The Dongwe Project group (25521-HQ-LEL, 22562-HQ-LEL, 27909-HQ-LEL and 38335-HQ-LEL) is positioned within an emerging IOCG exploration frontier in the Central Basin, where extensive iron oxide alteration, sodic-calcic metasomatism, and copper-REE mineralisation define a mineral system directly comparable to Kitumba Deposit (27.9 Mt @ 2.2% Cu) — one of Zambia’s highest-grade undeveloped IOCG copper deposits.

Kikana (36389-HQ-LEL) is located within the highly prospective Eastern Domes region of the Zambian Copperbelt, approximately 48 km from Kansanshi Mine — Africa’s largest producing copper mine (982 Mt @ 0.61% Cu and 0.11 g/t Au at a 0.2% Cu cut-off). The project sits along the same regionally extensive northwest-t rending structural and lithological corridor that hosts Kansanshi and several other major copper deposits.

Ntambu (24827-HQ-LEL) is strategically positioned along strike from Enterprise Nickel Mine (34 Mt @ 1.3% Ni) and within the same key stratigraphic horizon that hosts Sentinel Mine (1.02 Bt @ 0.51% Cu). Concealed beneath shallow Kalahari sand cover, the project hosts compelling walk-up drill targets defined through high-resolution airborne and ground geophysical surveys.

Kalene (27219-HQ-LEL) is located within the highly prospective Western Foreland domain, host to the world-class Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex — one of the most significant copper discoveries globally in recent decades, with reported resources exceeding 4.2 Bt grading approximately 2.4% Cu.