Kingston Resources Limited (KSN) has released new assay results confirming the extension of high-grade, polymetallic mineralisation at the Southern Ore Zone (Mineral Hill). The latest drilling, focused on the upper A Lode, demonstrates consistent mineralisation extending to the east and south. These areas remain open, indicating further potential for volume growth beyond existing boundaries.

The company highlighted a significant intercept from hole KSNDDH085, which returned 77.10m @ 0.62g/t Au, 0.66% Cu, 4.07% Pb, 2.49% Zn, 53g/t Ag from 154 meters. This specific interval is being viewed as a critical component for future updates to the project’s geological model, as the A Lode currently underpins a substantial portion of the resource at this site. Additional drilling, including holes KSNDDH068 and KSNDDH069, successfully infilled key zones, while hole KSNDDH079 extended the gold-copper rich G/H Lode further north.

Managing Director and CEO Andrew Corbett stated that the results provide a clear demonstration of the system's scale as the company works to refine its long-term development plans.

"The Upper A Lode, intersected with KSNDDH085, is one of the highest-grade parts of the Southern Ore Zone. Our geology team is keenly aware of the potential to grow the estimated tonnage here. We've got 25,000m of drilling planned for FY27 and a key part of this will be obtaining approvals for surface drilling to target discoveries and extensions adjacent to the existing underground development. These results reinforce our confidence in the scale of the SOZ system and support our pathway to a larger, longer-life underground operation at Mineral Hill."

— Andrew Corbett, Managing Director and CEO

Kingston is currently advancing a 25,000m drill program for the FY27 period to drive asset growth. Upcoming operational catalysts include securing regulatory approvals for surface drilling near existing underground infrastructure and incorporating these recent findings into future Mineral Resource estimates.

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