Anson Resources Ltd

Anson has completed Phase 1 of the drilling program at the Yellow Cat project in Utah USA. The objective of the project was to confirm that the Uranium and Vanadium trend continued through the areas leased by the Company. Samples from the drilling program have been sent to specialised laboratories for assay.

When you’ve won a Super Bowl, you tend to know what winning looks like! 🏈 Great having US Representative Burgess Owens and his team on site at Green River for an in-depth tour of our operations and infrastructure —safe to say he can still spot a winner when he sees one. Anson was honored by the visit to the Green River Lithium Project by Congressman Burgess Owens, his staff, Utah State Senator, Dave Hinkins, Green River City Mayor, and four City Councillors demonstrating the strong support that the project has from all levels of government. Rep. Owens spent over two hours on site and was briefed by Anson/A1 employees and consultants on swabbing from the well, test work using the on-site ICP and extracting lithium from the brine. Discussions were also held about the next steps of the project including on-going government support.

Anson is having success with building its relationships in Washington after meeting with elected members from Utah in both the US Congress and Senate and government officials in the Department of Energy and the Department of Commerce, awareness of the Green River Lithium Project has increased substantially. This culminated in a visit to Green River by Representative Burgess Owens and X posting on his own account that he for the work that Anson is doing in assisting the USA in developing a domestic supply chain. x.com/RepBurgessOwen… Company is continuing to work with Rep. Owens , and with other members of Congress and Senate, in its efforts to secure support from the Federal government, including applications for three government grant programs. Pictured are some of the other Federal government representatives that the Company visited in Washington Senator John Curtis, Congressman Burgess Owens (Former NFL & Superbowl winner), and Congressman Blake Moore.

Anson notes at the opening of the Utah Legislature session yesterday, top priority has been given to the development of a critical minerals industry in the State to meet rapidly increasing demand for domestic supply in the United States due to trade restriction imposed by China. The strategy is championed by Governor Cox and Senate President Adams, who both travelled recently to Australia and addressed a symposium at IMARC about the opportunities in critical minerals in Utah at which Anson's Executive Chairman and CEO also spoke. Importantly the objective of the strategy is to approve five critical mineral projects in the next 18 months. See attached article and photos of the panel discussion at the symposium. #lithium #criticalminerals #DoE ksl.com/article/514360…

Anson drilling program of the parallel sidetrack well at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well, Green River Lithium Project, Utah, USA encountered some gas within the Cane Creek zone. Circulated it out by increasing the weight of the drilling muds. Drilling continuing towards the Mississippian Units.

Anson drilling through the Cane Creek (oil and gas zone) at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well parallel sidetracked well at the Green River Lithium Project, Utah, USA. The Cane Creek oil and gas zone identifiable by the change in the darker returns compared to the salts and shale of the Paradox Formation. As expected no oil or gas detected which enables easier drilling down the Mississippian Units in the Leadville Formation.

Anson has reached 8,000 feet at the parallel sidetracked well at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well at the Green River Lithium Project, Utah, USA. Bit changed prior to commencing drilling through the Cane Creek (oil and gas) Formation.

Anson's projects in the Paradox Basin recognized as an area for additional lithium supply to broaden America's footprint in a Policy White Paper "The Strategic Lithium Reserve" published byRK Equity, a leading US based advisory firm specializing in lithium and critical minerals. mcusercontent.com/9a8c41f471f338…

Anson has drilled more than 7,000 feet at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well at the Green River Project, Utah, USA. Still working drilling through the Paradox Formation to collect sample brine from the Mississippian Units in the Leadville Formation at around 10,500 feet.

Anson has completed the swabbing program from the Boysdaba #1 Well, Green River Lithium Project, Utah. Totes are ready for departure to for test work. Brine from the well has delivered to the Mt Fuel drilling program and is in use.

Anson continues to drill through the Paradox Formation comprising mostly of salts in the parallel sidetracked well at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well at the Green River Lithium Project in Utah, USA.

Anson has reached the Paradox Formation with the drilling program at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well. The hard rock zone has been left behind with the majority of the "returns" coming to surface being salts, enabling a faster drilling pace to be achieved.

Anson while continuing to drill at the Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser Well, it is also conducting swabbing of the Boysdaba #1 Well at the Green River Lithium Project in Utah, USA. Brine swabbed from the Boysdaba will be sent to potential partners for on-going test work as well as processed through the Company's on site Sample Demonstration Plant (SDP) at Green River, building up cycles and a data base of results. In addition, some of the waste brine from the well will be used in the drilling program at the Mt Fuel.

Anson bit changed to a 6 1/4" Button bit to drill through the last section of the hard rock zone before entering the Paradox Formation. Returns in the screen showing pieces of the hard rock which are expected to change to a softer area of mainly salts.

Anson "tripping" out the "mill and basket" from the parallel sidetracked Mt Fuel Skyline Geyser well at the Green River Lithium Project. The mill and basket being used to remove the very hard pieces of the rock formation that have caused wear on the drill bits.

Anson drilling through a hard rock zone just above the Paradox Formation is taking its toll on the drill bits which need to be changed. The hard rock zone had been previously logged and was expected. A second hard rock zone is expected before drilling reaches the Paradox Formation. Plenty of bits have been prepared.