Announcement PDF ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Multiple High-Grade Antimony Visual Discoveries and High-Grade Drilling Results at Treasure Creek Felix Gold (ASX:FXG) has made two new massive crystalised stibnite discoveries (0.5-1m widths) at surface 75m west and 35m east of previously reported drilling at Treasure Creek, significantly expanding the known mineralised system. Further high grade antimony drill intercepts which continue to demonstrate continuity of the system. Join Executive Director of Felix Gold, Joe Webb, for an online investor briefing.​ Register here: https://felixgold.investorportal.com.au/investor-briefing Highlights: Major New Visual Discoveries of Near-Pure Stibnite at Surface (Visual - Assays Pending)* ●​ Two new massive crystalised stibnite discoveries made at surface 35m east and 75m west of previously reported drilling with average widths from up to 1m. ●​ Mineralisation exposed during drill pad construction, confirming significant system expansion and additional upside potential of the resource. ●​ Multiple structural orientations indicate the antimony system extends well beyond current drill coverage. Massive Stibnite estimated at approximately 50% Sb. *Visual estimates of mineral abundance should never be considered a proxy or substitute for laboratory analyses where concentrations or grades are the factor of principal economic interest. Visual estimates also potentially provide no information regarding impurities or deleterious physical properties relevant to valuations. High-Grade Drilling Confirms System Robustness ●​ 6.1 m @ 7.86% Sb from 39.62m – in vein (Hole 25TCRC009) ●​ 13.72 m @ 1.42% Sb from 45.72m – wide mineralised zone suitable for bulk mining. ​ (Hole 25TCRC018) ●​ 7.62 m @ 2.55% Sb from 15.24m (incl. 3.05 m @ 6.19% Sb from 15.24m) – high-grade core within broader envelope.(Hole 25TCRC028) ●​ Results validate continuity across 200 + metre strike and demonstrate scalability. Development Progressing Rapidly ●​ 97 holes (6,430 m) drilled; assays pending for 64 antimony and 97 gold holes. ●​ 1,600 t bulk-sample permit amendment lodged; full operational permit in preparation.* ●​ Winter drilling ongoing with short mid-season break (mid-Dec 2025 – mid-Jan 2026). *Production scenarios are conceptual only and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, feasibility work, permitting and Board approval. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 1 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Felix Gold’s Executive Director, Joe Webb, commented: “The biggest challenge in the Western world isn’t processing technology — it’s ore supply. Felix Gold is directly addressing that challenge. Our latest drilling continues to deliver exceptionally high-grade intercepts, plus massive, crystallized stibnite exposed from surface, confirming a globally significant antimony system. The company is advancing every element required for production — from baseline environmental studies and permitting through to engineering design, exploration expansion, and feasibility studies — ensuring a technically robust and environmentally responsible pathway to near-term U.S. supply. Felix Gold is building a reliable, end-to-end solution — proving potential ore supply, compliant development, and targeting stockpiling imminently. No feasibility study has been completed, production scenarios are conceptual only and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, feasibility work, permitting and Board approval. These discoveries mark a major step forward — not just for Felix Gold, but for what the United States is trying to achieve under the new Administration’s critical minerals strategy. We are progressing what the Trump Executive Orders call for: immediate, high-grade, domestic supply of defense-critical metals produced on U.S. soil. The new massive crystalised stibnite discoveries and high-grade antimony drilling results provide increased confidence that our Treasure Creek project can has the potential to support the U.S. defense industrial base with secure, high-purity antimony feedstock.”​ Surface Visual Discoveries Felix Gold has made two new surface discoveries of stibnite veining located approximately 75 m west and 35 m east of previously reported drilling at the NW Array prospect, confirming that the mineralised system extends well beyond areas defined by current drilling. Antimony mineralisation was documented at two separate drill pad sites (Pad 29 and Pad MW-8D, Fig 1), occurring in zones up to 1 m wide within felsic porphyry intrusive rocks. The distinct structural orientations (015° NNE and 085° ENE) indicate multiple mineralising events and a more complex and larger system than previously understood. The presence of stibnite at surface—encountered incidentally during construction—highlights the potential for additional shallow, high-grade mineralised zones open in all directions. ​ Fig. 1 Location of new massive stibnite surface discoveries Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 2 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Pad 29 Discovery (461640E, 7208938N): ●​ 7-metre long exposure open to south of 0.5 m - 1 m wide zone of veining ●​ NNE strike (015°) within felsic porphyry intrusive, open to south and truncates against schist contact to north. ●​ Unusual orientation of veining compared with exposures to east ●​ Mineralisation continues into undisturbed ground to south Pad MW-8D Discovery (461831E, 7208968N): ●​ 5-metre long exposure with zone up to 1 m wide containing patchy stibnite mineralisation ●​ ENE strike (085°) through felsic porphyry intrusive Note that visual estimates of mineral abundance should never be considered a proxy or substitute for laboratory analyses where concentrations or grades are the factor of principal economic interest. Visual estimates also potentially provide no information regarding impurities or deleterious physical properties relevant to valuations. Photo 1. Exposure of zone of stibnite veining zone exposed during drill pad clearing at Pad 29. Right: view looking along strike of 0.6 m wide part of vein zone with margins indicated by dashed line, light grey metallic material is stibnite. Left: patches of massive stibnite within the vein zone, individual pieces up to 10 cm wide. extends for at least 7 m, trends 015° and is between 0.5 m and 1 m total width. ​ Cautionary statement: Visual estimates of mineral abundance should never be considered a proxy or substitute for laboratory analyses where concentrations or grades are the factor of principal economic interest. Visual estimates also potentially provide no information regarding impurities or deleterious physical properties relevant to valuations. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 3 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Developing Model of Grade Distribution in Breccia and Veins Drilling to date has enabled a clearer understanding of the distribution of grade and thickness changes within the mineralised breccia unit and the vein originally exposed at surface in trench 25NWTR005. The emerging model of the breccia (presented in plan in Fig 2 and long section in Fig 3 indicates that zones of higher antimony grade and greater thickness appear to align roughly parallel to the dip direction of the breccia unit. The alignment of these zones may be due to the intersection of the E-W veins, although this is yet to be demonstrated with any certainty. Intersections within one of the better drilled vein zones (the same zone exposed in trench 25NWTR005 and reported on 15th September 2025) are presented in Fig 4 and Fig 5. The controls on grade and thickness are less clear at this stage: both steep or gently plunging zones of higher grade could be interpreted, although a steeply west plunging zone from the trench appears more likely. Trench mapping indicated at least one NW trending fault offsetting this vein with a displacement of about 4 m, which is not shown on the section and which may account for some of the apparent thickness changes and missing vein intersections. ​ Fig. 2 Plan view Drill Intercections – Breccia Fig. 2 Plan view of mid-points of drillhole intersections through mineralised breccia unit coloured by estimated true thickness x Sb% ​ FIg. 3 Vertical longitudinal section A-B with intersection mid-points coloured by estimated true thickness x Sb% grade. Drill intersections with pending assays included, labelled with estimated true thickness of breccia. Breccia zone has a variable strike, from N-S to NE-SW and is dipping between 50° and 60° to the west/southwest. Composite grades and thicknesses within the breccia unit are variable and work is ongoing to understand the geological controls on mineralisation. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 4 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ​ ​ Fig. 3 Vertical longitudinal section A-B Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 5 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ​ Fig. 4 Plan view Drill Intersections – Vien Fig. 4 Plan view of mid-points of drillhole intersections through vein exposed in trench 25NWTR005 coloured by estimated true thickness x Sb%. Fig. 5 Vertical longitudinal section A-B with intersection mid-points coloured by estimated true thickness x Sb% grade. Drill intersections with pending assays included, labelled with estimated true thickness of vein. ​ Fig. 5 Vertical longitudinal section A-B Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 6 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ​ Drilling Results – NW Array 2025 Program Program Overview An extensive program of drilling at the NW Array gold-antimony prospect is currently underway, which will continue over the winter season. To date a total of 54 RC holes for 3025.19 m (including 4 water monitoring bores) and 54 diamond holes for 4440.5 m have been completed. Drilling is targeted at better defining the extents and grade of high-grade antimony and gold mineralisation intersected in previous drilling and trenching campaigns. Samples from the drilling program have been submitted to MSA Laboratories in Vancouver for multi-element analysis with specialised methods for high grade antimony (see below) and PhotonAssay for gold. Due to the current high demand on laboratories, no gold analyses have been received for the 2025 drilling. Assay results are pending for 36 diamond holes and 22 RC holes. Results Antimony assays were received for thirteen (13) reverse circulation (RC) drill holes from the 2025 drilling program. Significant intersections are summarised in Table 1, with drill hole details in Table 2 and full sampling details presented in Appendix 1. Locations of intersections with respect to other drill holes and interpreted structures are presented in plan view in Fig 6 and in cross-sections in Fig 6 and Fig 7. Hole 25TCRC009 – Best Intersection 6.1m @ 7.86% Sb The best intersection of 6.1 m @ 7.86% Sb from 39.62 m in hole 25TCRC009 is from a high-grade part of a vein zone that was also intersected in holes 25TCRC012, 013 and 019. The latter hole intersections were narrower and lower grade, although they are consistent with a vein zone striking 065° and dipping 78° south-southeast. Estimated true width of the vein zone is up to 2.5 m at the 25TCDC009 intersection, although it should be noted that RC sampling occurs over fixed downhole intervals of 1.52 m and the actual width of mineralisation may be less than this and higher grade. This same zone is intersected to the southwest by diamond hole 25TCDC026 (assays pending), where stibnite veins are logged. Hole 25TCRC018 – Black Breccia Zone Hole 25TCRC018 intersected 13.72 m @ 1.42% Sb from 45.72 m, including 6.09 m @ 2.89% Sb from 51.82 m within what is most likely to be the same “black breccia” unit in previously reported holes 25TCDC023, 25TCDC010 and 25TCDC007. Another intersection higher in hole 25TCRC018 of 3.04 m @ 4.7% Sb is interpreted as a zone of vein-style mineralisation. Hole 25TCRC028 – Vein Zone Hole 25TCRC028 intersected 7.62 m @ 2.55% Sb from 15.24 m including 3.05 m @ 6.17% Sb from 15.24 m within a vein zone correlated with trench 25NWTR005. Holes 25TCRC010 (1.42 m @ 2.71% Sb from 50.29 m) and 25TCRC031 (6.1 m @ 0.91% Sb from 42.76 m) also intersected the same vein zone. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 7 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Other Intersections The remaining intersections shown in Table 1 are interpreted as mostly narrow and lower grade vein zones that are as yet not modelled as significant structures able to be traced across multiple drill holes. No significant intersections greater than 0.2% Sb were produced from holes 25TCRC0022 and 25TCRC023. These holes were drilled on the eastern margin of known mineralisation. Table 1: Significant Antimony Intersections (>0.2% Sb cut-off): Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Est. True Width (m) Sb_pct As_ppm 25TCRC009 39.62 45.72 6.1 2.6 7.86 697 25TCRC010 15.24 18.29 3.05 0.99 1514 and 50.29 51.82 1.53 1.2 2.71 509 25TCRC012 22.86 25.91 3.05 1.5 0.54 3276 25TCRC013 9.14 12.19 3.05 1.2 0.27 547 25TCRC014 39.62 42.67 3.05 0.22 2761 25TCRC018 21.34 24.38 3.04 2.0 4.7 659 25TCRC018 and 30.48 33.53 3.05 1.58 523 and 45.72 59.44 13.72 6.0 1.42 2970 inc 51.82 57.91 6.09 2.89 2207 25TCRC019 15.24 18.29 3.05 1.4 0.74 1701 25TCRC028 15.24 22.86 7.62 2.55 802 inc 15.24 18.29 3.05 2.8 6.19 536 25TCRC031 42.67 48.77 6.1 0.95 1385 25TCRC032 21.34 22.86 1.52 0.55 2661 ​ Table 2: Hole Locations Treasure Creek Tenement, NW Array Target Area HoleID Hole Type UTM_NAD83_Zone 06N EOH (m) Azimuth (m) Dip (m) East North RL (m) 25TCRC009 RC 461769.54 7208918.67 451.35 57.91 29.6 -46.2 25TCRC010 RC 461760.48 7208899.615 451.84 76.2 0.2 -45.25 25TCRC012 RC 461777.73 7208936.585 450.82 50.29 45.8 -44.6 25TCRC013 RC 461775.92 7208937.035 450.84 50.29 2.4 -44.8 25TCRC014 RC 461752.38 7208880.711 452.18 53.34 24.5 -45.2 25TCRC018 RC 461787.37 7208960.003 448.61 67.06 331.5 -44.1 25TCRC019 RC 461785.6 7208959.677 448.65 50.29 170.2 -44.9 25TCRC021 RC 461752.84 7208874.532 452.27 60.96 72.9 -49.3 25TCRC022 RC 461787.29 7208901.202 445.86 60.96 2.5 -45.45 25TCRC023 RC 461787.8 7208901.801 445.9 50.29 34.4 -44.2 25TCRC028 RC 461744.53 7208932.015 457.16 50.29 336.3 -44.7 25TCRC031 RC 461742.52 7208910.614 458.24 65.53 352.5 -45.2 25TCRC032 RC 461732.21 7208888.712 459.01 67.06 31.5 -44.7 Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 8 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ​ Fig 6. Drill hole location map with all reported intersections shown. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 9 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ​ Fig 7. Section A–B Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 10 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Fig 8. Section C–D Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 11 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Treasure Creek Project Overview The Treasure Creek Project is located in the Fairbanks Mining District, Alaska, approximately 35km northeast of Fairbanks and 20 minutes from Felix's operational base. The project hosts the historic Scrafford Mine, Alaska's second-largest historical antimony producer with recorded production grades uo to 58% Sb. NW Array Prospect The NW Array Prospect represents a high-grade antimony-dominant system characterised by stibnite mineralization hosted in thrust-fault structures within the broader Treasure Creek structural corridor. Historical sampling by the US Bureau of Mines recorded grades up to 58% Sb from underground development at Scrafford. ​ Fig 9. Location of NW Array within Treasure Creek with near-term antimony production focus Felix's exploration in early 2025 discovered a 25-metre-long stibnite vein near surface with intersections including 3m @ 50.26% Sb (true width). Systematic drilling has now defined more veining, extended mineralization over an area approximately 200 metres by 125 metres to depths exceeding 150 metres vertically, with the system remaining open along strike and at depth. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 12 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Key Project Attributes ●​ Location: Alaska, USA – stable jurisdiction with established mining history ●​ Infrastructure: 20 minutes from Fairbanks with year-round road access, grid power, skilled workforce ●​ Mineralization: High-grade stibnite with simple mineralogy (predominantly Sb₂S₃) ●​ Timeline: Targeting Q4 2025 to Q1 2026 for initial production from bulk sampling* ●​ Permits: Bulk sample permit amendment lodged; multi-year permit targeting Q1 2026 submission ●​ Strategic Context: Domestic US antimony supply for defence and industrial applications *Production timeline is conceptual and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, permitting approvals, funding, and Board approval. Next Steps Note: All development activities relating to production are conceptual and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, feasibility work, permitting and Board approval. Exploration and Geology ●​ Winter drilling program continuing at NW Array through Q4 2025 ●​ Core drilling continuing to refine structural controls around new surface discoveries; mineralisation open in all directions ●​ Structural geology specialist mobilising to site to evaluate surface discoveries and guide follow-up work ●​ Surface mapping and sampling of Pad 29 and MW-8D discoveries underway ●​ Extensive antimony and gold assays pending from 2025 drilling campaign ●​ Resource modelling update incorporating 2025 drilling campaign Metallurgy and Processing ●​ BCR hydrometallurgical leach test results pending ●​ Representative composite sample metallurgical testwork program planned across ore body grade range ●​ Geometallurgical characterisation utilising 2025 drilling program samples to define processing parameters Engineering and Feasibility ●​ Detailed feasibility-level engineering studies to define capital and operating costs Permitting and Approvals ●​ Bulk sample permit amendment approval expected Q4 2025 ●​ Multi-year operational permit preparation advancing Commercial ●​ Ongoing engagement with potential offtake partners and funding sources Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 13 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Assessing the Viability of Near-Term Production (Previously announced, repeated for context. See ASX: 16 Oct 2025, 15 Sept 2025, 7 Oct 2025) With very high antimony grades exposed at surface and strong existing infrastructure, Felix is advancing a streamlined development pathway targeting potential production commencement in Q4 2025–Q1 2026. No feasibility study has been completed, production scenarios are conceptual only and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, feasibility work, permitting and Board approval. ​ Felix’s Strategy: Start Small, Start Fast. ●​ Direct access to high-grade mineralisation– up to 3m @ 50.26% Sb at surface, with a 25m outcropping stibnite vein (open along strike and at depth) and multiple additional veins identified from drilling. ●​ Low-capex, modular approach – assessing the viability of simple crushing, screening, and concentration rather than complex large-scale builds. ●​ Accelerated pathway – assessing the viability of small-scale surface mining to reduce geological risk, eliminating underground development, and minimising environmental footprint. Strategic Significance – Small-Scale Solution to a Big Supply Gap ●​ For U.S. supply chain security: Rapid-response production, aligned with federal priorities, potentially addressing a meaningful portion of U.S. demand. ●​ For global markets: Premium positioning in a tight market, first-mover advantage ●​ For Felix and investors: Potential low capital intensity, rapid payback potential, and multiple funding pathways* *No feasibility study completed, production scenarios are conceptual only and subject to completion of appropriate technical studies, feasibility work, permitting, and Board approval. The Strategic Opportunity: ​ Perfect Timing Meets Perfect Geology China's Export Ban Creates Supply Crisis In December 2024, China formally banned antimony exports to the United States, severing America's primary supply chain for a metal essential across multiple critical industries. With China controlling 85% of global antimony processing and the U.S. importing 100% of its antimony needs, this represents an unprecedented threat to American industrial supply chains. The vulnerability in numbers: ●​ U.S. antimony import dependence: nearly 100% Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 14 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 ●​ China + Russia control of global antimony production: +90% ●​ U.S. defense stockpile status: Critical shortfall (Department of War assessment) ●​ Time since last U.S. mining production: 30+ years​ Critical Applications Drive Urgent Demand Antimony is irreplaceable across America's key industrial sectors: ●​ Defense & National Security: Military munitions and defense systems, night vision systems and infrared sensors, nuclear weapons production, advanced semiconductors (indium antimonide for surveillance and space applications) ●​ Clean Energy Transition: Solar panel glass production — antimony trioxide essential for PV glass manufacturing (fastest-growing antimony market), energy storage systems, power grid infrastructure ●​ Industrial & Consumer Applications: Electronics manufacturing, automotive industry components, building materials, lead-acid batteries ●​ Market impact: Antimony prices have rocketed from US$11,000/tonne to over US$60,000/tonne through 2024 to 2025 (https://www.coreconsultantsgroup.com/antimony-from-niche-metal-to-global-frenzy May 2025, data sourced from Fast Markets), with limited substitution options creating extended deficit conditions. Washington Mobilizes Funding The U.S. government response has been swift and unprecedented: ●​ Executive Order 14156 (January 20, 2025): "Declaring a National Energy Emergency" — Formal emergency declaration covering energy and critical minerals with streamlined permitting and emergency authorities ●​ Executive Order 14241 (March 20, 2025): "Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production" — Invokes Defense Production Act for critical minerals with 10-day deadlines for agencies to identify priority projects for immediate approval Federal Funding and Offtake Mechanisms, including but not limited to: ●​ Defense Production Act Title III: Direct funding for domestic critical mineral production capabilities ●​ CHIPS and Science Act: US$280 billion program includes funding for antimony semiconductor applications ●​ National Energy Dominance Council: Fast-track permitting for strategic mineral projects ●​ National Defense Stockpile: Defense Logistics Agency manages strategic reserves with antimony identified as critical shortfall requiring replenishment ●​ Government Offtake Options: Multi-year purchase agreements, pre-purchase mechanisms, and stockpile procurement similar to DoD contracts with MP Materials for rare earths Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 15 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Economic reality: The US Government is investing heavily on emergency antimony stockpiling — an approach the Department of War acknowledges as unsustainable. With nearly 100% import reliance and antimony identified as one of the most critical materials in strategic shortfall, the federal strategy has shifted to supporting the development of domestic supply chains. ​ This ASX release was approved for release by the Board.​ ENDS Join Executive Director of Felix Gold, Joe Webb, for an online investor briefing.​ Register here: https://felixgold.investorportal.com.au/investor-briefing Enquiries Joseph Webb ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Reach Markets Executive Director ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Investor and Media Relations Felix Gold Limited ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Ph: 1300 805 795 Ph: +61 422 955 411 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ E: ir@reachmarkets.com.au E: joe.webb@felixgold.com.au ​ About Felix Gold Felix Gold Limited (ASX: FXG) is an ASX-listed gold and critical minerals discovery business operating in the highly endowed Tintina Gold Province of Alaska in the United States. Our flagship asset is a substantial landholding in the world-class Fairbanks Gold District, where historical gold production exceeds 16 Moz and historical antimony production shows grades up to 58% Sb from the Scrafford Mine at Treasure Creek, Alaska's second-largest historical antimony producer. In Fairbanks, our tenements sit within one of the largest gold production centres in the entire Tintina belt and lie in close proximity to both Kinross Gold’s Tier 1 gold mine, Fort Knox, and the rapidly growing Freegold Ventures’ discovery, Golden Summit. Felix’s key projects are located only 20 minutes from our operational base in the central mining services hub of Fairbanks City, Alaska. This base is a huge advantage for Felix with its existing infrastructure, low-cost power, skilled workforce and long history of gold and antimony production. It allows us to explore year-round and delivers genuine potential development pathways for our assets. Felix’s value proposition is simple: we are striving to be the premier gold and critical minerals exploration business in the Tintina Province through the aggressive pursuit and realisation of Tier 1 gold discoveries.​ ​ Visit the Felix Gold website for more information. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 16 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 Competent Person Statements The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results is based on information compiled by Dr James Lally, a Competent Person who is a Member of The Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Dr Lally is an independent consultant to Felix Gold Limited and is a shareholder in the Company. Dr Lally has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralization and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which is being undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 Edition of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves.’ Dr Lally consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears. Forward-Looking Statements Various statements in this release constitute statements relating to intentions, future acts and events. Such statements are generally classified as “forward-looking statements” and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other important factors that could cause those future acts, events and circumstances to differ materially from what is presented or implicitly portrayed herein. Words such as “anticipates”, “expects”, “intends”, “plans”, “believes”, “seeks”, “estimates” and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Felix cautions shareholders and prospective shareholders not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements and references to what events have transpired for other entities, which reflect the view of Felix only as of the date of this release. The forward-looking statements made in this release relate only to events as of the date on which the statements are made. Various statements in this release may also be based on the circumstances of other entities. Felix gives no assurance that the anticipated results, performance or achievements expressed or implied in those statements will be achieved. This release details some important factors and risks that could cause the actual results to differ from the forward-looking statements and circumstances of other entities in this release.​ ​ Previous Disclosure – 2012 JORC Code The information in this release that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Exploration Targets for Felix’s Fairbanks Gold Projects was extracted from the following ASX Announcements: 16 Oct 2025​ FXG: High-Grade Drilling Results at US Antimony Project 07 Oct 2025​ FXG: Further High-Grade Antimony Results at NW Array 15 Sept 2025 ​ FXG: High Grade Antimony Drill Intersections and Project Update 11 June 2025 ​ FXG: Drilling/Studies Underway at High-Grade Antimony Project 29 May 2025​ FXG: High-Grade Antimony Concentrate Results from Met Test Work 12 Feb 2025​ FXG: High-Grade Antimony True Width of 3m at 50.26% 23 Jan 2025​ FXG: High-grade Antimony and Gold Results from Trenching 28 Aug 2024​ FXG: High Grade Antimony Assay Results up to 15.99% Sb 20 Jun 2024​ FXG: Maiden NW Array Inferred Mineral Resource 19 Oct 2023​ FXG: High Grade Antimony Assays up to 28% Sb Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 17 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 17 Jul 2023​ FXG: High-Grade Critical Mineral Discovery at NW Array 09 Dec 2022​ FXG: Scrafford Shear Potential Grows and High-Grade Antimony Initiatives Commenced 28 Jan 2022​ FXG: Felix Gold Prospectus A copy of such announcements is available to view on the Felix Gold Limited website felixgold.investorportal.com.au. These previous reports were issued in accordance with the 2012 Edition of the JORC Code. The Company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the original market announcements. The Company confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person's findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcement. Felix Gold Limited (ASX.FXG)​ ​ 18 ASX Announcement 30th October 2025 APPENDIX: JORC Code Table 1 Report Section 1: Sampling Techniques and Data Criteria Explanation Commentary Sampling techniques ●​ Nature and quality of sampling (eg cut channels, random chips, or specific specialised industry standard measurement tools appropriate to the minerals under investigation, such as downhole gamma sondes, or handheld XRF instruments, etc.). These examples should not be taken as limiting the broad meaning of sampling. ●​ Include reference to measures taken to ensure sample representivity and the appropriate calibration of any measurement tools or systems used. ●​ Aspects of the determination of mineralisation that are Material to the Public Report. In cases where ‘industry standard’ work has been done this would be relatively simple (eg ‘reverse circulation drilling was used to obtain 1 m samples from which 3 kg was pulverised to produce a 30 g charge for