IP geophysical survey update – Paradise Dam Prospect

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SUMMARY

• Follow-up IP geophysical survey has extended the chargeability zone by 1200m to the south on the Paradise Dam Prospect following up on recently completed drilling at drill hole 23PK11

• The chargeability zone remains open to the south along structure and is interpreted to be indicative of disseminated sulphides

• The IP geophysical survey will re-commence on 10 January after Christmas break to test the extent of the chargeability zone and inform potential drilling program design

• A heritage clearance survey, now planned for February, will be conducted once the IP survey data has been completed – in January

• A diamond core tail on hole RC 23PK11was completed in early December to 651m depth, to test the edge of the promising chargeability anomaly on the southwest corner of the Paradise Dam Prospect

• Drill core from the diamond tail of 23PK11, from a depth of 475m to 651m, has been submitted for assay, with results expected late January
"The extension and greater intensity of the IP chargeability anomaly is a very encouraging sign of potential disseminated sulphides in the shear zone adjacent to drill hole 23PK11 - with assays pending. We look forward to follow-up drilling in and around the promising Paradise Dam Prospect in 2024.

In addition to our loyal shareholder base, I’d like to thank all the Copper Search staff and contractors (drillers and geophysics crews), the local community at William Creek, the management, and staff of Anna Creek Station and the Arabana (traditional owners) for all the amazing support and hard work this year."
Duncan Chessell
CEO
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