Announcement PDF ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 P 08 6158 9990 Suite 7, 63 Shepperton Road, Victoria Park, WA 6100 ABN 68 009 161 522 Page 1 of 25 RAIDEN OPTIONS LARGE COPPER OPPORTUNITY IN ZAMBIA’S COPPER DOMES REGION HIGHLIGHTS • Raiden has entered into a Binding Option and Earn-In Agreement with Lobito Resources Limited for the Zambia Copper Domes Project. • Raiden has the option to earn up to an 80% interest in the project. • The project comprises a single 507 km² exploration licence in North- Western Province, Zambia, located in the Zambia Copper Domes Region of the Central African Copperbelt. • The Zambia Copper Domes Region is a major sediment-hosted copper district. The Sentinel, Kansanshi and Lumwana mines together produced approximately 58.5% of Zambia copper in 2025.1 • The licence hosts approximately 22 km of interpreted Lower Roan (Mine Series) sub-crop. The Lower Roan is copper host in the Central African Copperbelt, hosting about 80% of the copper produced in the region. No drilling is recorded on the licence in the available historical data.2 • The licence borders First Quantum Minerals’ (FQM) Trident licences and lies approximately 31 km from FQM’s Sentinel copper mine, which produced ~189,000 tonnes of copper in 2025 (approximately 0.8% of global mined copper).1,3,4. Barrick’s Lumwana copper mine, which is being expanded, lies about 40 km from the licence.3,5 • Listed explorers with projects in the region include Prospect Resources (ASX: PSC), Midnight Sun Mining (TSXV: MMA), Tertiary Minerals (AIM: TYM) and Arc Minerals (LSE: ARCM).6,7,8,9 • Raiden considers the Project offers a unique opportunity to pursue a potential copper discovery within a world-class copper province, with exploration success having the potential to generate substantial shareholder value. • The staged earn-in structure and modest initial cash commitment support Raiden’s ongoing strategy of pursuing transactions that align vendor and Raiden’s shareholders’ interests, limiting dilution while allowing Raiden to deploy capital into value generative opportunities. • Raiden continues to assess further opportunities across the copper and gold sectors, with a focus on potential value creation on a per-share basis against funding, dilution and risk considerations. QUICK STATS ASX Code: RDN DAX Code: YM4 BOARD & MANAGEMENT Non-Executive Chairman Mr Michael Davy Managing Director Mr Dusko Ljubojevic Non-Executive Director & Company Secretary Ms Kyla Garic ASSET PORTFOLIO AUSTRALIA Li, Au, Cu, Ni & PGE BULGARIA Cu, Au & Ag BRAZIL Au ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 2 of 25 • Engage directly with us by commenting on our latest announcements via InvestorHub. You can view and comment on this announcement here. Raiden Resources Limited (ASX: RDN) (“Raiden” or “the Company”) is pleased to report that it has entered into a Binding Option and Earn-In Agreement (“Agreement”) with Lobito Resources Limited regarding a large exploration project, the Zambia Copper Domes Project (the "Project”), in the Zambia Copper Domes Region of the Central African Copperbelt. Schedule 1 outlines the key material terms of the Agreement. Mr Dusko Ljubojevic, Managing Director of Raiden commented: “We are incredibly pleased to have secured this exclusive option over the Zambia Copper Domes Project, which offers substantial exploration potential within a world-class copper province. The combination of project scale, prospective geological setting and limited historical exploration makes this a compelling opportunity for Raiden and its shareholders. No drilling is recorded in the available historical data, leaving considerable scope for us to systematically test the Project’s interpreted copper potential, including across 22km strike of Lower Roan sub-crop. The Agreement provides a staged pathway for Raiden to earn up to an 80% interest through defined exploration and development milestones, with the vendors retaining exposure to the Project’s success. Subject to completion of due diligence, we intend to carry out a systematic exploration programme focused on delineating high-impact drill targets for testing. Raiden is continuing to apply transaction discipline as we assess further copper and gold opportunities, pursuing projects capable of delivering shareholder value to Raiden on terms that balance discovery potential, funding requirements and risk. Management are also evaluating opportunities for further divestments in relation to the non-core portfolio of projects, in order to decrease holdings project costs and management time, while strengthening our balance sheet and providing project level upside to shareholders. At the same time, we are progressing the permitting on the Crixas gold tailings project, which the Company believes may have the potential to generate near term production. I look forward to updating shareholders on the Project’s progress in due course.” ZAMBIA COPPER DOMES PROJECT Regional Setting The Project is located in the heart of the Central African Copperbelt (CACB), one of the world’s largest copper-producing regions. The CACB produced approximately 4.1 Mt of copper in 2025, equivalent to approximately 18% of global mined copper production (Table 1 and Figure 1).1,4 ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 3 of 25 Table 1: Copper production of the Central African Copperbelt by district, 2025. District Copper production, 2025 (Mt per year) Share of global production (%) DRC Copperbelt 3.2 14 Zambia Copper Domes Region (Sentinel, Kansanshi and Lumwana) 0.52 2.3 Zambian Copperbelt (estimate) 0.37 1.6 Total: Central African Copperbelt 4.1 18 Figure 1: Project location and the three copper producing districts in the Central African Copperbelt. Table 1 and Figure 1. Map: Lobito Resources. Sources: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 (world mined copper about 23 Mt; DRC); Zambia Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development (January 2026; Zambia 890,346 t); First Quantum (15 January 2026; Sentinel 189 kt, Kansanshi 181 kt); Barrick (Lumwana about 151 kt). The Zambian Copperbelt figure is estimated as Zambia’s national total less the Domes Region mines. Shares are of world mined copper; figures are rounded. District boundaries are illustrative; exact locations are for illustrative purposes only. Copper Mining Activity around the Project and in the Domes Region The Zambia Copper Domes Region hosts three of Zambia’s largest copper mines, which include First Quantum’s Sentinel and Kansanshi mines and Barrick’s Lumwana mine. Together, these three mines ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 4 of 25 produced approximately 521,000 t of copper in 2025, representing ~2.3% of global copper production and ~58.5% of Zambia’s total copper production (Figure 2 and Table 2).1,4 All three mines lie between 31 km and 85 km from the license boundary (Table 2).3 Table 2: Producing copper mines around the Project and in the Domes Region Mine Operator Commodity 2025 production (kt) Distance from licence boundary (km) Sentinel First Quantum Copper 189 31 Lumwana Barrick Copper ~151 40 Kansanshi First Quantum Copper, gold 181 85 Total copper ~521 – Figure 2: Producing copper mines around the Zambia Copper Domes Project and in the Domes Region. Figure 2 and Table 2. Map: Lobito Resources. Sources: First Quantum, 2025 production release (15 January 2026); Barrick (Lumwana, about 151 kt; Super Pit expansion); Zambia Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development (January 2026). Distances measured from the licence boundary. Exact locations are for illustrative purposes only. Mineral Exploration Activity around the Copper Domes Project The area around the Project is under active exploration. Most notably, in its 2025 Zambia Tour presentation, First Quantum identified sulphide copper within a 30–50 km of radius of its Sentinel processing plant as a brownfields exploration focus, as part of its plan to extend the life of its Trident mines.10 Nine selected copper prospects and deposits lie within 50 km of the license. Five are First Quantum targets, including Intrepid, about 2 km from the license boundary, and four are on ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 5 of 25 Prospect Resources’ Mumbezhi licences. Other explorers nearby include Tertiary Minerals (Mukai, with First Quantum, and Mupala) and Arc Minerals (Kabompo West), while Midnight Sun Mining is exploring the Kazhiba and Dumbwa deposits further east (Figure 3 and Table 3).3,6,7,8,9,10 Figure 3: Selected published copper targets and projects around the Zambia Copper Domes Project. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 6 of 25 Table 3: Selected published copper targets and exploration projects near the licence. Target or project Company Distance from licence boundary (km) Intrepid (target) First Quantum 2 Bream (target) First Quantum 8 Dambo (target) First Quantum 18 Tirosa (target) First Quantum 20 Defiance (target) First Quantum 36 West Mwombezhi (target) Prospect Resources 30 Kabikupa (target) Prospect Resources 40 Nyungu (target) Prospect Resources 43 Kamafamba (target) Prospect Resources 47 Mukai (project) Tertiary Minerals (with First Quantum) Next to Trident, ~7 km N of Enterprise Mupala (project) Tertiary Minerals 31 Kabompo West (project) Arc Minerals 48 Kazhiba and Dumbwa (projects) Midnight Sun Mining 79–97* Total within 50 km 9 copper targets; 4 exploration projects – Figure 3 and Table 3. Map: Lobito Resources. Sources: First Quantum, 2025 Zambia Tour presentation (September 2025), slide 28 (target positions read from First Quantum’s map, ±1–2 km); Tertiary Minerals (April 2025); Arc Minerals; Prospect Resources; Midnight Sun Mining. * Approximate position. Exact locations are for illustrative purposes only. Geology and the Lower Roan Copper Target Geological setting. The license lies in the Domes Region of the Lufilian Arc, between two major basin-controlling lineaments: one to the south-west passes through First Quantum’s Sentinel deposit, and one to the south-east passes through the Kansanshi and Lumwana deposits. These deep crustal structures are thought to have controlled the formation of the region’s copper deposits.2 What the Lower Roan is. The copper deposits of the Central African Copperbelt are hosted in the Katanga Supergroup, a 4–10 km thick sequence of sedimentary rocks laid down between about 880 and 530 million years ago in rift basins on older basement rocks. The Lower Roan, known to miners as the Mine Series, is the lowest part of this sequence. It starts with conglomerates and sandstones and is followed by the “Ore Shale”: carbonaceous and dolomitic siltstones and shales deposited when the sea first flooded the rift basins. In the Zambian Copperbelt, the Ore Shale hosts the bulk of the ore at the major mines, including Konkola, Nkana, Chambishi and Luanshya.2 Why the Lower Roan matters. When the basin was later compressed during the Lufilian Orogeny, hot, saline, metal-bearing brines circulated through the sediments along the deep faults. Where these brines met rocks rich in organic carbon and pyrite, the copper came out of solution and was deposited. The Lower Roan is the most important host sequence for sediment-hosted copper deposits in the Central African Copperbelt.2 ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 7 of 25 Figure 4: The Lower Roan (Mine Series) around the Kabompo and Mwombezhi Domes, and the core target in the license. Figure 4. Map: Lobito Resources. Sources: Geological Survey Department of Zambia, 1:100,000 geological maps (sheets 1125 SW and 1225 NE) and Report No. 83 (1998); Williams and Nisbet (2017), Journal of African Earth Sciences 129; core target after Bonel (2026). Outlines simplified; illustrative only. The Lower Roan in the license: published mapping. Lobito’s interpretation of official 1:100,000 mapping by the Geological Survey Department of Zambia shows the Lower Roan sub-cropping along the western side of the license, where it onlaps the basement rocks of the Kabompo Dome, the classic Copperbelt setting. The Survey’s report on the area identifies these basal Katanga rocks (the Kitingulu Formation) as the Lower Roan Group and correlates them with the arenaceous Lower Roan of the Copperbelt, and its records list a copper occurrence (No. 524, Kabompo) within the licence.11 A peer-reviewed interpretation of airborne magnetic, radiometric and electromagnetic data over the Kabompo and Mwombezhi Domes (Williams and Nisbet, 2017) independently traces the Lower Roan around the margin of the Kabompo Dome and into the license, and describes the Lower Roan clastic sediments as economically important (Figure 4).12 ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 8 of 25 The Lower Roan in the license: Lobito’s technical assessment. Based on available information, including Zambian Geological Surveys interpretations, the Lower Roan in the west of the license as extensive and poorly explored, in the classic Zambian Copperbelt setting for significant copper mineralisation. It is estimated that the sub-crop covers about 30 km² and extends for about 22 km of strike (Table 4). A linear magnetic anomaly coincides with the Lower Roan–basement contact, and historical airborne electromagnetic data show two conductors within the Lower Roan that follow its layering (Prospectivity Area 1, Figure 5). As the Lower Roan dips away from the basement domes,11 it is interpreted that it probably extends eastwards beneath the Upper Roan rocks and potentially underlies further areas, which are currently undefined at depth. Furthermore, it is postulated that folding may have pushed the Lower Roan unit close to surface in anticlines (Figure 4), but further exploration and targeting work will be required to substantiate this view. The license has historically been lightly explored, and no drilling is recorded on it. Historical regional stream sediment sampling over the Lower Roan returned background copper values, which may reflect regolith masking any surface signal. At this time, the Company does not have detailed information relating to this stream sediment sampling program and is not relaying on it. On the basis of the available information, the Company believes that the copper potential of the license is high and warrants systematic testing.2 Figure 5: Prospectivity areas in the license, on historical airborne electromagnetic data. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 9 of 25 Table 4: The Lower Roan (Mine Series) in the licence: key points. Item Detail Share of Central African Copperbelt copper hosted by the Lower Roan Approximately 80% Lower Roan sub-crop in the licence Approximately 30 km², along the western side of the licence Strike length within the licence Approximately 22 km Setting Lower Roan interpreted to onlap the basement of the Kabompo Dome: which is the classic Copperbelt setting Geophysics Linear magnetic anomaly defined along the contact; two airborne EM conductors defined within the Lower Roan (Prospectivity Area 1) Extent at depth Potentially underlies a significant portion of the license beneath the Upper Roan; depth, but the extent is unknown currently Exploration to date Historically lightly explored; no drilling recorded; historical stream sediments show background copper Figure 5 and Table 4. Source: adapted from the Lobito Resources technical report (Dr K. Bonel, February 2026), Figure 19, on historical airborne EM data (Anglo American SPECTREM survey, 1999); cropped to the licence (red), with the area outside the licence faded. Prospectivity areas are interpretations and have not been tested. Cautionary statement: nearby mines, deposits and exploration targets are referred to for regional context only. Their presence does not imply that the Project hosts, or will host, mineralisation of similar grade, size or economic potential. No Mineral Resource or Ore Reserve has been estimated for the Project, and no exploration results are reported in this announcement. The geological information on the licence is historical. It comes from Geological Survey Department of Zambia mapping and mineral occurrence records, historical airborne magnetic and electromagnetic surveys, and historical stream sediment and soil data, compiled by Lobito Resources’ consulting geologist, and it has not yet been verified by the Company.2 ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 10 of 25 Access, Transportation and the Lobito Corridor The Project is in the North-Western Province, Zambia, on the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is easily accessible by road, as the main Solwezi–Mwinilunga road crosses the license, and it is close to the national power grid, which supplies First Quantum’s Sentinel mine, about 31 km away, and extends west to Mwinilunga. The proposed Zambia–Lobito rail line, part of the Lobito Corridor linking the Copperbelt to the Atlantic port of Lobito in Angola, is planned along the Solwezi–Mwinilunga road. The railway remains under development. (Figure 6 and Table 5).13 Figure 6: The Lobito Corridor: the existing Lobito Atlantic Railway and the planned Zambia–Lobito line, shown along the Solwezi–Mwinilunga road, which crosses the licence. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 11 of 25 Table 5: The Lobito Corridor. Item Detail Existing railway Lobito–Luau, with onward rail access to Kolwezi and connections to the wider regional network.14 Planned Zambia–Lobito line Chingola–Luacano; proposed railway under development.13 Transit time to the Atlantic AFC expects approximately seven days between the Copperbelt and Lobito following development.13 US DFC financing for the Lobito Atlantic Railway Loan of up to US$553 million for the existing Angola railway and mineral port; financial close announced December 2025.15 European Union and member states Mobilising more than €2 billion across the wider Lobito Corridor initiative.16 Figure 6 and Table 5. Map: Lobito Resources. Routes after the Lobito Corridor Investment Promotion Authority (January 2024); the planned line is indicative. Sources: European Commission; Financial Afrik; The Asset. Exact locations are for illustrative purposes only. PLANNED ACTIVITIES Over the following months, the Company plans to undertake detailed due diligence on Lobito Resources Limited and the license. Management will also evaluate the potential for undertaking targeting activities during the due diligence exercise, which may involve geochemical soil sampling, geophysical surveys, mapping and outcrop sampling. TRANSACTION TERMS The Company has entered into a Binding Option and Earn-In Agreement with Lobito Resources Limited (Lobito), under which Raiden may earn up to an 80% interest in the Zambia Copper Domes Project. The key terms are outlined in Schedule 1 below. Schedule 1 is not exhaustive and the Agreement contains other terms Raiden considers customary for transactions of this nature. This ASX announcement has been authorised for release by the Board of Raiden Resources Limited. We value your feedback and questions. Engage directly with us by commenting on our latest announcements via InvestorHub. You can view and comment on this announcement here. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT DUSKO LJUBOJEVIC Managing Director RAIDEN RESOURCES LIMITED info@raidenresources.com.au www.raidenresources.com.au ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 12 of 25 Schedule 1: Key Material Terms Item Key Material Terms Parties Raiden Resources Limited (Raiden) and Lobito Resources Limited (Lobito). Project and ac- quisition struc- ture Raiden may earn up to an 80% interest in the Zambia Copper Domes Project through shares in Lobito or an agreed Zambian special purpose vehicle holding the Project. The Project comprises Large-Scale Exploration Licence 28312-HQ-LEL, covering approximately 507 km² in North-Western Province, Zambia, and associated technical information. Lobito currently holds 100% of the licence. Mineral rights The earn-in covers all metals and metallic minerals and associated by-prod- ucts. Gemstones and industrial minerals are excluded and will be ring- fenced for Lobito’s existing shareholders before Raiden earns its initial 51% interest. Exclusive option Raiden has an exclusive three-month option from execution to undertake due diligence and elect to proceed with the earn-in. Raiden may extend the option by one additional month. Option fees An initial fee of US$50,000, together with the first monthly option fee of US$15,000, is payable within seven days of execution. Further US$15,000 monthly option fees are payable during the option period. The discretionary one-month extension requires an additional US$15,000 extension fee, as well as the monthly option fee for that month. Exercise and de- ferred consider- ation On exercise, Raiden pays US$150,000 less the monthly option fees already paid, followed by US$150,000 twelve months after exercise. The initial op- tion fee and extension fee are not credited against these payments. If the option is exercised, scheduled cash consideration totals US$350,000, or US$365,000 if the discretionary extension is used, excluding management fees, exploration, studies, other project costs and applicable taxes and du- ties. Management fee From option exercise, Raiden and Lobito will enter into a country manage- ment agreement, which will be in place up to the point where Raiden earns into a 51% interest in the project. Regulatory ap- provals Lobito must seek the required Zambian Minerals Regulation Commission approval for Raiden’s acquisition of control and any required licence con- sent. These are not conditions to exercising the option, but exploration un- der the earn-in cannot commence until the option has been exercised and the approvals obtained. Required land-access consents and environmental approvals must also be obtained for the relevant fieldwork and drilling. If the Commission’s decision remains outstanding at option expiry, other than because of Raiden’s delay, the option is extended without further option fees until 15 business days after the decision, subject to a maximum exten- sion of 60 days. Stage 1 — 51% interest Raiden may earn an initial 51% interest by funding and completing 6,500 metres of reverse circulation and/or diamond drilling within 24 months of option exercise, subject to the extension and drilling carry-forward provi- sions below. Air core and RAB drilling do not qualify. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 13 of 25 Stage 2 — 65% interest Subject to satisfying the Stage 1 reporting requirements, Raiden may elect to proceed within 120 days of its Stage 1 acquisition notice. It may earn a further 14% interest, increasing its interest to 65%, by funding and complet- ing a further 7,000 metres of reverse circulation and/or diamond drilling, for 13,500 metres in total, within 24 months of that notice. Stage 3 — 75% interest Raiden may earn a further 10% interest, increasing its interest to 75%, by funding and announcing a positive Pre-Feasibility Study on ASX within 24 months of its Stage 2 acquisition notice. Raiden may extend this period by 12 months by written notice. Stage 4 — 80% interest Following Stage 3, Raiden may earn a further 5% interest, increasing its in- terest to 80%, by announcing a decision to mine on ASX. No fixed deadline is specified for this stage. Earn-in exten- sions and drill- ing carry-for- ward The Stage 1–3 periods are extended for qualifying delays beyond Raiden’s reasonable control. If at least 3,000 metres have been drilled by the end of Stage 1, the agreement provides for deferred completion of the remaining drilling. Alternatively, with Lobito’s written agreement following a technical committee recommendation that Stage 1 objectives have been achieved, Raiden may earn its 51% interest and carry the outstanding metres into Stage 2. The combined drilling requirement remains 13,500 metres. Joint venture and sole fund- ing An incorporated joint venture commences when Raiden earns its initial 51% interest, with Raiden nominating the initial manager. Raiden funds project activities and free-carries the other owners until a decision to mine is an- nounced, including if Raiden ceases earning further interests before reach- ing 80%. Specified joint venture matters require joint approval. Withdrawal Subject to the Stage 1 flexibility provisions, if Raiden does not achieve or elects not to proceed with Stage 1, either party may terminate on at least three months’ written notice, with Raiden retaining no project interest and delivering the project data to Lobito. Raiden may withdraw from subsequent earn-in stages on at least 30 days’ written notice, retaining its earned inter- est subject to the continuing joint venture and funding provisions. Funding after a decision to mine Following announcement of a decision to mine, shareholders contribute to joint venture expenditure in proportion to their interests or dilute. By mutual agreement, Raiden may fund the other shareholders’ contribution through a loan at a commercial interest rate repayable from their operating profits, or in exchange for a further 10% interest, but not both. Dilution, royalty and carried-in- terest election An interest diluted below 10% converts to a 1.5% net smelter return royalty. The non-diluting shareholder may purchase 0.5 percentage points of that royalty for US$2.5 million, reducing it to 1%. Before conversion, Lobito’s shareholders may instead elect to retain a 10% carried interest. Raiden then funds their further equity contributions, recoverable with commercial inter- est only from their share of dividends, without further dilution below 10%. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 14 of 25 Option-fee re- payment If Raiden does not exercise because of a material title defect, community is- sues arising during the option period that permanently prevent project ac- cess, or refusal of the specified regulatory approval or consent, the initial and monthly option fees are refundable within 30 days. Otherwise, recovery is subject to the agreement’s conditional provisions: at Lobito’s election, re- payment from net proceeds of a qualifying third-party transaction or invest- ment within five years, subject to delivery of data and a closure report, or through Lobito shares at independently determined fair market value. The fees are not a debt, and no repayment is required if no qualifying transac- tion or investment occurs within five years. These provisions exclude the ex- tension fee. Tenure The licence’s current term expires on 8 April 2028, with one further renewal available to 8 April 2031, subject to the applicable renewal and area-relin- quishment requirements. Facilitation Fee The Company has agreed to pay a facilitation fee for the transaction to an unrelated party. The fee will consist of A$50,000 payment (in cash or RDN shares, at the Company’s election), on exercise of the election and: a further payment of A$50,000 payment (in cash or RDN shares, at the Company’s election), on the 12-month anniversary of the exercise of the election. ASX RELEASE | 11 November 2026 Page 15 of 25 Sources referenced in this release 1. First Quantum Minerals Ltd, ‘First Quantum Minerals Announces 2025 Preliminary Production and 2026–2028 Guidance’, 15 January 2026, pp. 2–3; Barrick Mining Corporation, Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Management’s Discussion and Analysis, released 5 February 2026, p. 40; and Zambia Revenue Authority, Annual Report 2025, p. 27. 2. Lobito Resources Limited, Exploration Strategy and Plan, Licence 28312-HQ-LEL, prepared by Dr K. Bonel, consulting geologist, February 2026 (unpublished), compiling Geological Survey Department of Zambia mapping and mineral occurrence records and historical airborne geophysical and geochemical data. 3. Lobito Resources Limited, spatial measurements from the Project licence boundary defined by Pegging Certificate 1402/25 to the mapped mine and prospect locations, using the published sources cited in this announcement. 4. U.S. Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, Copper chapter, ‘World Mine and Refinery Production and Reserves’ table, 2025 estimated mine-production figures (DRC and world totals). 5. Barrick Mining Corporation, ‘Barrick Reports First Quarter 2026 Results’, 11 May 2026, ‘Key Growth Projects’ section (Lumwana Super Pit expansion). 6. Prospect Resources Limited, ‘Prospect’s Mumbezhi Copper Project Ownership To Increase To 90%’, ASX announcement, 5 March 2026, including Figure 1 and the ‘About the Mumbezhi Copper Project’ section. 7. Midnight Sun Mining Corp., ‘Midnight Sun Extends Dumbwa Copper Deposit to Over 5.3 Kilometres; Remains Open Along Strike With Drilling Ongoing’, 13 May 2026; and ‘Midnight Sun Files Technical Report for Kazhiba Main Copper Oxide Project’, 9 March 2026. 8. Tertiary Minerals plc, ‘Operations Update, Zambia’, 5 May 2026, p. 4, ‘Mukai Project’ and ‘Mupala Project’ sections. 9. Arc Minerals Ltd, ‘Kabompo West, Zambia’, 22 September 2026, slides 11-12. 10. First Quantum Minerals Ltd, 2025 Zambia Tour presentation, 22–26 September 2025, slide 27, ‘Extending Trident’s Mine Life’ (brownfields exploration strategy and published prospect-location map). 11. Mulela, D. and Seifert, A.V., Geology of the Mwombezhi Dome and Jiwundu Swamp areas, Geological Survey Department of Zambia, Report No. 83, 1998, and associated 1:100,000 geological mapping and mineral occurrence records. 12. Williams, P.R. and Nisbet, B.W. (2017), ‘Structural framework of the Lufilian Fold Belt in the Domes region of North Western Province, Zambia from interpretation of geophysical data’, Journal of African Earth Sciences, vol. 129, pp. 542–557, doi:10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2017.01.029. 13. Africa Finance Corporation, ‘Zambia–Lobito Railway Moves Towards Financial Close as President Hichilema Meets AFC Leadership’, 3 November 2026. 14. Lobito Atlantic Railway, ‘FAQs’, sections describing the railway’s operating network and its relationship to the wider Lobito Corridor, 9 February 2026. 15. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, ‘DFC Announces Investments Supporting Developmen