Rome Resources Ltd. announce assay results for the remaining 6 holes from the recently completed drilling program at its Mont Agoma Prospect within the Bisie North Tin Project. The BTNP is situated in the Walikale District of the North Kivu Province in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Drilling has covered circa 300m of strike with MADD009 reporting 9.6m at 0.38% Sn from 42.4m including 2m at 1.33% Sn from 46m in the southernmost drill hole confirming the model that tin mineralisation potentially improves in grade and width towards the south and at depth considering the intersection was at a relatively shallow depth.

The intersection was within a broader 50m zone with anomalous tin throughout. Several shallow tin intersections were reported from the eastern tin zone at Mont Agoma during the drilling campaign and will be targeted at deeper levels especially in the south together with the continuation of the copper/tin zone. These included 11.25m at 0.51% Sn from 5.75m in hole MADD004, 16m at 0.43% Sn from 87m including 5m at 0.88% Sn from 96m in MADD007, 12m at 0.31% Sn from 29m including 1.75m at 1.14% Sn from 31.75m in MADD005 and 9.6m at 0.38% Sn from 42.4m including 2m at 1.33% Sn from 46m in MADD009.

Strong copper mineralisation was intersected in all holes north of hole MADD009 which only intersected tin mineralisation. Significant intersections included 15m at 2.72% Cu including 4.5m at 11,4% Cu from 115m in MADD014 and 25m at 1.96% Cu from 167m including 16m at 2.56% Cu from 174m in MADD015A in addition to 41m at 3.52% Cu from 139m including 13.15m at 7.8% Cu from 143.85m from MADD010A announced August 23, 2023. The tin/copper zone was intersected at shallow levels in hole MADD008 and included 8.45m at 1.09% Cu from 34.55m within a broader 50m wide zone anomalous in copper.

Copper is typically leached at shallow levels in all holes drilled to date suggesting high grade copper mineralisation is open to the north and at depth. The tin/copper zone is also strongly associated with silver mineralisation with best intersections including 15.15m at 57.74g/t Ag from 143.85m in MADD010A and 4.5m at 70.75g/t Ag from 178m in MADD015A. A top cut of 100g/t Ag was applied to the silver results due to limitations in the method of analysis used in the laboratory.

Zinc mineralisation was intersected in two zones, a western zone of more than 100m thickness and a central eastern zone which reported 33m at 9.2% Zn from 150m in MADD007 and 52m at 5.14% Zn from 110m in MADD015A. The northernmost hole, MADD008 reported a best intercept of 27.15m at 6.25% Zn from 154.35m within a broader 80m wide zone of zinc mineralisation suggesting zinc mineralisation remains open to the north. The Company is in process of incorporating all results into a 3D geological model which will assist in defining the optimum drill targets in the next drilling campaign expected to commence during the quarter.

The main focus of future drilling will be on the identification of significant tin mineralisation at deeper levels and to the south given the Company's current understanding of the style of mineralisation at Mont Agoma. Infill Soil Sampling at the Kalayi Prospect The infill soil sampling programme has better defined the tin in soil anomaly over 750m (>80ppm Sn) which will be the initial focus of mineral resource drilling at Kalayi. A series of trenches are currently being manually excavated to better define the surface position of all mineralised structures prior to the planned resource drilling programme expected to commence during the quarter.