Please review this announcement to understand the three highlighted criteria being:

1. RC drilling expanded to include some previously planned DDH collars for confirmatory holes of historical high grade hits.

2. The Higueritas Belt develops an additional target and opportunity to potentially grow the project scope and potential in the development of a JORC complaint resource based on the previous NI 43-101.

3. The re-assay of historical high grade core for copper and gold. The high grade intercept core stored in the core shed will be cut and sent to the lab for analysis. This will assist in establishing a resource and also be the first time some of this core has been analysed for gold meaning there is also opportunity to add additional value to the project

Norfolk’s Executive Chairman, Ben Phillips, comments;

“The RC drilling phase is edging towards completion with the inclusion of previously planned DDH collars to be drilled within the RC phase. These new RC collars include important confirmatory drilling. The re-analysis of historical high grade intercept diamond core, including gold analysis, has also commenced. The historical drill core selected for re-analysis had no previous gold analysis work conducted, so we look to add potential value to the Carmen Project. The Higueritas Belt is somewhat of the sleeping giant within the project area, given the limited historical work and no historical drilling; yet the belt displays many analogous signatures to Carmen Main and the Carmen-Tobaco Fault, including oxide mineralisation at surface with several outcrops and old copper mining workings.”