Past RC results across linked prospects demonstrate consistent high-grade intervals and regional soil anomalism, reinforcing the prospectivity of the corridor.

Regional auger results support high-grade RC hits and reinforce the potential for substantial deposits along the corridor.

The company plans targeted drill testing along the corridor and potential extensions, with further results anticipated that could expand the periphery of mineralisation.

A newly defined corridor connects Curtis Find, Behring Bore, Coodardy, and Piston, with soil anomalies running NE, suggesting a larger, continuous mineralised system.

Recent RC results show high-grade intervals at Coodardy and Behring Bore, including 12m at 6.5 g/t with 4m at 17.6 g/t at Coodardy and multiple high-grade RC hits at Behring Bore within a broader 20m to 40m zone.

Anomalies align with arsenic and antimony, indicating a classic orogenic gold pathfinder signature and a structurally controlled gold system similar to major deposits.

Maiden auger program of 827 holes identified two significant gold anomalies, with a peak of 720 ppb, aligning with arsenic and antimony.

A three-kilometre gold-in-soil anomaly at the Cue project links four prospects into a single prospective corridor in Western Australia.

Golden Dragon intends heritage surveys and to engage drilling contractors to test the newly defined corridor zones, while continuing RC drilling at Behring Bore and Coodardy to extend high-grade zones.

Cue project covers 619 square kilometres in a tier-one gold district near Westgold Resources’ Big Bell mine; Golden Dragon listing on ASX and rapid drilling activity signal potential for expanded discoveries.