ROX RESOURCES REPORTS THIRD BATCH OF HIGH-GRADE ASSAYS AT YOUANMI

Further drill results continue to reveal strong grades in Pollard resource area.

West Australian gold exploration and development company Rox Resources Limited (ASX: RXL) has received its third batch of assay results from its 11,000m diamond and reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the Youanmi Gold Project in Western Australia.

The assays from recent Pollard drilling highlight multiple high-grade intersections, with key results including:

RXDD109: 8.11m at 44.62g/t Au from 290.96m
RXRD123: 11m at 15.43g/t Au from 89m
RXRD112: 11m at 3.73g/t Au from 72m (composited interval)

These results have strengthened the potential for resource expansion, especially around the north and south extensions of the Youanmi Main area. Additionally, a new mineralisation zone was discovered outside the main Pollard Resource, indicating further growth opportunities for Rox.

Remaining assays for several drill holes at Youanmi Main, United North, and Pollards are expected before the end of the year. Rox has also acquired more sample material to support metallurgical testing, advancing the project’s upcoming Definitive Feasibility Study.

Rox Resources’ Chief Executive Officer, Phillip Wilding, commented:

The Rox exploration team has delivered more strong results. This latest batch of assays will be important to converting Inferred areas of the Resource to the higher confidence Indicated classification. More excitingly, seeing these high-grade results in Pollard, along with the previously announced results in United North, really emphasises the potential for these high-grade shoots to extend, and will help with planning our next program to extend these resources that are still open. Pollard has been a very under explored area and has the potential to add significant ounces to the mine plan.

The discovery of a new mineralised zone outside the Youanmi MRE is yet another example of the strong potential to add further high-quality ounces to the Resource.

Rox’s 11,000m diamond and reverse circulation drilling program has been completed, with all assays expected before the end of the calendar year. We look forward to updating the market once results are received.