Rae Copper Project

Danvers Prospect – High Grade at Surface Copper

Nunavut, Canada

Danvers High-Grade Copper

Danvers is the most advanced discovery within Rae and the Company’s clearest pathway to a maiden resource. The system carries a historic resource of 4.16 Mt @ 2.96% Cu and has been materially expanded through successive drilling campaigns.  Mineralisation sits along the Teshierpi Fault Zone, extends from surface, and remains open along strike and at depth.

The 2026 regional campaign has now confirmed Danvers as a district-scale copper sulphide system, with visible copper observed in every hole drilled into the main structure.

Surface copper staining (malachite) over outcrop at the Rae Copper–Silver Project, Nunavut.

2026 Regional Drilling – District-Scale Confirmation

Wide-spaced step-out drilling along the Teshierpi Fault Zone returned copper across every tested interval, taking the total assayed and mineralised footprint beyond >6 km and confirming copper mineralisation over >3.1 km of contiguous strike.

Geological logging from the most recent step-out holes suggests the prospective corridor may already extend beyond 4.1 km. The system remains open along strike, towards surface and at depth.

DAN26012
19.81m @ 6.64% Cu from 152.4m
incl. 7.62m @ 11.38% Cu · 1.52m @ 21.1% Cu

DAN26015
79.24m @ 1.59% Cu from 67.06m
incl. 24.38m @ 3.05% Cu

DAN26008
33.53m @ 1% Cu & 27.43m @ 1.2% Cu
incl 7.62m @ 2.71% Cu and 9.15m @ 2.96% Cu

DAN26004
15.24m @ 1.51% Cu
incl 1.52m @ 5.18% Cu & 41.8 g/t Ag · plus 9.14m @ 1.02% Cu from 36.58m

2025 Drilling – High Grade from Surface

The 2025 RC campaign confirmed broad, high-grade copper–silver intervals from surface and doubled the mineralised strike at Danvers:

DAN25008
175m @ 2.5% Cu
& 8.66g/t Ag from surface · incl 14m @ 7.55% Cu · ends in 4.46% Cu and open

DAN25005
90m @ 4.0% Cu
& 7.5g/t Ag from surface · incl 18m @ 6.5% Cu from 26m

DAN25007
105m @ 2.25% Cu
& 6.97g/t Ag from 27m

DAN25019
30.5m @ 2.5% Cu
Danvers 2: 4km SW of Danvers 1 confirms emerging district-scale system

Source ASX Announcements

Figures in this document are drawn from White Cliff Minerals’ ASX disclosures, including:

Cautionary statement: visual estimates of sulphide abundance are not a substitute for laboratory assay. Where visual observations are referenced, the Company will update the market when analytical results become available. Historic resource and Stark/Vision figures are non-JORC and require verification against the specific source announcement before publication.