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Artemis Resources Limited

("Artemis" or the "Company")

(ASX/AIM: ARV, FRA: ATY, US: ARTTF)

Quarterly Activities Report

For the period ending 30 September 2023

Highlights:

Osborne Joint Venture (ARV 49%, GRE 51%)

· Two new pegmatite zones identified within the Osborne JV next to the Osborne trend, 5km south-east of the Kobe lithium pegmatite discovery.

· Newly discovered trends, Wally and Maddox both extend over 1km with outcrops up to 100m Wide.

· Significant mineralised lithium samples include1:

· 2.4 % Li2O from sample 23GT20-155 (Osborne Trend)

· 2.4 % Li2O from sample 23GT30-232 (Wally Trend)

· 1.5 % Li2O from sample 23GT20-233 (Wally Trend)

· 0.7 % Li2O from sample 23GT20-034 (Maddox Trend)

· Final regulatory permits being obtained for a maiden drill program.

Artemis Lithium Project (ARV 100%)

· Numerous swarms of pegmatites identified within and along the margins of the Andover mafic intrusive complex within 100% Artemis tenement E47/1746.

· Six sets of pegmatites identified with elevated levels of lithium-caesium-tantalum (LCT) and rubidium mineralisation, including four pegmatite clusters considered highly prospective for economic mineralisation.

· Over 90 outcrops of pegmatite identified to date with the largest outcropping pegmatite having a strike of 200m and average width more than 45m.

· 21km2 of prospective outcropping Andover Intrusive still to be assessed for lithium pegmatite potential.

Greater Carlow Project - Lulu Creek

· Dipole-dipole Induced Polarisation (IP) survey identified two chargeability anomalies adjacent to a moderate-high resistive unit within the Lulu Creek Intrusion Related Gold System (IRGS).

· A third IP Chargeability anomaly has also been identified on the southern margin of the Lulu Creek Intrusion and correspond with outcropping gossanous BIF and ultramafic units along the Regal Thrust.

Corporate

· Cash balance of $0.6 million and ASX share investments of $2.7 million.

· Approximately 100 million options with exercise price $0.025, with a number of option holders exercising.

1Greentech Meals Ltd, ASX Announcement, 5 October 2023

Osborne Joint Venture (GreenTech 51% Artemis 49% interest)

The Osborne JV and Artemis 100% held lithium projects are situated within a newly identified lithium pegmatite field strategically located between significant discoveries by neighbouring companies Azure Minerals and GreenTech Metals (Figure 1).

Figure 1. Artemis Resources Lithium Project and Osborne JV Location Map

Recent mapping and sampling by GreenTech Metals1 has confirmed the discovery of new lithium bearing pegmatites and the identification of newly named zones (Wally, Osborne and Maddox) (Figures 2 and 3). These newly discovered pegmatite zones are located approximately 5km south-east from the eastern portion of the Kobe Li-pegmatite trend within the Osborne JV tenement E47/3719 (ARV:49%, GRE:51%) which previously reported multiple high-grade lithium assays up to 3.6% Li2O2.

2Greentech Metals Ltd, ASX Announcement, 24 July 2023

Figure 2. Lithium soil (historic) anomalies in relation to recently discovered mineralised pegmatites zones Kobe, Wally, Maddox and Osborne1.

Figure 3. Newly discovered Lithium pegmatite zones across the southern area of the Osborne JV tenement with significant (>0.5%) Li2O rock chip assays reported1.

A preliminary summary of the new Li-pegmatite zones are as follows:

Wally Li-Pegmatite Zone (> 1km)

· 1km north-east to south-west trending zone of Lithium pegmatites.

· Zone has outcrop widths up to ~100m.

· Pegmatites are moderate to steeply dipping towards the north.

· Recent surface chip results returned multiple high-grade lithium assays up to 2.4% Li2O1.

Figure 4: Example of the Wally lithium zone highlighted by red polygon with approximate location of significant lithium Assays. 'A' Eastern portion of pegmatite trend with Image viewed towards the west. 'B' Central portion of pegmatite trend with image viewed to the south.

Osborne Li-Pegmatite Zone (>500m)

· ~500m north-west to south-east trending zone of Lithium pegmatites.

· Zone has moderately north dipping pegmatite outcrops with widths up to 15m.

· Sampling has returned multiple high-grade assays including 2.4% Li2O1 and historic samples up to 3.6% Li2O2.

Figure 5: Example of the Osborne lithium trend highlighted by red polygon with approximate location of significant lithium Assays. Image viewed towards the west.

Maddox Li-Pegmatite Zone (>1.2km)

· >1.2km east-west trending zone of lithium pegmatites.

· Pegmatites occur as sporadic outcrops (up to 25m wide), outcrop extent masked by thin veneer of surface sediments. These pegmatites are highly weathered and located across low-lying areas.

· Significant recent chip assay results reported up to 0.7% Li2O1.

Figure 6: Example of the Maddox lithium zone highlighted by red polygon with approximate location of significant lithium Assays. Image viewed towards the west.

Joint Venture partner GreenTech Metals has advised Artemis that final regulatory permitting is being finalised in preparation for a maiden drilling program.

Artemis Lithium Project

To date, exploration has focused on the central portion of exploration licence E47/1746 (Figure 7), where historic soils highlighted elevated lithium and associated pathfinder elements around the margins of the Andover mafic intrusive.

Rock geochemistry of the sampled pegmatites has delineated six areas for follow up (Figure 8) based on elevated lithium, caesium, tantalum (LCT) and rubidium assays and four of the anomalous zones having potential to host economic lithium mineralisation (Figure 9).

Figure 7. Pegmatite evaluation work area (yellow outline) in relation to Artemis tenure.

Figure 8. LCT and Rb anomalous rock chip samples with priority areas for follow up.

Figure 9. Most prospective pegmatites for follow up.

Details of the six priority targets are as follows:

· Alpha Cluster - a 180 m long north-east trending outcrop of pegmatites with elevated lithium between 162.1 to 387.5 ppm Li2O. The pegmatites form along a contact with the Andover intrusive gabbro and Roebourne Formation basalts which appears as a magnetic low in the regional magnetics.

· Bravo Cluster - comprises two small outcrops with a north-east strike over 60 m with a combination of elevated Li2O ? 100 ppm, Ta2O5 ? 50 ppm, Cs2O ? 30 ppm and Rb >1,000 ppm.

· Charlie Cluster - an 80 m long north-east trending pegmatite outcrop that forms part of a longer 260 m elevated tantalum trend containing Ta2O5 ranges between 50.1 ppm and 349.2 ppm.

· Delta Cluster - a series of pegmatites trending north-north-west over 220 m. The cluster is elevated in caesium and rubidium. Geochemistry indicates that the prospectivity of the pegmatites may increase towards the north.

· The Echo Pegmatite - the largest pegmatite identified to date with a north-east trend over 200 m and an average width more than 45 m. Currently the northern portion of the pegmatite is elevated in caesium and rubidium, with rock chip samples ranging between 39 - 121.3 ppm Cs2O and 1,360 - 4,220 ppm Rb.

· Foxtrot Cluster - pegmatite grouping containing elevated caesium and rubidium with rock samples ranging between 34.4 - 35.3 ppm Cs2O and 1,010 - 1,685 ppm Rb. Additionally, the Foxtrot cluster contains one elevated lithium sample of 102 ppm Li2O, which sits along the same magnetic low as the Alpha cluster. These rock chip samples are separated by 450 m and will be re-assessed for pegmatite development soon.

It is important to note that results displaying high readings of caesium and rubidium are indicators or signals of fertile pegmatite zones and that lithium could potentially be contained within these pegmatite zones. The variable abundance of the pathfinder elements as well as lithium is due to the usually zoned nature of the LCT elements within the pegmatite zones. The identification of numerous pegmatites containing these pathfinder elements for lithium pegmatites is very encouraging and highlights the potential for discovery of lithium within these pegmatites as well as in other areas of the tenement.

In the coming quarter Artemis will be modifying its exploration approach as it begins to revisit priority pegmatites that require further assessment as well as maintaining the current reconnaissance work to identify new pegmatites.

The processing of the Worldview 3 Satellite Hyperspectral data has been completed and is being reviewed by the company's technical team. Preliminary undertakings indicate the data will further enhance the company's targeting abilities.

Greater Carlow Project (ARV 100%)

Lulu Creek IP - Gold Target

A high-resolution dipole - dipole IP geophysics survey was completed during the quarter over the Lulu Creek intrusion related gold prospect. The survey consisted of 15 lines for approximately 14 line kilometres over an area of 251 hectares (Figure 10).

The aim of the survey was to provide vertical resolution in defining chargeability anomalies that may represent disseminated sulphides within and around the Lulu Creek diorite that could then be used for exploration drill targeting of sulphide mineralisation, which is believed to host gold mineralisation in conjunction with localised shearing and quartz veining.

Figure 10: Completed dipole-dipole IP Survey area in relation to known Lulu Creek Intrusion

The survey identified three chargeability anomalies, two of which are located within the interpreted Lulu Creek Intrusion and adjacent to a moderate-high resistive body interpreted as representing significant alteration and veining (Figures 11 and 12), while a third IP chargeability anomaly was identified just off the intrusion along the Regal Thrust (Figure 11), which corresponds with outcropping gossanous BIF and ultramafic rocks at surface.

Figure 11: IP chargeability plan view -75 m below surface against Lulu Creek Intrusion outcrop outline in pink.

Figure 12: IP resistivity plan view -75 m below surface against Lulu Creek Intrusion outcrop outline in pink.

In the central portion of the intrusion, a shallow discrete chargeability body was identified 25 m below surface with a down plunge component of approximately 100 m. This anomaly has been historically intercepted by two 50 m reverse circulation (RC) drill holes, each of which intercepted broad low-grade mineralisation being:

· 12 m at 0.42 g/t Au from 24 m, including 2 m at 1.62 g/t Au from 34 m within drill hole CWRC006 and

· 8 m at 0.4 g/t Au from 42 m within drill hole CWRC005 (terminated in mineralisation).

Logging of the mineralised zones within these drill holes, indicates that the mineralisation and the chargeability anomaly are both associated with disseminated pyrite in the order of 2-3%. This association is expected to be similar for the larger and deeper northern chargeability anomaly, which has an east-west strike of 300 m and a down plunge extent greater than 200 m.

Further modelling and interpretation of the IP chargeability and resistivity bodies is required in the coming reporting period along with an additional heritage survey across the prospect prior to any new targeted drilling.

Paterson Central Project

No Activities completed during the quarter.

Corporate

Management Restructure

Artemis has recently announced a Board restructure aimed at having a full time Executive Director based in Perth, Western Australia, to focus on Artemis' lithium projects and progressing the identification of suitable partners to further the Company's gold projects in Paterson, Greater Carlow and Lulu Creek.

Mr George Ventouras appointed as an Executive Director, has over 15 years' experience in the resources sector and has substantial experience in business development, corporate restructuring, listing and promoting ASX companies and marketing.

Dr Simon Dominy has relinquished the interim CEO role and will remain the Company's UK based Non-Executive Director.

Mr Daniel Smith has resigned as a director and the Board takes this opportunity to thank Dan for his contribution to Artemis. 

Financial Resources

The Company has taken material steps to cut its cost base and focus a lean team on furthering its exploration programs and delivering value for shareholders. Over the same quarter in the previous year the Company has reduced the board from seven to four and reduced annualised overhead operating costs by $1.6 million.

Exploration costs for the quarter were $0.75 million, comprising lithium exploration $0.25 million, Lulu Creek gold exploration $0.25 million and Radio Hill costs and tenement maintenance $0.25 million.

The Company had cash on hand at the quarter end of $0.6 million. In addition, the Company has $2.7 million in ASX listed investments.

The Company paid $93k to directors during the quarter for salaries and consulting fees.

About Artemis Resources

Artemis Resources (ASX/AIM: ARV; FRA: ATY; US: ARTTF) is a Perth-based exploration and development company, led by an experienced team that has a singular focus on delivering shareholder value from its Pilbara projects - the Greater Carlow and Osborne JV projects in the West Pilbara and the Paterson Central exploration project in the East Pilbara.

For more information, please visit www.artemisresources.com.au

This report was approved for release by the Board.

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Competent Person's Statement

The information in this report that relates to Artemis Resources Ltd exploration results was prepared by Mr Luke Meter, a Competent Person who is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Geoscientists (MAIG) and Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (MAusIMM). Mr Meter is employed by Artemis Resources as Exploration Manager. Mr Meter has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity being 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". Mr Meter consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.

Information Relating to Previous Disclosures

5/10/2023 ARV: Multiple Pegmatites Discovered on Artemis 100% Tenure in West Pilbara.

5/10/2023 GRE: More High-Grade Lithium Assays at Osborne JV Including 2.4 % Li2O.

5/09/2023 GRE: New Lithium Targets at Ruth Well & Osborne JV in WA

01/09/2023 GRE: Analysis Confirms Spodumene at Osborne JV

24/07/2023 GRE: Further High-Grade Lithium Reported at Osborne JV

18/07/2023 Addendum to Announcement Lithium Bearing Pegmatites identified at West Pilbara Joint Venture Project.

Appendix 1

Schedule of tenements holdings at end of Q1