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With tin currently trading at approximately US$50,000 per tonne, the delivery of multi-metre high-grade intercepts is particularly meaningful in the prevailing pricing environment.
Figure 1: KBDD027: Visible irregular cassiterite (dark brown) vein intercepted around 77 metres depth.
Use of XRF for Initial Results
The portable XRF used at Bisie North is a Thermo Scientific NitonTM XL3t model. Readings represent averages of 60 second continuous analysis along 1m sections of core. The X-ray beam is emitted through an 8mm window and penetrates several millimetres into the drill core. The metal grades determined by the portable XRF are indicative only and should not be relied upon for resource estimation. Samples from completed drillholes will be submitted for laboratory assay, with results to be reported in due course.
Investor Call - Thursday 19 February 2026
As noted on 10 February 2026, the Company will host an interactive investor call on Thursday, 19 February 2026 at 12:00 p.m. GMT via its website. The call will provide further discussion of the recently announced drilling progress at Kalayi and outline planned work at Mont Agoma.
Interested investors are encouraged to register in advance and submit questions via the following link:
https://romeresources.com/webinars/MP7dNy-investor-call
Paul Barrett, Chief Executive Officer of Rome Resources, commented:
"We are highly encouraged by the continued high-grade tin intercepts at depth at Kalayi, which provides further validation of our structural model. Delivering multi-metre intervals grading above 3% tin, including zones exceeding 5%, is a strong technical outcome from this phase of the drilling campaign.
Kalayi lies within the same regional structural corridor as the Mpama North Mine operated by Alphamin, approximately 8km to the south. While it remains early in our evaluation, the widths and grades encountered to date support the strength of this geological analogy and reinforce our confidence in the system we are defining.
As drilling continues, we expect to further refine our understanding of the scale and continuity of mineralisation ahead of the anticipated resource update in the coming months.
In parallel, our advanced geological modelling work at Mont Agoma is refining our next phase of drill targeting, and we expect to provide a further update on this work shortly. We look forward to discussing our progress announced to date at both prospects during our investor call on 19 February 2026."