Duyuru • Jul 30

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Image Resources NL Announces Mineral Resource Update West Mine North

Image Resources NL provided a Mineral Resource update on the West Mine North project associated with the Company's recent strategic acquisition of a package of tenements located in the historic Eneabba mineral sands mining district in Western Australia ("Eneabba Tenements"), located 275km north of Perth. Highlights: 12 million tonnes total Mineral Resource at 6.6% total heavy minerals - 10.2 million tonnes (85%) in JORC Indicated category - Eneabba Tenements total Mineral Resources increases to 211 million tonnes - 0.8 million tonnes contained heavy minerals 6.0% zircon in total heavy minerals - Mineralisation ranges from 5m to 35m in thickness and is covered by a thin layer of overburden ranging from 5m to 20m in thickness for low overall average strip ratio. In January 2022, the Company completed the strategic acquisition of seven of eight mineral sands projects across eight exploration licences ("ELs") and one retention lease ("RL")acquired from Sheffield Resources Ltd. West Mine North is the eighth project in the package and is located on three granted mining leases ("MLs") and required Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) approval before the acquisition could be finalised. FIRB approval was granted in April 2022 and the transfer of holder forms for the remaining three MLs that make up the Eneabba Tenements were lodged with DMIRS in May 2022. The total Mineral Resource reported for West Mine North (as presented in Table 1) is 12 million tonnes at 6.6% total heavy minerals ("THM") containing 0.8 million tonnes of heavy minerals. The Mineral Resource estimate has been prepared and reported in accordance with the JORC Code 2012 by the Company's JORC Competent Person, MrsChristine Standing of Optiro Pty Ltd. (Snowden Optiro). The West Mine North project is located west of the Brand Highway and is south of the Ellengail and Corridor projects. West Mine North and Ellengail are the highest-grade deposits within the Eneabba Tenements and have a combined mineral resource of 24 million tonnes at 5.7% THM. The Eneabba mineral sands mining district is renowned historically for heavy mineral sands mining with several major mining companies operating in the area since the 1970s. Geology and Mineralisation Interpretation: The Eneabba Tenements are located within the North Perth Basin (NPB), which is a deep linear trough of sediments, extending from the south coast to north of the Murchison River, adjacent to and west of the Darling Fault. The NPB contains a number of high-grade beach,dune and swale heavy mineral deposits extending from Capel in the south to Eneabba in the north. Within the Eneabba Tenements area, a series of paleo-shorelines were formed in a north-facing bay ranging from 85m to 128m above the present sea level (Eneabba Shoreline). Each paleo-shoreline represents a stand-still event during regression of the sea. The stand-still events have resulted in well-developed platforms cut into the underlying sediments and in some instances accumulation/concentration of heavy minerals to form strandline deposits. The Eneabba Shoreline has been correlated with the Yoganup Shoreline in the south of the Perth Basin. Following the strandline deposition of heavy minerals, several dune deposits have also been formed. At Eneabba, these dunes occur to the northeast of the paleo-shorelines that they derive their heavy mineral from. Typically, dunal mineralisation is lower in grade but more extensive in volume than strandline mineralisation. The Eneabba Tenements contain both strandline and dunal deposits. A combination of geology and grade were used to interpret the mineralisation and geological domains. Mineralised domains were defined using a nominal cut-off grade of 0.8% HM forbackground and dunal mineralisation and 2.5% THM for higher grade strand mineralisation. Geological interpretation included modelling of rock domains (including laterite, intervals with high induration or sediments with high oversize contents). Drilling Techniques: All of the drilling data used in the Mineral Resource estimation are based on an aircore system using a blade (face sampling) drill bit. There are three distinct generations of data: drilling undertaken by Renison Goldfields Consolidated in the 1980s and 1990s (First Generation), drilling undertaken by Iluka Resources Limited during the late 1990s and 2000s (Second Generation) and drilling undertaken by Sheffield Resources Limited between 2010 and 2021 (Third Generation). 64% of the data used was First Generation, 22% was Second Generation and 14% Third Generation. Sampling Techniques: All of the Third Generation drill samples are from 1.5m down hole intervals collected from an NQ diameter aircore hole (70mm). Samples of 1kg to 3kg were collected from a rotary splitter at the drill site at the time of drilling. First Generation and Second Generation drill data contains a mixture of sample intervals ranging from 1m to 3m down hole. Sampling Analysis Method: Assay methods and laboratory procedures used across the three different generations of data are industry standard although method specifics and heavy liquid compositions vary slightly. For THM determination, Third Generation samples were analysed using a heavy liquid TBE 2.96 g/ml, Second Generation samples used a heavy liquid TBE ranging from 2.85 to 2.95 g/ml and First Generation samples used a heavy liquid TBE 2.84 g/ml. For slimes determination, First Generation samples were analysed using a screen size of 75 µm, Second Generation using a screen size of 53µm and Third Generation using a screen size ranging from 45 µm to 53µm. For the determination of oversize material for First and Second Generation data, a screen size of 2mm was used. For Third Generation data a screen size of 1mm was used. The West Mine North mineral assemblage was characterised using Iluka internal "Method 4 Eneabba Grouping" of First and Second Generation data (103 samples) and QEMSCAN of Third Generation data (12 samples). For Method 4, the heavy mineral concentrate (HMC) is separated into magnetic and non-magnetic fractions. The breakpoints for mineral assemblage data determined using Method 4 were calibrated with QEMSCAN data. The application of breakpoints to distinguish between rutile (>95% TiO 2), leucoxene (70-95% TiO2) and ilmenite (<55-70% TiO2) were found to equate to the TiO2 mineral distributions determined by Method 4.

Duyuru • Dec 31

Image Resources NL Provides Exploration Update on Boonanarring Mineral Sands Project

The objective of Project `MORE' was to focus exploration activities on the assessment of areas within economic pumping or hauling distance of the existing wet concentration plant at Boonanarring with a goal of identifying two years of new Ore Reserves by the end of December 2020, to extend operations at Boonanarring. This Goal was originally set with expectations that additional Ore Reserves would be identified in the 3.5km long Boonanarring Southern Extension area covering Boonanarring Blocks E and F, which has existing access and would require only minimal additional environmental approval. However, as previously reported, the mineralization in this area proved to be too low in heavy mineral grade and zircon content given its depth, to qualify as Ore Reserves. Consequently, the Company's focus was re-directed to other surrounding target areas including Boonanarring Northern Extension Area, Boonanarring North-western Extension Area and Gingin North, and the Goal became a stretch-goal, but was maintained. Despite the significant amount of progress that has been made against the Goal, the Company advises it will not be achieved by the end of December 2020 as JORC compliant Mineral Resources and Ore Reserve studies are still underway and will not be finalized until first quarter2021. Each of the target areas has been shown to contain very promising mineralisation and preliminary assessment indicates each area will likely contain Mineral Resources that will in part convert to Ore Reserves. However, it has not been possible to accelerate the exploration and assessment of these areas sufficiently to achieve the original Goal due to delays in access for drilling and the challenge of building a credible mining/processing economic model for each area which must include certainty of access for mining and permitting as well as positive economics. New mineralisation has been identified in all three target areas, and preliminary study results provide sufficient confidence to assign Exploration Targets. Preliminary study results were conducted by an independent consultant and were based on drill samples analysed by independent laboratories and included heavy mineral determination and XRF analysis. Composite samples were then created from the individual 1m drill sample sachets and were analysed for mineralogy using a combination of internal XRF measurements and QEMSCAN analysis by external laboratories. It is important to point out that the potential quantity and grade is conceptual in nature, that there has been insufficient exploration to estimate Mineral Resources and that it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the estimation of Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves. Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves can only be determined with the rigor of detailed review and assessment by qualified JORC Code Competent Persons. Such reviews are underway for each of these areas and will be reported separately when the assessments are complete. While the Company believes sufficient drilling and assaying, including composite analysis for mineralogy, have been conducted to finalize Mineral Resources estimates, further drilling and assaying will be completed if and as required to enable the conversion of the Exploration Targets to Mineral Resources estimates. In any case, Mineral Resources estimates are expected to be completed in first quarter 2021. It is also important to point out that if any new Mineral Resources are converted to Ore Reserves in these areas, it is unclear if any of these Ore Reserves can be permitted and made assessable for mining in time to extend the period of processing at Boonanarring prior to moving the WCP to the Atlas project, as contemplated in the 2017 BFS. If they cannot be permitted and made accessible in time, the company will consider accessing these Ore Reserves using a smaller, stand-alone satellite processing plant to be operated in parallel with ore processing at Atlas. Project `MORE' has also been expanded to include exploration to identify additional Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves within economic pumping or hauling distance from the WCP once it is re-located to the Atlas Project area, with the goal of extending the mine-life to beyond the current Ore Reserves at Atlas. Preliminary results appear very promising from two nearby, 100%-owned projects, Helene and Hyperion. Both projects have existing Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves studies are well advanced with reporting expected in first quarter 2021. Boonanarring Mine Rehabilitation Initial surface disturbance at Boonanarring (topsoil removal over the initial box-cut of the mine) commenced in April 2018, followed by ore mining and stockpiling through November and the start of ore processing in December 2018. Mine rehabilitation at Boonanarring commenced contemporaneously with ore processing, with the disposal of sand tailings back into the initial mined-out pit. As such, in August 2020, Image completed mine rehabilitation (including re-vegetation) over the first 13 hectares of the initial box-cut of the mine, less than 2 ½ years after initial topsoil removal.Rehabilitation will continue contemporaneously with mining and ore processing for the life of the mine. Boonanarring Solar Farm Construction of a 3 MWdc/2.3MWac ground mounted, single axis tracking solar farm adjacent to the Boonanarring WCP was completed in August and commissioned in September 2020. The farm was constructed on Image's land by Sunrise Energy Group Pty Ltd. ("Sunrise") at its cost and Sunrise will be the operator. Image has contracted to purchase the electricity from Sunrise in a behind-the-meter arrangement. This arrangement is facilitated and supported by Alinta Energy, which provides grid-based electricity to the Boonanarring operations. Energy from the solar farm automatically feeds into the Boonanarring supply lines whenever it is available and displaces grid electricity. The supply of solar and/or grid-based electricity to Boonanarring based on processing equipment demand, is seamless to Image. Starting in October, Image has been purchasing the electricity generated by the solar farm and has been receiving over 25% of its total electrical requirements as renewal energy during these hotter months of the year.

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