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Further information on Blueberry The Blueberry perimeter of 7.285km² is a brownfield area of prospectivity in the Golden Quadrilateral located in the immediate vicinity of the now closed Baia de Aries mine. The Golden Quadrilateral has significant areas of polymetallic prospectivity (copper, zinc and lead coupled with particularly high gold and silver) and has been estimated to have produced approximately 55 million ounces of gold in the past. Also in the Golden Quadrilateral are Rosia Montana with a reported NI 43-101 Resource of 17.1 million ounces of gold and 81 million ounces of silver (SRK Consulting - October 2012) and Euro Sun Mining’s, Rovina Valley project with a reported 7.2 million ounces of gold and 1.4 billion pounds of copper (AGP Mining Consultants – NI 43-101 – July 2012). Mineralisation styles within the Blueberry perimeter Mineralisation is developed in the form of breccia ‘pipes’, polymetallic quartz – carbonate veins and metasomatic replacement deposits on the lithological boundaries between andesite, limestones and schists. Within the perimeter, a number of breccia pipe localities are indicated on surface geological plans. These localities have been the subject of the recent drilling programme. The breccia pipes occur as Phreatomagmatic collapse and / or eruptive breccias and range in size from 20m – 150m in diameter, with known depths of up to 1 000m. The breccia occurrences take a quasi-circular form with a central dip direction suggesting the presence of a deeper intrusive structure. Polymetallic sulphide bearing veins are developed adjacent to the breccia pipes in areas of intense fracturing. The veins are typically 100m – 400m in length, 50m -150m vertical extent and approximately 1m wide. Zinc and lead are the main minerals with copper being subordinate. References to 44 veins are made to and documented in historical literature and maps. Metasomatic replacement deposits form either in the limestone lithologies or on the boundaries between the limestones, andesites and schists. Gold mineralisation is more prevalent in the breccia pipes and occurs as free gold or inclusions within sulphides. The area is a type locality for sylvanite, a gold – silver telluride, which has been observed in core from the recent drilling program. Further mineralisation takes the form of auriferous pyrite whereby fine-grained gold is included in the crystal lattice of the pyrite structure. The gold (dominant) and polymetallic (subordinate) mineralisation is spatially associated to the andesite intrusive structures with hornblende ± pyroxene (Afiniş structure), while the polymetallic (dominant) and gold (subordinate) mineralisation is spatially associated to the quartz andesite intrusive structure with hornblende ± biotite (Ambru şi Mălai structure). Polymetallic mineralisation is more prevalent in the vein sy

Andrew Prelea, Chief Executive of Vast, commented: “As shareholders will be aware, my enthusiasm for and confidence in the reinvigoration of the Romanian mining industry remains a central pillar of Vast’s future growth strategy and I am delighted to present this acquisition to shareholders. Due to the structure of this transaction, Vast would benefit from the significant upside potential of developing the Blueberry Project whilst safeguarding investors from significant dilution. “Work has already started at Blueberry and we look forward to reporting the results of drilling in the coming weeks in order to begin to give the market a tangible sense of the size and quality of this significant mineralised system in addition to our path to developing the project and ultimately crystallising value for Vast shareholders through a proposed IPO.” Acquisition of Interest in the ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ of Romania Vast announces that its newly formed subsidiary EMA Resources Ltd (‘EMA’) has contracted to acquire the entire share capital of the Romanian company Blueberry Ridge SRL (‘BRL’) in consideration of an undertaking by EMA to issue to the vendors (the ‘Vendors’) new shares which will constitute 70.59% of the enlarged ordinary share capital of EMA. The result, subject to a condition explained below, is that Vast will retain 29.41% of such enlarged capital subject to a possible reduction to 26.41% on account of the entitlement by Andrew Prelea, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, to 10% of Vast’s share and as explained more fully below. BRL is the holder of the Blueberry Project, an exploration licence over a brown field perimeter of prospectivity with high gold in an area known as the ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ in the Metaliferi Mountains of Romania. This licence, based on the exploration programme already completed, gives BRL the right to convert the exploration licence into an exploitation licence provided it complies with the requirements concerning this process as set out tin the Romanian mining law. A summary of these requirements is set out in the penultimate paragraph under ‘further information’ below. Vast is of the opinion, based on the known geology of the Blueberry Perimeter, the extensive historical mining activities and together with the expected results of the exploration drilling now undertaken, that the potential of EMA together with its subsidiary BRL will be such that EMA may justify an IPO as a standalone enterprise. Vast has agreed with the Vendors to use reasonable endeavours both to manage the process by which EMA achieves an IPO by 31 December 2019 and to procure finance for EMA of up to $2 million which is the amount estimated to be needed for pre-IPO costs, including repayment of a proportion of the exploration drilling costs already incurred. Of this, $1 milli

Acquisition of a 29.41% interest in the Blueberry Project in the ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ of Romania Vast Resources plc, the AIM listed mining company with operations in Romania and Zimbabwe, is pleased to announce the acquisition of an indirect 29.41% interest in the Blueberry Project, which hosts highly prospective polymetallic mineralisation and is located in the ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ of Western Romania (“the Blueberry Project”). The “Golden Quadrilateral” hosts the prolific Baia de Aries gold mine, the 17.1Moz Rosia Montana Mine and 7.2Moz Rovina Valley Project. Overview Acquisition of an interest of 29.41% in a brown field perimeter covering a total of 7.285km² in the ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ of Western Romania: The Blueberry Project is adjacent to the previously producing Baia de Aries Mine, which operated until 2004 and is reported to have produced 20% of the historical gold production from the Golden Quadrilateral Historic work across the perimeter area has demonstrated prospectivity for gold and polymetallic mineralisation – sample values of up to 22.4g/t of gold were obtained from historic soil sampling Drilling programme and assaying underway, which is anticipated to deliver sufficient information to support an Inferred JORC Mineral Resource for gold and other polymetallic minerals including silver, copper, lead and zinc in one or more of several distinct breccia pipes Following expiry of the Exploration Licence over Blueberry Project the holder has the right under the Romanian mining law subject to satisfaction of certain conditions detailed below, to migrate this to an Exploitation Licence by 31 December 2018 Transaction structured to be non-dilutive to Vast shareholders – initial acquisition to be satisfied in new shares in Vast’s newly formed subsidiary EMA Resources Ltd (‘EMA’) which will be financed at a project level EMA to be issued with an initial interest of 29.41% (as further set out below) and the retention of this interest is conditional on EMA procuring funding of $1 million by 31 August 2018 or such later date as the Vendors may agree – the acquisition does not require any regulatory approval in Romania Intention for EMA to develop into a standalone enterprise significant enough to justify an Initial Public Offering (‘IPO’) targeted by the end of 2019 Pre-IPO costs expected to be funded by third party finance and no material cost commitment for Vast Vast to have management and control of the future mining operations, and also over the exploration programme and the IPO process in consideration of a fee equal to 10% of pre-IPO costs

Baita Plai Licence Update: Joint Application submitted to ANRM Vast Resources plc, the AIM listed mining company with operating mines in Romania and Zimbabwe, is pleased to announce that following acceptance of the agreement by the Minister of Economy (the “Minister”) as announced on 22 June 2018, the State owned company Baita SA, the holder of the Baita Plai Head Licence, and the Company’s 80% subsidiary African Consolidated Resources srl (“AFCR”) have now with the accord of the Minister submitted their joint formal application to Romania’s National Agency for Mineral Resources (“ANRM”) for the grant to AFCR of an Association Licence, which will give AFCR the right to mine at Baita Plai. The joint application to ANRM is the final stage in what has been a protracted legal and administrative process and the Company has reason to believe that the actual grant of the Association Licence will follow shortly. **ENDS**

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Andrew Prelea, Chief Executive of Vast, commented: "The political amelioration in Zimbabwe over recent months has made us revaluate our activities in the country and we are now actively seeking new opportunities and exploring options through which to revive historic claims in order to build a significant presence in the region. I am confident that Mark's experience, network and influence will expedite this evaluation process as we look to expand our current mineralised footprint, comprising the Pickstone-Peerless, Giant and Eureka Gold Mines, to establish a significant presence in the Zimbabwean mining industry in the near term." **ENDS

Vast Resources plc, the AIM-listed mining company with operating mines in Romania and Zimbabwe, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Mark Mabhudhu, a preeminent figure in the Zimbabwean diamond industry, to the Board of Vast's wholly owned subsidiary, Vast Resources Zimbabwe (Private) Limited. Mr Mabhudhu's appointment is in line with the Company's updated strategy to increase its footprint in Zimbabwe, seeking new opportunities and revitalising historic claims. Mr Mabhudhu, who has a BSc (Hons) degree in metallurgical engineering, an MBA, an MPhil in Information & Knowledge Management, and is currently working on his Doctoral studies, is a full-time resident of Zimbabwe and Zimbabwean national with over 25 years' experience in the mining industry. Of this, more than 22 years has been focussed on diamond mining both in Zimbabwe and internationally, including 11 years with Debswana, the joint venture company between De Beers and the Government of Botswana. Mr Mabhudhu's recent positions include Chief Executive Officer of Government owned Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (Pvt) Ltd and Chief Executive Officer and, prior to that, Chief Operating Officer, of Marange Resources (Pvt) Ltd. Under his leadership as Chief Executive Officer of Marange Resources (Pvt) Ltd, Mr Mabhudhu implemented a turnaround strategy, which resulted in the Company achieving profitability after several years of financial distress.

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