A HAVILAH SHARE BUYS​ AN INTEREST IN THE FOLLOWING MINERAL ASSETS​
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An advanced stage multi-commodity minerals portfolio in South Australia, comprising over 1.3 Mt copper, 3.2 Moz gold, 43.4 kt cobalt and 450 Mt iron ore in JORC resources.
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Kalkaroo copper-gold-cobalt project, one of the larger undeveloped open pit copper-gold deposits in Australia, containing an Ore Reserve (90% Proved) of over 100 Mt at a CuEq grade of 0.81%. BHP studies indicate a robust long-life project with favourable development prospects. Havilah and Sandfire Resources have entered into agreements under which Sandfire will complete a PFS within 24 months and may proceed to develop Kalkaroo and earn an 80% interest. Havilah will retain a free-carried 20% interest.
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Mutooroo copper-cobalt project, one of the higher grade copper-cobalt sulphide deposits in Australia with grades of 1.53% copper and 0.16% cobalt.
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Grants Basin iron ore project, one of the large iron ore discoveries in Australia in the last decade, located only a few kilometres from a railway line.
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Exposure to uranium via Koba Resources (KOB) and Heavy Rare Earths (HRE) shareholdings and 100% owned prospects including Johnson Dam hardrock and Lake Namba palaeochannel.
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Over 11,000 km² exploration tenement holding in the Curnamona Province, a proven world class mineral terrain that is host to the giant Broken Hill orebody.

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Located in northeastern South Australia in close proximity to the transcontinental railway line, Barrier highway and regional mining centre of Broken Hill with its skilled workforce.
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South Australia is a low sovereign risk jurisdiction, with a mining friendly government that actively encourages mining development and enforces world's best practice ESG standards.
INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS SHOWS HAVILAH HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST LEVERAGES TO COPPER IN COMPARISON TO ITS ASX PEERS
SOURCE: ARGONAUT PCF RESOURCES THERMOMETER FOR Q3 2023
The ratio of Havilah's Enterprise Value to its copper equivalent JORC Ore Reserves is shown in the chart below, which is reproduced with the kind permission of Argonaut PCF from their Resources Thermometer for Q1 2024 (published 6 August 2024)




