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We have seen that the heritage survey has been completed. Next is the MDCP .....The Mine Development and Closure Proposal (MDCP) is a comprehensive document required by the WA Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) for all new mining projects and significant expansions. It combines two major compliance requirements:

Mining Proposal: Details the planned mining operations, environmental management, and risk mitigation.

Mine Closure Plan: Outlines how the site will be rehabilitated and closed, including post-mining land use and environmental outcomes.

The MDCP is designed to ensure that mining projects are planned, operated, and closed in a way that minimizes environmental impact and provides for responsible closure and rehabilitation.

As part of the MDCP there is submission of the Heritage Survey.

The Department of Mines has now scheduled the next hearing for 1st May

PE-2026-979 01/05/2026 10:00:00 Perth (Court Room 95) - Central Law Courts, Court Room 95, Level 9, 501 Hay Street, PERTH, WA, 6000

I suspect that there will be some that will use this as ammo to de-ramp, those are the people with no patience. I've learned some patience in this sector and am starting to do well as a result!.... Those that think we will be mining in a few weeks time are overly optimistic at best. These things take time, best rewards come to those who wait.

The link to certainty and the low reduction and the institutional nature, this is all why it is really positive. If we'd had a raise at 30p when the SP reached 50p nobody would have thanked them

It's a junior explorer, if you're not expecting them to need cash you shouldn't be here. This is the risk reward balance

The uncertainty just got removed

Further tenements appear to be overdue announcement, they've passed all of the advertising dates and no objections to the bulk of them, about a dozen. I feel more certain about 40p within a few weeks now

Extremely positive RNS, this provides for Silver Lake in addition to Red Setter, also provides for future funding through warrants. The one thing that we've been worried about just got taken off the table at only a few pence below current SP. This is extremely good news for us

Wishbone Gold Plc is pleased to announce it has raised gross proceeds of £1,100,000 in an institutional placing facilitated and arranged by Marex Financial at a placing price of 26.35 pence per share ("Placing Price") through the issue of 4,174,573 new Ordinary Shares of 0.1 pence par value each (the "New Ordinary Shares").

In addition, warrants have been issued to subscribers on the basis of one warrant for every two shares subscribed in the issue with a strike price of 40p per share, this being 50% above the placing price. These are exercisable within the period of two and a half years from the date of the placing.

Richard Poulden, Wishbone Gold's Chairman, stated:

"We were approached by an institutional investor through Marex who expressed a serious interest in our Western Australia projects. Red Setter is located only 20km from Greatland Resources' Telfer gold mine which is drilling more meters in 2026 than in Telfer's history. We have further tenement packages in that region which we have yet to explore. In addition, the analysis of the Silver Lake project which we recently announced we had signed an option to acquire is looking extremely promising. This fundraise will also cover the initial development of this prospect. Overall we are very excited for the coming year given our expanded drill programme at Red Setter and the prospects at Silver Lake."

Application is being made for the New Ordinary Shares, which will rank pari passu with the existing Ordinary Shares on issue, to be admitted to trading on the AIM and AQSE markets ("Admission"). Dealings in respect of 4,174,573 New Ordinary Shares are expected to commence on or about 29 April 2026 and the issue is subject only to Admission.

Total Voting Rights ("TVR")

The Company's total issued and voting share capital upon Admission will consist of 34,400,438 Ordinary Shares. This figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, securities of the Company.

Another step along to getting mining underway. Fair to say that we may not be quite as far ahead as we / (I?) perhaps thought. I'm not worried about that though as the reality is the "market" will have already considered the lengths of time to get mining underway.... Importantly we are getting there!

Kalgoorlie Gold Project

Highlights

• Riversgold continues to advance the Northern Zone Gold Project located 25km east

of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, towards a Mine Development and Closure Plan

(MDCP).

• Approval of the MDCP will allow for mining activities to proceed following grant of the

Mining Lease.

• As previously announced, conversion of the Northern Zone Gold Project tenement to

a Mining Lease is well advanced and is expected shortly.

• The preliminary heritage report over P25/2888, P25/2848 and P25/2651 (M25/389)

indicates that no heritage places have been identified during the heritage survey, and

it advises that the entire tenement package areas have been heritage cleared.

• Final heritage report is expected in about 4 weeks and will form part of the MDCP

submission to the Government.

• Riversgold has signed a Right to Mine and Co-Operation Agreement with MEGA

Resources (MEGA) for the Northern Zone Gold Project.1

• MEGA will provide all development and mining funding for Northern Zone on a 50/50

profit share.

David Lenigas, RGL Chairman, commented:

"This very important heritage clearance is a tremendous step forward for the long-term

aspirations of Riversgold and its co-development partners and stakeholders. The recently

completed heritage survey over our Kalgoorlie Gold Project, conducted about 2 weeks ago,

has cleared the entire tenement package, including all the areas allocated for our initial

planned mining operations with MEGA Resources and future surface and deep drilling

programs.”

ASX:WCE ANNOUNCEMENT 22 April 2026

•West Coast Silver announces its inaugural Mineral Resource Estimate (‘MRE’)

for the Elizabeth Hill Silver Project, Western Australia.

•2.8 Moz Silver from 141,000t at 617g/t Ag, including 369,000 oz Indicated and

2.42 Moz Inferred, reported above a 20 g/t Ag cut-oƯ.

•Establishes Elizabeth Hill as one of Australia’s highest-grade silver deposits.

•Pit optimisation confirms Reasonable Prospects for Eventual Economic

Extraction (‘RPEEE’) within a compact open pit (~200 m x 180 m, 130 m deep)

on a granted Mining Lease.

•Optimised pit captures almost all current mineralisation, including historical

underground areas.

•The consensus metal prices used to define the open pit optimisation capture

almost the entirety of the current mineralisation, including mining around the

previous Elizabeth Hill underground operation.

•Mineralisation remains open along strike and at depth, with significant upside

from near-mine and regional targets.

•MRE represents a foundation inventory, with clear potential for growth through

ongoing drilling and geophysics across a ~180 km² land package

West Coast Silver Limited (ASX: WCE) (‘West Coast Silver’ or the ‘Company’) is pleased to announce

the results of the inaugural Mineral Resource estimate (‘MRE’) at the Elizabeth Hill Silver Project in

Western Australia.

The MRE establishes a robust, high-grade foundation that will support continued development

throughout 2026, paving the way for additional economic studies.

Commenting on the Mineral Resource Estimate (‘MRE’), Executive Chairman Bruce Garlick said:

“West Coast Silver has progressed exploration at Elizabeth Hill rapidly to deliver a JORC 2012 compliant

inaugural Inferred and Indicated Mineral Resource Estimate of 2.8 Moz Ag from 141,000 t at a grade of

617 g/t Ag above a cut-oƯ grade of 20 g/t Ag. The inaugural MRE includes successful drilling results from

2025 exploration and an accurate depletion of ore mined between 1999 and 2000

Lots of support on the bid side - all MMs sat at .05, fully expect this to be at 0.1 by the end of May latest. - took the opportunity for a top-up myself today already in the blue on that one, not often I'm able to be that fortunate!

I think we will see those kinds of swings, but , given the volume of "jam today" folks who have jumped on this share in the past and now feel burned, I don't think we will see the swings as spectaculalry. Conversly we are closer to gold now than we were last year, we know where we need to target and our target area of known good targets is about to get much bigger. Wishbone need the tenenments granted and my read of the mining department website is that award of those tenenments is overdue (and they are set as reccomended for grant) - DYOR

All MMS at 2.5

Why is this share allergic to 144p? Every time it gets close, dips back!

Doesn't help us though does it?

Last year this RNS was issued ref tenement Applications... https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WSBN/new-tenement-applications-in-western-australia-9thzgw1ubryk8j8.html

Those applications are now almost completely finalised. They have been recommended for grant, they have to go through a process of. Publication, that process has expired and so it would seem that we will get positive news once the mining department has updated their systems..

Level 2 data - it can be useful

Really frustrating isn't it - we pay LSE for a service and so often on a busy share the data is out of date

Its definitley not tapping out at 144 this time around!

Many are overlooking oracle power’s real strategic progress and long-term potential, focusing too much on short-term issues.

the split:

oracle’s 80/20 split with riversgold in the northern zone is standard for joint ventures, with oracle’s 20% free carried to feasibility. the further 50/50 split with mega means oracle retains a 10% net interest—offering upside exposure with limited capital required. this structure leverages partner funding and expertise, reducing risk.

mining licence:

approval for the northern zone mining licence has already been reccommended for grant by the authorities. the current step—going to the warden’s court—is simply a formal procedural requirement in western australia to register the licence. this is standard and does not indicate any obstacle; it finalizes legal steps before operations can begin, reflecting strong progress.

projects & costs:

oracle is advancing several large-scale projects:

thar block vi ($1.6bn) is backed by the ****stan government and is part of the cpec, a major infrastructure initiative.

green hydrogen ($2bn projected) is among the first in south asia. oracle has signed an mou with powerchina and secured land for the project.

blue rock valley and other projects diversify oracle’s portfolio and align with the global energy transition.

oracle’s model is to attract strategic partners and project-level funding, not finance massive projects from its own cash reserves.

potential revenue vs expenses:

the northern zone’s £600m potential is just one part of oracle’s pipeline. the 10% share is free carried and could be valuable at minimal cost. for thar and green hydrogen, oracle is a developer and partner, securing project finance and government support rather than shouldering all expenses.

fundamentals:

a high share count is common for early-stage aim resource companies. oracle has raised funds prudently and keeps overheads low. the company advances projects to value-enhancing milestones, then brings in larger partners or non-dilutive funding.

risk management:

like all resource firms, oracle faces uncertainties—regulatory, political, and environmental. however, its partnership model, diversified project base, and strong government relationships help mitigate these risks.

conclusion:

the northern zone is just one opportunity within oracle’s broader portfolio. while project revenues take time, oracle’s free-carried positions, global alliances, and regulatory progress—including the mining licence—put it in a strong position for value creation into 2026 and beyond.

many are overlooking oracle power’s real strategic progress and long-term potential, focusing too much on short-term issues.

the split:

oracle’s 80/20 split with riversgold in the northern zone is standard for joint ventures, with oracle’s 20% free carried to feasibility. the further 50/50 split with mega means oracle retains a 10% net interest—offering upside exposure with limited capital required. this structure leverages partner funding and expertise, reducing risk.

mining licence:

approval for the northern zone mining licence has already been reccommended for grant by the authorities. the current step—going to the warden’s court—is simply a formal procedural requirement in western australia to register the licence. this is standard and does not indicate any obstacle; it finalizes legal steps before operations can begin, reflecting strong progress.

projects & costs:

oracle is advancing several large-scale projects:

thar block vi ($1.6bn) is backed by the ****stan government and is part of the cpec, a major infrastructure initiative.

green hydrogen ($2bn projected) is among the first in south asia. oracle has signed an mou with powerchina and secured land for the project.

blue rock valley and other projects diversify oracle’s portfolio and align with the global energy transition.

oracle’s model is to attract strategic partners and project-level funding, not finance massive projects from its own cash reserves.

potential revenue vs expenses:

the northern zone’s £600m potential is just one part of oracle’s pipeline. the 10% share is free carried and could be valuable at minimal cost. for thar and green hydrogen, oracle is a developer and partner, securing project finance and government support rather than shouldering all expenses.

fundamentals:

a high share count is common for early-stage aim resource companies. oracle has raised funds prudently and keeps overheads low. the company advances projects to value-enhancing milestones, then brings in larger partners or non-dilutive funding.

risk management:

like all resource firms, oracle faces uncertainties—regulatory, political, and environmental. however, its partnership model, diversified project base, and strong government relationships help mitigate these risks.

conclusion:

the northern zone is just one opportunity within oracle’s broader portfolio. while project revenues take time, oracle’s free-carried positions, global alliances, and regulatory progress—including the mining licence—put it in a strong position for value creation into 2026 and beyond.