Blue Lagoon GPR results indicate 50m of Sediments

Dalaroo Metals has successfully completed an independent Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and bathymetric survey across its 100%-owned Blue Lagoon Rare Earth Project in southern Greenland, confirming the presence of extensive unconsolidated sediment packages up to approximately 50 metres thick.

The surveys identified significant sediment accumulations within five priority shoreline target areas and recognised multiple new sediment-filled valleys extending beyond the current exploration footprint. These newly identified valleys are interpreted as additional source-to-sink transport pathways capable of concentrating rare earth-bearing heavy minerals, substantially expanding the project's exploration potential.

The integrated GPR and bathymetric datasets provide the first three-dimensional model of the Blue Lagoon sedimentary basin and will be combined with geological mapping, geochemical sampling and forthcoming assay results to refine future auger drilling, bulk sampling and exploration programs.

The results represent another major milestone in Dalaroo's systematic exploration of Blue Lagoon and further strengthen the Company's district-scale sediment-hosted rare earth exploration model.