Rome Resources Ltd. announced that the Company has commenced drilling on a newly defined, high grade, contiguous tin in soil anomaly on PR 15130 within the Bisie North Tin Project ("BNTP"). The BNTP is comprised of two contiguous properties, exploration permit PR 13274 and exploration permit PR 15130, which are situated in the Walikale District of the North Kivu Province in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC"). Soil Sampling on PR 15130 PR 15130 was granted on December 15, 2021.

Following completion of all environmental and other formalities a certificate for the Commencement of Work was granted by the "Cadastre Minier" (CAMI) on October 24, 2022. The property has not previously been subject to formal exploration or mining activities. All work to date was focused on the neighbouring PR 13274 which work is detailed in the NI 43-101 technical report with respect to the BNTP filed on SEDAR by the Company on November 16, 2022.

The Company has completed a soil sampling programme across the ridge which extends onto the property from the adjacent licence PR 13274 and is known to host tin mineralization. Samples were collected on a 25m x 10m grid to test for the distribution of tin and associated minerals. The samples were prepared on site, including drying, light crushing and sieving down to -180 microns, producing 500g samples which have been submitted to accredited ALS Global laboratories in Johannesburg, South Africa for analysis.

Each sample was also assayed using a Niton XRF Analyser which has circa 90% accuracy according to readings taken on standard pellets of known grade and pulped samples with known tin, copper, zinc and arsenic grades. Laboratory results are expected within 30 days and will give greater confidence to the current assays reported by the XRF analyser. In addition, assays on the adjoining tenement identified the presence of gold which is not identifiable on the Niton.

Any presence of gold in the current programme will be confirmed in the laboratory results. A highly significant anomaly (>500ppm Sn) was defined over 400m within PR 15130Arsenic is a strong indicator of hydrothermal fluid movement. At Alphamin's Mpama North mine located on the same structure 8km to the south, it appears that the cassiterite was emplaced first, followed by copper and then by lead and zinc mineralization, suggesting a similar source of mineralization (NI 43-101 Technical Report ­ Alphamin Resources Mineral Resource Estimate, MSA Group, May 2015).

The company has contracted International Drilling Solutions SARL ("IDS") to drill a nominal 2,000m from 11 planned diamond drill holes which will test 300m of potential strike of the tin anomaly. The drilling has now commenced, will test two parallel mineralized zones and holes will be drilled to depths. of 150m ­ 200m.

The drilling programme may be altered to accommodate new information from the drill core as there is no surface outcrop or any indications of the underlying surface position of the mineralized structure. All holes will be drilled at -60 degrees towards 230 degrees.