Romano Gold Project

The Romano Gold Project is Dundas Minerals’ primary growth centre following its acquisition in December 2025. The project comprises approximately 800 km² of contiguous exploration tenure located in the north eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. The project area remains sparsely explored relative to more established Goldfields districts.

The project is located on the eastern margin of the Yamarna Shear Zone, a region recognised for hosting large-scale gold systems including the nearby Gruyere gold mine.

Exploration Licence E38/3904 is located immediately north of the operating Gruyere gold mine. Regional mineralisation at Gruyere is interpreted to trend in a north north westerly direction toward the Romano Project licences. Exploration north of the mine has historically been limited due to access and cultural heritage considerations.

Dundas does not represent that mineralisation extends into the Romano Project.

The Bloodwood Prospect was identified through historical exploration conducted by Gold Road Resources. Air core drilling defined a coherent gold anomaly extending for approximately 5 km.

Historical drilling returned results including:

• 12 m @ 3.3 g/t Au from 20 m

Follow up drilling indicates broader gold anomalism across the prospect area.

The Brahman Prospect is located within the Stock Route Intrusive Suite. Historical drilling has intersected gold mineralisation with a best intercept of:

• 23 m @ 0.5 g/t Au from 83 m
• Including 1 m @ 7.0 g/t Au

The presence of broad mineralisation supports the prospectivity of the Brahman target.