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Aurelia purchases Hera Mine from CBH Resources in September as an underdeveloped gold-lead-zinc silver deposit.

Following extensive geological drilling and feasibility activities, the Hera Definitive Feasibility Study is delivered.

Development approval for Hera is received from the NSW Government in July.

Hera Project construction commences in January.

First production from the Hera Mine is delivered in September.

Commercial production achieved from Hera Mine in April.

Aurelia completes the purchase of Peak Mine from Toronto-listed miner, New Gold in April.

Through accelerated mining of the high-grade polymetallic Chronos deposit, investment payback on the A$59 million purchase price was achieved within four months.

Aurelia’s exploration team discover the Federation deposit 10 kilometres from the Hera Mine – a significant discovery shaping up to be a tier one asset.

Aurelia takes ownership of the Dargues Gold Mine and regional exploration tenements on 17 December through the acquisition of all shares in Dargues Mine from Diversified Minerals.

Aurelia successfully integrates Dargues Mine into its production portfolio and continues exploration to extend the known orebody and uncover exploration upside.

Aurelia receives Development Consent for the New Cobar Complex. The consent allows for the development of a new copper mine – Great Cobar – allowing the Company to deliver on its ‘copper ready’ strategy and extending the life of the Peak Mine to 2035.

In October, Aurelia released the Federation Mine Feasibility Study and a maiden Ore Reserve. The Study confirms a high-grade, low capex development project, leveraging existing strategic infrastructure.