EverGreen – Spodumene Discovery at Bynoe Project

Cadence Minerals (AIM: KDNC) is pleased to announce the discovery of spodumene-bearing pegmatites at the Bynoe Project by ASX-listed Evergreen Lithium Limited ("EverGreen") (ASX: EG1). Cadence is an 8.74% shareholder in EverGreen. Link here to view the full Evergreen ASX announcement

Highlights:

• Initial results from the ongoing AC drilling program along Line 6 on the western flank have confirmed multiple intersections of spodumene-bearing pegmatites
• The pegmatite intersections have initially been confirmed in four drill holes - 349, 350, 351, and 352 - with downhole intervals of up to 10m
• Sporadic spodumene crystals were observed in air-core chips within the oxidised and leached pegmatites
• Initial interpretation indicates multiple stacked, shallow-dipping pegmatites, like lithium-bearing systems like Hang Gong and Lees Booth
• Ongoing pegmatite analysis will guide exploration strategies, including deeper RC drilling and optimal drill hole orientation and spacing

EverGreen announced significant progress in its ongoing exploration program at the Bynoe Project, located 50km south of Darwin in the Northern Territory. Preliminary results from air-core drilling along Line 6 on the western side of Evergreen's Bynoe project have confirmed multiple spodumene bearing pegmatite intersections, demonstrating Bynoe project's lithium potential.

Evergreen Exploration Manager Andrew Harwood commented: "The recent drilling results along Line 6 are very promising, strengthening our confidence in the lithium potential at the Bynoe Project. It's exciting to have encountered blind pegmatites early in our reconnaissance air-core drilling program. With numerous targets still to explore, we anticipate more significant discoveries. Our geological team is diligently analysing the data to enhance our understanding of the pegmatite system. Comparisons with nearby prospects, such as Hang Gong, highlight the potential scale of Bynoe's system. We are planning deeper RC drilling and optimising our air-core program to fully assess these promising targets."

Figure 1: Bynoe Project, showing new discovery zone and areas of planned drilling

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