URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr123202 ActivEX EPM 18053 (Bulonga) consists of 13 sub-blocks and comprises part of the ActivEX Cloncurry Copper and Gold Project. It is located approximately 45 km southwest of Cloncurry. The EPM represents a substantial holding within a highly prospective geological terrane, surrounded by several major deposits. The area has significant potential for IOCG mineralisation including skarn style mineralisation and possibly Stratiform Zn-Pb-Ag mineralisation. The tenement has been notably under-explored given the long-standing history of mineral exploration within the region and substantial scope remains to make a major discovery. Work in 2017 involved processing of available regional geophysics and structural interpretations. The work has assisted in developing a better understanding of the mode of emplacement for observed mineralisation with the identification of NE and NW orientated structural intersections appearing to control much of the significant mineralisation in the area. This is more likely due to enhanced dilation and hydrothermal fluid migration as modelled and proposed in the literature. In the 2019 the Company reviewed all historical exploration for the Cloncurry Project and organised several field trips to prospective joint venture companies who have expressed an interest in the Cloncurry Region. The result is that the Company has secured a joint venture partner who will be actively exploring the AIV’s Cloncurry Projects in 2020. The structural study completed in 2017 will form the basis of prospect ranking in conjunction with the specialised exploration skills of the incoming joint venture partner.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr120496 This report is a record of exploration completed within the area of EPM 26269 for the 12 months ending 24/11//2019. Exploration has concentrated on locating and defining present (Qa) and palaeo (Mesozoic sediment) gold bearing placer deposits. Whilst in the area, general geological reconnaissance has included further prospecting for hard rock potential. Additionally this report presents summaries of previous periods of exploration due to conditional surrender of this EPM with the grant of a new EPM 27263.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr142264 Australian Lime Company Pty Ltd ABN 29 096 102 788 holds Exploration Permits for Minerals (EPMs) in the Broken River Province (Figure 1) in Northern Queensland, near Ingham, comprising EPM 26411 and EPM 26716 (Application)(Figure 2), with the potential for the discovery of various minerals including cobalt, copper, lead, zinc and gold. This report details the exploration activities carried out at the Lincoln Springs Project, comprising EPM 26411, during the period 20th November 2017 to 19th November 2022. The project is considered prospective for base and precious metals in particular cobalt, copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold. No Activities were conducted within EPM26411 during this final period.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr120143 This report describes all mineral exploration work carried out by South32 on EPM 25474 “Lucknow East” (the EPM) during the reporting period 4th August 2014, when the tenement was granted, through to 3rd August 2020.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr144079 This Annual and Final Mineral Exploration report describes all exploration work carried out by South32 Ltd on behalf of Taragon Valley Pty Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of South32 Ltd) for the reporting period from 16th December 2022 to 15th December 2023 on EPM 27513 Iffley (the EPM). The tenement is located approximately 110km south of the township of Normanton in Northwest Queensland. The principal exploration target in this area is Proterozoic Broken Hill type (BHt) Pb-Zn-Ag mineralization. Exploration work carried out during the year included: core cutting, sampling and review and interpretation of geochemistry results from the one (1) 2022 drillhole; Pb/U age dating of eight (8) drill core samples, and evaluation of all drillhole (geology, geochemistry and geophysical) datasets. From these results it was determined that further exploration over the Iffley Tenement was not required at this time due to having now tested the main geophysical anomalies and as such South32 has decided to surrender the tenement.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr123408 The project area lies within the Western Succession of the Mount Isa to McArthur River Block mineralised sequence. Mt Isa/McArthur Basin mineralised sequence is one of the world’s major copper, lead, zinc and silver provinces hosting several deposits including the Mt Isa, George‐Fisher, Hilton, Gunpowder, Century, Valhalla (U), Westmoreland (U), Constance Range (Fe) deposits. The Western Succession copper‐zinc‐lead‐silver deposits make the region one of Australia’s most sought‐after target regions. The currently operating mines to the north and south of the project areas along the same structures confirms this part of the region’s potential to host large deposits. Within the Mt Isa Block, four Proterozoic tectono‐stratigraphic terrains are recognized which comprise an older basement core overlain by three younger Proterozoic sedimentary sequences referred to as Cover Sequences 1, 2 and 3. These cover sequences are related to major episodes of intra‐cratonic rift and sag phase sedimentation. The Middle Proterozoic rocks record a complex history of intra‐continental rifting and subsidence during the period 1,800 to 1,590 million years (Ma), followed by compression, basin inversion and regional wrenching during the Isan Orogeny (1,590 to 1,500 Ma). Within the Western Succession, Cover Sequence 3 east of the Mount Gordon Fault is assigned to the Mt Isa Group (maximum thickness of 4,500 m) within the Leichhardt River Fault Trough. The equivalent sequence to the west of the fault is assigned to the McNamara Group (maximum thickness of 8,500 m) deposited in the Lawn Hill Platform. In the far north of the Mt Isa Block, this rock sequence is termed the Fickling Group. Cover Sequence 3 hosts many of the significant base metal deposits within the Mount Isa Block, including the Mt Isa, Mount Gordon, Mount Oxide, Hilton and George Fisher base metal deposits within the Mt Isa Group, and the Lady Loretta, Century and Lady Annie deposits within the similar‐aged McNamara Group.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr153815 EPM 27028 Marlborough South Final Report 2025. Three EPM areas EPM 27026, EPM 27027 and EPM 27028 held by Mineralogy Pty Ltd, were selected to be located around the Marlborough Nickel mine where resources and reserves have been proven. However, no ground disturbance has taken place on the areas covering the remaining areas of these EPMs and the decision was made to surrender the EPMs along with all of the Marlborough Nickel mining leases.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr147936 EPM 27105, Annual (Year 2) and Final activity report for the period ending 12 February 2024. During the period of the tenement, a couple of samples were collected near the small pit at the King Solomon's Mine prospect and there was further reconnaissance planned but unable to be undertaken due to issues with the landowner.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr149137 During the first year of Exploration Activities of this tenement, Bluey Beeman employed a 3rd party geologist to conduct field reconnaissance and collected 10 rock chip samples within EPM28318 and EPM27904. These were sent to Australian Laboratory Services Pty Ltd for analysis and the results are being reviewed to inform future exploration.

URL: https://geoscience.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/cr120222 Prior to the granting of EPM18548 to Byerwen Coal, no previous metals exploration activity had been undertaken within the permit area. EPM18548 is considered prospective for a variety of mineralisation styles. Work in the current reporting period included further geological review of EPM18548 incorporating the information from the 2017-18 sampling work. As a result of the review a total of 14 subblocks were identified as having limited prospectivity and relinquished, effective 10 April 2019.