TNT MINES UPDATE

HIGHLIGHTS

• Diamond drilling underway at Great Pyramid to investigate potential for zones of increased veining and tin grade below shallow mineralisation
• Drilling logging and core processing to completed coming week

• Assay results from previously unprocessed diamond holes confirm significant tin-tungsten narrow-vein system
• Results include 0.20m @ 4.10% Sn, 0.30m @ 1.47% Sn, and 1.5m @ 0.71% Sn
• Continuing to evaluate optimal programs to progress the prospect and other prospects on the Aberfoyle licence

• Review of a number of potential new mining project investment opportunities
• Focus on the base metals and strategic metals projects in Australia and tier-1 mining jurisdictions, to complement the current tin-tungsten project portfolio

• Cash at bank $3.9m as at 30 June 18 with nil debt

“It has been an exciting quarter for the TNT Mines team. At Great Pyramid, we launched our first drilling program to investigate potential for zones of increased veining and tin grade below shallow mineralisation. We are currently in the early stages of this drilling program and will release geological findings and assay results as they come to hand.

At Lutwyche-Kookaburra, assay results from two un-sampled diamond drill holes were strongly consistent with historical observations in underground and surface mapping and confirms the Lutwyche – Kookaburra vein complex to be a significant narrow-vein tin-tungsten target

Meanwhile, TNT Mines board and management are continuing to review new prospective, complementary mining project investments and acquisition opportunities, focused on base metal and strategic metals projects (like tungsten), in Australia and other tier-1 mining jurisdictions, for the opportunity to add significant commercial value for our shareholders.”