🎥 LIVE FROM LANDER WEST | STAGE II GOLD DRILLING UPDATE #FDR CEO @TristanPottas joins @StockBoxMedia directly from the Northern Territory, where Stage II RC drilling is progressing at our Lander West Gold Project. With bedrock gold mineralisation confirmed during Stage I, our focus is firmly on the next steps: 🟡 Improving gold grades 🟡 Increasing mineralised thicknesses 🟡 Demonstrating continuity With c.2,000m of drilling targeted, the programme is designed to build on our initial results and advance our understanding of the gold system. 🎬 Watch the full interview below ⬇️ #FDR #Gold #Exploration #AIM

Another early start at Lander West to beat the NT heat! ☀️ Our Phase I, Stage II RC drilling programme is progressing well, with the Bullion Drilling crew working hard on the ground. Great to see the programme gathering momentum as we continue testing our priority gold and magnetic targets. More updates to follow. #FDR

🎥 Operational Update | Lander West Gold Project 🇦🇺 #FDR CEO @TristanPottas provides a brief update from site as Phase I, Stage II RC drilling continues to progress well. The objectives remain clear: 🔸 Identify higher-grade gold mineralisation 🔸 Intersect greater mineralised thicknesses 🔸 Demonstrate continuity along strike and at depth Tristan will provide further updates directly from site as the programme develops. #FDR #Gold

Great to be back on the ground at Lander West in the Northern Territory! The Bullion Drilling crew are underway with our Stage II gold drilling programme. A clear objective: build on Stage I results, targeting higher grades, greater thicknesses and continuity. Plenty of work ahead! ⛏️ #FDR #Gold

🚨 GOLD DRILLING UNDERWAY AT LANDER WEST! #FDR (AIM: FDR) confirms Stage II RC drilling is now underway in Australia’s Northern Territory. Following confirmation of #gold mineralisation in bedrock during Stage I, we are back on the ground with clear objectives: 🟡 Target higher gold grades 🟡 Test greater mineralised thicknesses 🟡 Establish continuity along strike and at depth A fully funded programme targeting c.2,000m, with drilling focused on building upon our initial results. Full announcement below 👇 🔗 londonstockexchange.com/news…

#FDR CEO @TristanPottas is en route to the Northern Territory ahead of Phase I, Stage II RC drilling at Lander West. Stage I confirmed gold mineralisation in bedrock. Stage II aims to build on this success by targeting: 🟡 Higher gold grades 🟡 Greater mineralised thicknesses 🟡 Continuity along strike and at depth Drilling is expected to commence in the coming days. Updates from site to follow.

Mobilisation well underway at Lander West 🇦🇺 Most of Bullion Drilling’s equipment is now on site as preparations continue for Phase I, Stage II #gold drilling. Next step: testing extensions to the bedrock gold mineralisation confirmed during Stage I. Further updates as we move towards drilling. #FDR

Thank you to @StockBoxMedia for the opportunity to discuss our return to the Lander West Gold Project. Stage I delivered a significant milestone for FDR, confirming gold mineralisation in bedrock and providing valuable geological data to refine our next phase of drilling. Now, with Stage II getting underway soon, our objectives are clear: 🟡 Higher gold grades 🟡 Greater mineralised thicknesses 🟡 Continuity along strike and down dip Our improved geological understanding, supported by extensive geophysical and geochemical datasets, has enabled us to refine our priority targets. CEO @TristanPottas is heading to site as we look to build on the encouraging results from Stage I.

Thanks @StockBoxMedia for speaking with FDR CEO @TristanPottas about our return to Lander West. ⛏️ Bedrock #gold confirmed—but how does that guide the next holes? Tristan explains how drilling, geology, geochemistry and geophysics have sharpened our Stage II targets, and why sulphide-bearing dolerite at Red Handed is a useful guide for follow-up. The objective: higher grades, greater mineralised thickness and continuity. Watch the interview 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=5PrFp3zR… #FDR #LanderWest #GoldExploration

Alongside confirming mobilisation for Stage II RC drilling, today’s announcement also marks the completion of soil sampling at Lander West. 🧪 Why did we do it? To fill gaps in historical sampling and build a more consistent dataset for gold and associated elements across the wider target area. ⏭️ Next Steps: We’ll combine the results with geology, geophysics and previous drilling to refine our understanding and rank targets for future exploration. ✅ Samples are being prepared for dispatch to ALS Laboratory in Adelaide. Stage II drilling will progress independently, testing targets already identified from Stage I and the existing datasets. Focused drilling around confirmed bedrock gold, supported by a wider search for the next targets. Full announcement below 👇 londonstockexchange.com/news… #FDR #LanderWest #GoldExploration

Thank you @Share_Talk for covering our return to Lander West. We’re heading back with #gold mineralisation confirmed in bedrock and a clearer picture of where to drill next. By combining the Stage I results with historical geochemistry, geological interpretation and geophysical surveys, we’ve sharpened the targets for this next programme. The objective is straightforward: ⛏️ Find higher gold grades ⛏️ Test for greater mineralised thickness ⛏️ Assess continuity along strike and down dip This is how we designed Phase I to progress—use what we learn from each stage to guide the next holes. Looking forward to getting the drill turning again in the Northern Territory! #FDR

⛏️ Bedrock #gold confirmed ✅ Next step: test for higher grades, greater thickness and continuity. Our latest investor factsheet explains how Stage I results have guided the next holes at Lander West—and what Stage II will test. Bullion is mobilising, with drilling expected in the coming days. Funded from existing cash. Read the factsheet below 👇

⛏️ This time, we’re returning to Lander West with #gold already confirmed in bedrock. Stage I drilling, combined with historical geochemistry, geology and geophysical surveys, has helped us sharpen the targets for Stage II. The next holes will test along strike and down dip, looking for higher grades, greater mineralised thickness and continuity. Each stage informs the next. Now we’re putting that knowledge to work. #FDR

⛏️ Back to Lander West. Next target: higher grades, greater thickness and continuity. Bullion Drilling is mobilising, with Stage II RC drilling expected to begin in the coming days. ✅ Approximately 12 holes / 1,920m planned ✅ Access and drill pads established ✅ Soil sampling complete ✅ Both programmes funded from existing cash Stage I confirmed bedrock gold at Red Handed: 7m @ 0.40 g/t, including 2m @ 0.98 g/t gold. Now we’re following up along strike and down dip—using those results to guide the next holes. Read today’s RNS 👇 londonstockexchange.com/news…

⛏️ The bigger picture | Why does this matter for FDR investors? Early-stage gold exploration is about progressively reducing geological uncertainty. Drilling provides direct geological information from specific locations beneath the surface. Soil sampling can help identify geochemical patterns across a much wider area. Combined with geological mapping and geophysical surveys, these techniques help build a clearer understanding of a potentially mineralised system. At Lander West, FDR is using a systematic exploration approach to investigate both the gold mineralisation already identified and the potential for additional mineralised areas across the wider project. 💡 Drilling tells us what is present at specific locations beneath the surface. Soil sampling helps us understand where else to look. The objective is to build a stronger geological understanding, generate better-quality exploration targets and deploy capital where it has the greatest potential to create value. 📸 Exploration in action: Fieldwork at Lander West contributes to the geological information used to evaluate the project’s wider gold potential. #FDR #AIM #Gold #LanderWest #GoldExploration #Mining

🧪 Why look for elements other than gold? Gold isn’t always the only clue to a potential gold system. Geologists also analyse pathfinder elements, including arsenic and antimony, which can sometimes occur alongside gold mineralisation. These elements can provide valuable information about the geological processes responsible for forming a mineralised system. 📊 What should investors look for when results are reported? It’s not necessarily about finding the highest gold value in an individual sample. Of greater interest are coherent patterns of anomalous results, particularly where they align with favourable geological structures, magnetic features or previous drilling evidence. Importantly, a soil anomaly is not proof of an economic gold deposit. It is an exploration indicator that can help guide further investigation.

🎯 Why is FDR undertaking soil sampling at Lander West? FDR’s maiden drilling programme has already confirmed gold mineralisation in bedrock. The next challenge is to better understand the distribution and potential extent of the wider mineralised system. Our ongoing soil sampling programme comprises approximately 620 planned sampling stations, covering Red Handed, Red Hackle and part of Giles. The objectives include: ✅ Investigating potential extensions to known gold mineralisation. ✅ Filling gaps in historical geochemical coverage. ✅ Assessing geological structures and magnetic features that may be associated with gold mineralisation. ✅ Identifying additional prospective areas beyond those already tested by drilling. The programme is designed to help build a more comprehensive geological picture across Lander West. 🗺️ Sampling location map: The planned geochemical survey covers multiple prospect areas within Lander West.

🔍 What is soil sampling and how does it work? Gold mineralisation can leave subtle chemical signatures in surrounding rocks and overlying soils. Geologists collect soil samples systematically across a planned grid, recording the precise location of each sample. The samples are then analysed by a specialist laboratory for gold and other elements associated with gold mineralisation. The results are plotted onto maps to identify areas of elevated concentrations, known as geochemical anomalies. These anomalies can provide important clues about what may lie beneath the surface. In simple terms, soil sampling helps geologists identify where further exploration may be warranted. 📸 Soil sample collection at Lander West: Material is collected from designated sampling locations as part of a systematic geochemical survey.