Thundelarra Limited Information

Thundelarra is an Australian mineral exploration company, with active projects in Western Australia and the Northern Territory. At present, our main commodity focus is on copper, gold and uranium, although our projects also have potential for the discovery of base metal (lead, zinc, silver, nickel) and graphite mineralisation. The project that currently attracts the most attention from existing and potential investors is Red Bore, in the Doolgunna region of Western Australia, about 900km NNE of Perth. Thundelarra holds a 90% interest in Red Bore, a granted mining licence about 2 square kilometres in area (a small tenement, but to put its size in context, it's still large enough to contain Kalgoorlie's Golden Mile). Red Bore's most obvious and immediate attraction is its proximity to Sandfire's operating DeGrussa copper-gold mine. DeGrussa's treatment plant is just several hundred metres from the northwest corner of the Red Bore lease. Thundelarra has identified high grade near surface copper mineralisation at Red Bore and is conducting work programmes to explore for extensions and repetitions of that mineralisation, and ultimately its source. Thundelarra also has 90% of Curara Well, a granted Exploration Licence several kilometres north of Red Bore. Again this is prospective for copper-gold mineralisation, potentially of the DeGrussa style. The wholly owned Sophie Downs project is in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia. Sophie Downs contains base metal (copper, lead, zinc, silver) and graphite targets. Thundelarra also holds a 20% free carried interest in Keller Creek in the East Kimberley. This granted exploration licence abuts Panoramic Resources' operating Savannah nickel mine and hosts the estimated 2 kilometre strike length extension of the Savannah North mineralisation, as announced in late August 2015. This augurs well for future development. The Allamber Project in the Northern Territory ("NT") is about 240km south-east of Darwin. It has a number of prospective targets, including copper, lead, zinc, precious metals and uranium. The uranium occurrences at Cliff South and Cleo prospects in particular offer future upside as and when the market for uranium recovers. Thundelarra also has an in situ leach ("ISL") uranium project in Central Australia, about 220km WNW of Alice Springs. This project is large (over 1,300 square kilometres) and future exploration activity there would be best served by a joint venture with a party committed to the future of uranium. The team at Thundelarra is experienced, dedicated and focused on commercial success. We operate efficiently and cost-effectively and aim to deliver a pattern of discoveries and value creation for all shareholders, both through rigorous exploration based on sound geological interpretation; and organic growth through appropriate acquisitions of new projects and targets.