New Targets at the Wyloo Gold – Silver – Antimony Project for Maiden Drill Program

Core Insights - Novo Resources Corp. has provided an update on the Wyloo Project, highlighting recent exploration results and a forward work program, including a maiden RC drilling program planned for Q2 2026 to test the Wyloo SE polymetallic vein system [2][3][19]. Exploration Results - Recent soil sampling at Wyloo SE has defined a strong, open-ended multielement anomaly over a known polymetallic vein system, with peak soil values of 57.2 ppm Ag, 142 ppm Sb, 1,440 ppm As, 2,180 ppm Zn, and 1,530 ppm Pb [5][11]. - Follow-up stream sediment sampling at Wyloo SW has expanded the original anomaly, defining a target area of 2.5 km x 800 m with peak stream sediment results of 19.9 ppm Sb and a multielement association of Sb-As-Cu-Pb-Zn [4][15]. Geological Context - The Wyloo project area is located in the southern Pilbara, with the Wyloo SE and SW prospects situated within the core of the Wyloo anticline, forming a basement high within the Ashburton Basin [6][28]. - The geological setting includes a dynamic tectonic environment with the Nanjilgardy Fault located just 5 km south of the prospect [6]. Planned Activities - A heritage survey is scheduled for March 2026 to facilitate access for the planned RC drilling at Wyloo SE [5][19]. - The maiden drilling program will target the ENE trending vein array, the Tasha Fault Zone, and soil anomalies parallel to stratigraphy, aiming to assess the vertical metal zonation and potential plunge of the target [19][20]. Historical Context - Significant antimony anomalies were identified in 2023 during routine stream sediment sampling, leading to further exploration that revealed a zone of quartz-sulphide veining with anomalous antimony, silver, gold, and base metals at Wyloo SE [7][9]. - Previous rock chip sampling yielded peak assay results of 387 g/t Ag, 0.38% Sb, 5.0% Pb, 1.6% Zn, 2.4% Cu, and 0.52 g/t Au, enhancing the target's potential [7].