Manganese intersections continue at Ira Miri

Estrella Resources Limited (ASX: ESR) is pleased to announce continued success with manganese intersections at the Ira Miri supergene manganese mineralisation in Timor-Leste. Recent drilling has extended the strike length of mineralisation to nearly 100m, with ongoing potential to open further to the northeast and southwest. Key intersections include 5.9m of 90% secondary supergene manganese oxides in drillhole EMDD040.

LiDAR and DroneMag surveys at Ira Miri are complete, with a MobileMTd survey planned for late-November. Additionally, results from LiDAR at the Werumata project have been received, with a bathymetric survey underway for potential port facilities. The Werumata Limestone road access and pads are ready for drilling equipment arrival.

Managing Director Chris Daws expressed confidence in unlocking a new manganese province as drilling progresses, emphasizing the team's efforts in target development and exploration integration. Investors are encouraged to follow the company's exciting progress and engage with any questions they may have. Drilling activities at Ira Miri and Werumata are imminent, with further updates to follow.

For further information, investors can contact Managing Director Christopher J. Daws at +61 8 9481 0389 or via email at info@estrellaresources.com.au. Media inquiries can be directed to David Tasker at Chapter One Advisors via dtasker@chapteroneadvisors.com.au or +61 433 112 936. The company maintains a cautious stance on visual estimates and ensures rigorous sampling and analysis procedures in their exploration activities. Samples have been taken, with results expected in the coming weeks, and future drilling efforts are well-planned and strategic.

Investors are welcomed to stay informed and engaged with the company's progress as they continue to unlock the potential of their projects in Western Australia and Timor-Leste. Further updates will be provided as the projects evolve.