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Earlier-stage and smaller-footprint exploration interests across the Azzuro Resources portfolio. Each project is summarised below; follow 'View full detail' for the project's complete technical profile.

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Tsagaan Ders

Tsagaan Ders

An early-stage lithium project in Dundgovi where pegmatites and greisen-altered granite define a 5km mineralised corridor and maiden drilling has confirmed lithium at depth.

Overview

Tsagaan Ders gives the Company lithium optionality in Dundgovi, where lithium-bearing pegmatites and greisen-altered granite define an extensive, walk-up exploration corridor. The project benefits from excellent access — around 270 km of sealed highway from Ulaanbaatar to Mandalgovi, then 40 km of gravel road — in the same region that serves Mongolia's flagship Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold and Tavan Tolgoi coal operations.

The project spans three target areas — South, Central and Quartz Hill — within a mineralised system traced over a 5 km strike. Scout drilling completed in 2025 confirmed lithium-bearing pegmatites at depth for the first time, successfully validating the geological model and advancing Tsagaan Ders from a surface exploration target toward a drill-confirmed lithium system.

Geology and mineralisation

Tsagaan Ders is a pegmatite- and greisen-hosted lithium system. A 5 km-long, 100–400m-wide greisen-altered granite zone has been mapped across the property, with lithium hosted both in lithium-rich micas — which can make up 30–50% of the pegmatites — and in spodumene identified in the field and confirmed petrographically.

Extensive surface work underpins the project: 429 rock-chip samples define strongly anomalous lithium within the pegmatitic border zone (up to ~14,000 ppm Li), accompanied by elevated caesium, rubidium and tin, consistent with a fertile and highly evolved lithium-caesium-tantalum (LCT) pegmatite system. A 2023 trenching programme (1,194.5m across sixteen trenches) confirmed consistently elevated lithium in zones up to tens of metres wide over hundreds of metres of strike, in both the Central (750m × 50m) and South (500m × 50m) target zones.

A maiden scout drilling program completed in 2025 tested the South target and confirmed lithium-bearing pegmatites at depth for the first time. Four diamond drillholes for 250 metres intersected lithium mineralisation beneath previously mapped and trenched zones, including 8.1m @ 0.73% Li₂O from 6.4m, including 4.1m @ 1.06% Li₂O from 10.4m (Previously announced in ASX announcement "Scout Drilling at Tsagaan Ders Lithium Project" dated 30 Jan 2026). These results successfully validated the geological model, confirmed the presence of lithium-bearing pegmatites at depth and demonstrated the potential for a larger mineralised system beneath the surface expressions mapped across the project.

Next steps

With lithium-bearing pegmatites now confirmed at depth through drilling, the Company plans to advance exploration across the broader Tsagaan Ders system. Future work will focus on testing the continuity and scale of mineralisation at the South target, while extending drilling and trenching into the Central and Quartz Hill target areas.

Completed age-dating studies and ongoing geological interpretation will be integrated with drilling results to refine the geological model and assess the broader potential of this emerging lithium district.

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Khukh Tag

Khukh Tag

A graphite project anchored by a defined JORC 2012 Mineral Resource of 12.2 Mt at 12.3% TGC (ASX announcement "Prospectus" dated 30 Apr 2024), with mineralisation open in all directions and clear room to grow.

Overview

Khukh Tag gives the Company defined graphite optionality, anchored by a JORC 2012 Mineral Resource with substantial room to grow. Located in Dundgovi province around 320 km southeast of Ulaanbaatar, the project is well positioned for development — 35 km from a paved road and the state power grid, and 80 km from the Airag rail station, which connects via the main line to the Chinese border crossing at Erenhot.

Geology and mineralisation

Graphite at Khukh Tag occurs as massive and banded graphitic schist, intercalated with schist and limestone and folded into lenses that range from a few metres to hundreds of metres in length. The mineralised zones are readily mapped using their distinctive geophysical signature — high conductivity and high chargeability — and remain open in all directions.

The deposit is supported by extensive work: 229 surface samples returning grades from around 1% to over 20% TGC (averaging 7.05% TGC), and 57 diamond drill holes for 3,348 metres completed to the end of February 2023 across five mineralised areas. Early flotation test work indicated that a high-purity graphite product of more than 94% TGC could be produced at around 94% carbon recovery — an encouraging signal for product quality.

Next steps

High-priority follow-up drill areas have already been identified to test the project's growth potential, with mineralisation remaining open in all directions.

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