Hidden Jewel Gold Project

Strategic Location. Proven Gold Corridor.

Located 50 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie, the Hidden Jewel Project sits within the highly prospective Golden Cities granodiorite — an area that has historically produced over 280,000 ounces of gold. The project lies just north of the former Golden Cities/Federal mining centre and within trucking distance of Norton Gold Fields’ 5 million tonne per annum Paddington mill.

Previous exploration, including shallow RAB and RC drilling, has intersected anomalous gold mineralisation. More recently, auger sampling programs have defined multiple gold anomalies, and Cavalier has identified at least three compelling untested targets. These targets are associated with interpreted structural intersections known to host gold elsewhere in the Eastern Goldfields.

With proximity to processing infrastructure and underexplored high-grade potential, Hidden Jewel is a key exploration asset within Cavalier’s expanding gold portfolio.

✅ Located within Golden Cities granodiorite, 50km north of Kalgoorlie

✅ Historical gold production nearby exceeding 280,000 ounces

✅ Auger-defined anomalies and multiple untested targets near structural intersections

Historic shallow Reverse Circulation (RC) and Rotary Air Blast (RAB) drilling has intersected anomalous gold mineralisation and auger sampling has delineated a gold anomaly. Further geological work by the Company has also indicated 3 untested target areas of interest.

Additional exploration is planned to test this anomaly for primary mineralisation hosted in narrow, quartz/sulphide veins similar to that found south at Golden Cities Project.

Tenement P24/5568 is located close the active Rose Dam mining area, approximately 3km west of the Norton Gold Fields 5Mtpa Paddington Gold mill. Previous exploration on the tenement has been limited.

There is the potential that the known paleo channel extends northeast through the tenement, but this remains largely untested. The company intends to carry out an aircore program through the area to test for any potential extensions.