoobridge RC 748093 8503889 -63 253 SBRC0022 Mt Shoobridge RC 748112 8503874 -63 253 SBRC0023 Mt Shoobridge RC 748107 8503826 -62 SBRC0024 Mt Shoobridge RC 748107 8503833 -62 SBRC0025 Old Company RC 748481 8502682 SBRC0026 Old Company RC 748508 SBRC0027 Old Company RC SBRC0028 Old Company RC 126 144 Assays Pending 250 22 Assays Pending 248 138 Assays Pending -63 251 162 Assays Pending 8502555 -65 250 198 Assays Pending 748555 8502693 -66 247 198 Assays Pending 748607 8502550 -64 249 165 Assays Pending corelithium.com.au 7 Table 2 Summary of rock chip data and received assay results from exploration activities at the Shoobridge Project Sample ID Prospect GDA94 Grid East (m) GDA94 Grid North (m) Lithology Grade (Li ppm)) JSB001 China Hill 748250 8501993 Pegmatite 299.9 bd JSB002 China Hill 748213 8502181 Pegmatite 148.4 0.004 JSB003 Unnamed 750564 8498032 Quartz Vein 6.8 0.006 JSB004 Unnamed 750527 8498179 Pegmatite 73.3 bd JSB005 Unnamed 750460 8497862 Pegmatite 58.3 bd JSB006 Unnamed 750541 8497418 Pegmatite 127.7 bd JSB007 Unnamed 747838 8501588 Pegmatite 27.8 bd JSB008 Unnamed 747839 8501593 Pegmatite 25 bd JSB009 Unnamed 747850 8501603 Pegmatite 18.1 bd JSB010 Unnamed 747893 8501633 Pegmatite 148.9 bd JSB011 Unnamed 747960 8501759 Quartz Vein 6.8 0.178 JSB012 Unnamed 746788 8502947 Quartz Vein 8.3 0.148 JSB013 Unnamed 746804 8502919 Quartz Vein 1.8 0.055 JSB014 Unnamed 746859 8502931 Quartz Vein 3.3 0.473 JSB015 Unnamed 747919 8501825 Pegmatite 326.5 0.003 JSB016 Unnamed 747917 8501840 Pegmatite 507.5 0.001 JSB017 Unnamed 747920 8501849 Pegmatite 366.7 bd JSB018 Unnamed 747925 8501849 Pegmatite 266.1 bd JSB019 Unnamed 747938 8501836 Pegmatite 388.2 0.001 JSB020 Unnamed 747915 8501876 Pegmatite 305.8 0.003 JSB021 Unnamed 747913 8501897 Pegmatite 148.1 0.003 JSB022 Unnamed 747939 8501927 Pegmatite 161.4 bd JSB023 Unnamed 748426 8501559 Granite 39.9 0.015 JSB024 Unnamed 748489 8501631 Quartz Vein 8.1 0.005 JSB025 Unnamed 747952 8501311 Quartz Vein 5 0.002 JSB026 Unnamed 748140 8501029 Quartz Vein 1.5 bd JSB027 Unnamed 747769 8502021 Quartz Vein 6.8 0.064 JSB028 Unnamed 747914 8502186 Pegmatite 76.9 bd JSB029 Unnamed 747911 8502198 Pegmatite 47.2 bd JSB030 Unnamed 747880 8502244 Sandstone 26.8 0.006 JSB031 Unnamed 747878 8502242 Quartz Vein 3.2 bd JSB032 Unnamed 747960 8502212 Quartz Vein 2.6 0.002 JSB033 Unnamed 747820 8501906 Quartz Vein 10.2 bd JSB034 Unnamed 747804 8501887 Quartz Vein 5.6 bd JSB035 Fortitude 749001 8501203 Quartz Vein 2.5 2.153 JSB036 Fortitude 748970 8501227 Quartz Vein 1.2 1.648 JSB037 Fortitude 748949 8501233 Quartz Vein 2.3 0.08 JSB038 Fortitude 748948 8501231 Quartz Vein 2.2 0.083 JSB039 Fortitude 748923 8501241 Quartz Vein 2 0.395 JSB040 Fortitude 748909 8501244 Quartz Vein 1.8 0.249 JSB041 Fortitude 748843 8501283 Quartz Vein 2.5 0.182 JSB042 Fortitude 748823 8501280 Quartz Vein 3.4 7.908 JSB043 Unnamed 748088 8503849 Greywacke 541.8 0.131 SB0001 Unnamed 748271 8502112 Pegmatite 43.6 0.002 SB0002 Unnamed 746050 8495489 Gossan 16.7 0.008 Unnamed 746284 8503465 Shale 45.3 0.152 SB0004 Unnamed 745460 8492218 Pegmatite 113.5 0.001 SB0005 Unnamed 747281 8496042 Pegmatite 54.1 0.002 SB0006 Unnamed 752290 8500805 Pegmatite 20 0.001 SB0007 Unnamed 746284 8503465 Phyllite 34.9 0.187 SB0009 Unnamed 747915 8502011 Pegmatite 323.6 bd SB0010 Unnamed 752898 8496221 Gossan 46.1 0.001 SB0011 Unnamed 750398 8501785 Phyllite 19.4 0.062 SB0012 Unnamed 746032 8495513 Gossan 19.8 0.009 SB0003 Grade (Au g/t) corelithium.com.au 8 Sample ID Prospect GDA94 Grid East (m) GDA94 Grid North (m) Lithology Grade (Li ppm)) Grade (Au g/t) SB0013 Unnamed 746996 8496247 Quartz Float 54.1 0.001 SB0014 Unnamed 745603 8495907 Pegmatite 20.3 bd SB0015 Unnamed 752240 8500836 Pegmatite 87.6 0.003 ASB001 Barretts 748746 8500806 Quartz Vein 3.5 0.004 ASB002 Fortitude 749360 8501317 Quartz Vein 12.2 0.004 ASB003 Fortitude 749113 8501281 Quartz Vein 10.8 2.565 ASB004 China Hill 748975 8501231 Quartz Vein 12.7 1.959 ASB005 Unnamed 749982 8502068 Pegmatite 1.3 0.01 ASB006 Unnamed 749686 8501954 Quartz Vein 3.3 0.004 ASB007 Unnamed 749883 8501944 Quartz Vein 3.1 0.002 ASB008 Unnamed 750039 8501983 Quartz Vein 1.3 bd ASB009 Unnamed 750094 8502011 Greywacke 30.7 0.005 ASB010 Pyromorphite 749198 8502490 Quartz Vein 1.2 bd ASB011 Pyromorphite 749214 8502462 Quartz Vein 2.5 bd ASB012 Unnamed 749191 8502578 Pegmatite 1.1 0.003 ASB013 Unnamed 749001 8502573 Quartz Vein 0.4 0.002 Table 3 Summary of historic drill hole data and assay results from exploration activities at the Shoobridge Project Hole ID Type GDA94 Grid East GDA94 Grid North Dip (°) Azimuth (°) Depth (m) MSDDH1 DD 748111 8503654 -60 251 72.7 and MSDDH2 DD 748164 8503470 -60 250 69.5 and MSDDH3 DD 748408 8502866 -60 250 70 MSPDH001 RC 748021 8503846 -60.5 244 50 MSPDH002 RC 748060 8503857 -60 241 50 RC 748052 8503815 -58.5 244.5 To (m) Interval (m) Grade (Au g/t) 14 16 2 1.10 32 36 4 2.50 16 18 2 1.15 40 42 2 3.80 No Significant Intersection No Significant Intersection and MSPDH003 From (m) 50 and 16 26 10 1.17 32 34 2 1.00 14 18 4 1.55 26 28 2 1.29 MSPDH004 RC 748097 8503822 -60 247.5 50 30 42 12 1.17 MSPDH005 RC 748061 8503722 -60.5 256.5 50 0 2 2 1.50 8 10 2 1.85 12 14 2 1.23 48 50 2 6.10 and MSPDH006 RC 748100 8503730 -60 253.5 50 and MSPDH007 RC 748082 8503638 -60 251 50 MSPDH008 RC 748111 8503651 -60 250 50 No Significant Intersection 34 48 14 5.51 34 36 2 30.2 28 38 10 1.17 46 48 2 1.34 2 4 2 2.47 and 12 16 4 1.78 and 40 50 10 1.50 14 16 2 1.28 incl MSPDH009 RC 748148 8503671 -61.5 245 50 and MSPDH010 RC 748166 8503468 -60 252 50 MSPDH010B RC 748211 8503478 -60.5 249 50 MSPDH011 RC 748247 8503504 -60.5 251.5 50 MSPDH012 RC 748167 8503384 -90 45 50 MSPDH013 RC 748203 8503388 -59.5 248 50 28 30 2 1.05 MSPDH014 RC 748274 8503426 -60 250 44 4 6 2 18.00 MSPDH015 RC 748193 8503298 -65 252 50 28 30 2 3.40 MSPDH016 RC 748225 8503308 -60.5 252 50 6 8 2 1.38 42 44 2 1.45 No Significant Intersection No Significant Intersection and MSPDH017 RC 748251 8503316 -70 252 38 18 22 4 2.45 MSPDH018 RC 748218 8503193 -65 251 50 8 10 2 2.17 MSPDH019 RC 748247 8503205 -60 250 50 42 46 4 2.38 MSPDH020 RC 748266 8503212 -89 266.5 50 MSPDH021 RC 748245 8503126 -67.5 258 50 No Significant Intersection 2 4 2 1.52 corelithium.com.au 9 Hole ID Type GDA94 Grid East GDA94 Grid North Dip (°) Azimuth (°) Depth (m) From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Grade (Au g/t) and 16 18 2 1.15 and 26 28 2 1.28 MSPDH022 RC 748292 8503139 -61 250 50 No Significant Intersection MSPDH023 RC 748370 8503150 -59.5 261.5 46 No Significant Intersection MSPDH024 RC 748366 8502862 -63 250 50 MSPDH025 RC 748410 8502864 -60 253 50 No Significant Intersection and 2 4 2 3.04 34 44 10 0.81 MSPDH026 RC 748427 8502326 -62 248.5 50 No Significant Intersection MSPDH027 RC 748388 8502362 -60 250 47 34 36 2 2.00 MSPDH028 RC 748425 8502373 -60 250 34 24 26 2 1.63 MSPDH029 RC 748468 8502385 -59.5 251.5 50 MSPDH030 RC 748502 8502393 -60 250 50 MSPDH031 RC 748522 8502396 -88.5 336 50 MSRC1 RC 748226 8503198 -65 254.5 50 No Significant Intersection 12 14 2 1.62 No Significant Intersection and 14 16 28 30 2 2 1.70 MSRC2 RC 748237 8503201 -64.5 251.5 50 22 44 22 1.21 MSRC3 RC 748091 8503641 -59.5 254.5 44 0 2 2 1.45 6 8 2 1.45 and MSRC4 RC 748102 8503647 -59 256.5 50 22 24 2 1.40 MSRC5 RC 748122 8503657 -60 253 70 10 12 2 1.15 and 34 38 4 1.83 and 48 52 4 1.45 0 6 6 1.36 and 28 36 8 1.83 and 46 48 2 1.20 14 28 14 3.14 and 52 54 2 3.40 and 64 68 4 3.53 54 56 2 1.05 MSRC6 MSRC7 RC RC 748130 748139 8503661 8503666 -61.5 -61 250.5 254 70 70 MSRC8 RC 748157 8503674 -61 253 70 MSRC9 RC 748177 8503676 -61 251 70 MSRC10 RC 748167 8503677 -61.5 254 70 No Significant Intersection and 6 8 2 1.15 28 30 2 1.05 MSRC11 RC 748264 8503211 -62.5 255.5 71 54 66 12 1.32 SB01 RC 748093 8503607 -60 252 60 0 1 1 1.12 SB02 RC 748107 8503611 -60 252 60 10 11 1 1.80 and 19 21 2 44.02 2 3 1 4.21 and 11 12 1 1.79 and 17 18 1 5.17 and 21 25 4 1.20 and 32 34 2 1.65 and 45 46 1 10.2 and 52 53 1 1.21 2 4 2 1.64 and 41 47 6 1.08 and 53 55 2 1.99 22 25 3 0.95 38 39 1 4.38 2 7 5 1.15 and 10 13 3 2.72 and 16 20 4 0.85 and 34 37 3 1.23 and 38 39 1 1.21 and 57 58 1 5.82 43 44 1 1.68 and 46 52 6 0.77 and 59 60 1 3.47 15 16 1 1.56 SB03 SB04 SB05 RC RC RC 748140 748156 748090 8503619 8503624 8503710 -60 -60 -60 250 250 252 60 60 60 and SB06 SB07 SB08 RC RC RC 748115 748139 748034 8503719 8503723 8503850 -60 -60 -60 250 252 253 60 62 46 corelithium.com.au 10 Hole ID Type GDA94 Grid East GDA94 Grid North Dip (°) Azimuth (°) Depth (m) SB09 RC 748060 8503857 -60 250 60 From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Grade (Au g/t) 20 21 1 2.27 22 24 2 1.92 47 55 8 1.46 14 15 1 1.54 and 23 25 2 5.27 and 37 38 1 2.20 29 31 2 1.34 34 35 1 1.21 29 31 2 4.19 and 53 54 1 12.40 and 59 60 1 1.53 and 62 63 1 1.80 23 24 1 1.05 and 34 35 1 1.16 and 39 40 1 2.04 and 49 52 3 3.44 and and SB10 SB11 RC RC 748083 748056 8503864 8503804 -60 -60 250 250 58 52 and SB12 SB13 RC RC 748083 748108 8503812 8503818 -60 -60 250 249 64 60 SB14 RC 748057 8503755 -60 250 40 7 8 1 1.21 SB15 RC 748080 8503763 -60 250 60 32 34 2 1.83 SB16 RC 748105 8503768 -60 250 60 2 3 1 1.78 and 17 19 2 1.70 and 23 24 1 1.99 and 28 29 1 1.44 and 35 37 2 18.33 and 42 43 1 1.08 and 46 47 1 1.07 and 51 52 1 13.30 11 13 2 4.26 and 20 21 1 1.09 27 28 1 7.19 and 31 32 1 5.72 and 36 39 3 1.15 SB17 SB18 RC RC 748127 748141 8503591 8503595 -60 -60 250 250 33 39 SB19 RC 748155 8503598 -60 250 33 11 12 1 1.31 SB20 RC 748118 8503638 -60 250 33 0 2 2 1.22 19 20 1 1.59 and SB21 RC 748132 8503642 -60 250 36 SB22 RC 748144 8503645 -60 250 33 No Significant Intersection 13 16 3 1.20 26 29 3 2.53 0 2 2 1.34 and 6 10 4 2.25 and 13 14 1 1.79 and 20 21 1 1.81 and 27 32 5 18.35 10 11 1 2.01 26 29 3 1.15 29 30 1 3.77 and SB23 SB24 RC RC 748035 748049 8503878 8503881 -60 -60 250 250 39 33 and SB25 RC 748062 8503885 -60 250 33 SB26 RC 748078 8503889 -60 250 36 SB27 RC 748047 8503828 -60 250 33 17 31 14 1.93 SB28 RC 748059 8503831 -60 250 36 13 16 3 1.21 21 22 1 1.12 19 24 5 2.21 34 35 1 2.10 No Significant Intersection and SB29 RC 748074 8503835 -60 250 39 and SB30 RC 748090 8503839 -60 250 39 35 37 2 3.32 SB31 RC 748067 8503778 -60 250 45 21 24 3 2.64 and 31 32 1 1.98 and 39 40 1 3.67 SB32 RC 748079 8503781 -60 250 39 No Significant Intersection SB33 RC 748090 8503785 -60 250 39 10 11 1 1.00 SB34 RC 748102 8503788 -60 250 42 20 22 2 1.48 corelithium.com.au 11 Hole ID Type GDA94 Grid East GDA94 Grid North Dip (°) Azimuth (°) Depth (m) From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Grade (Au g/t) SB35 RC 748088 8503763 -60 250 33 SB36 RC 748103 8503740 -60 250 33 3 4 1 1.13 SB37 RC 748116 8503744 -60 250 36 31 34 3 1.45 SB38 RC 748091 8503685 -60 250 39 13 14 1 1.12 22 24 2 3.10 No Significant Intersection and SB39 RC 748110 8503690 -60 250 45 34 42 8 1.58 SB40 RC 748128 8503695 -60 250 39 24 25 1 1.65 37 39 2 4.63 8 9 1 1.49 11 12 1 1.51 and SB41 RC 748105 8503635 -60 250 33 and SB42 RC 748681 8502261 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB43 RC 748701 8502266 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB44 RC 748720 8502271 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB45 RC 748739 8502277 -60 250 30 SB46 RC 748759 8502282 -60 250 30 SB47 RC 748778 8502287 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB48 RC 748614 8501827 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB49 RC 748633 8501832 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB50 RC 748653 8501838 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB51 RC 748672 8501843 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB52 RC 748692 8501848 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB53 RC 748711 8501853 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB54 RC 748730 8501859 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB55 RC 748750 8501864 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB56 RC 748769 8501869 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB57 RC 748787 8501879 -60 250 30 SB58 RC 748807 8501885 -60 250 30 SB59 RC 748826 8501890 -60 250 30 SB60 RC 748844 8501900 -60 250 30 SB61 RC 748863 8501905 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB62 RC 748883 8501911 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB63 RC 748717 8501232 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB64 RC 748736 8501237 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB65 RC 748756 8501242 -60 250 30 No Significant Intersection SB66 RC 749488 8501234 -60 70 30 No Significant Intersection SB67 RC 749469 8501229 -60 70 30 No Significant Intersection SB68 RC 749449 8501224 -60 70 30 No Significant Intersection SB69 RC 749430 8501218 -60 70 30 SB70 RC 749411 8501213 -60 70 30 SB71 RC 749391 8501208 -60 70 30 No Significant Intersection SB72 RC 749372 8501203 -60 70 30 N