This update is a notice we're required to publish under the Corporations Act, rather than news from us directly. It tells shareholders about a change in a substantial holder's stake in Yandal.

Regal Partners Funds Management and its associates have reduced their holding in Yandal from 16.57% to 15.52% of our shares on issue. The change came through a series of on-market sell trades between 2 October 2026 and 16 October 2026, totalling just over 3 million shares.

Regal Partners remains a substantial holder in Yandal, holding 59,378,520 ordinary shares. Substantial holder notices like this one are a standard disclosure requirement whenever a holder with more than 5% of the company moves across a full percentage point threshold, and they don't reflect any view from Yandal's board or management on the company's prospects.

If you have questions about this announcement, you're welcome to send them through the question box on this page.

Our diamond drilling at the Arrakis prospect continues to show gold mineralisation extending at depth, and we wanted to bring you up to speed on where things stand across the Ironstone Well-Barwidgee project.

The standout result is from hole 26IWBDD0017, which returned 56.6m at 1.1g/t gold from 398.5m, including a higher-grade section of 29.8m at 1.4g/t. This result pushes the high-grade Domain A another 100m down-dip, which tells us the mineralised system keeps growing the deeper we drill. A second hole, 26IWBDD0016, returned 16.7m at 1.0g/t gold and looks to be close to another high-grade zone.

Six of the seven planned diamond holes in this 3,300m programme have now intersected the target structure, with the final hole and a batch of priority assay results expected in early November. We've also received follow-up drilling results from our Siona and Flushing Meadows prospects, both of which are included in the full announcement.

It's worth being clear on what these results are and aren't. They're exploration results that point to geological potential, not a resource. Our own geologists note that drill spacing at Arrakis isn't yet close enough to confirm the continuity needed for a resource estimate, so more drilling is needed before we can say more about the scale of what we're looking at.

Next up: the remaining Arrakis hole should wrap up the current programme, with an infill drilling campaign planned for early 2027, and a broader soil sampling programme has just started across the southern half of the project.

If you have questions about this announcement, we'd encourage you to ask them through our Investor Hub.

Drilling is underway at Arrakis, where we're testing how far the high-grade gold mineralisation we've found extends at depth. Three of the seven planned diamond holes have been completed, with the full 3,300m program expected to wrap up by early November. Assay results from this round aren't expected until late October.

We've also received results from Anders, a parallel structure sitting about 900 metres from Arrakis. The best intercept was 6m at 2.5g/t gold from 52m depth, including a higher-grade 4m at 3.5g/t. These results confirm that primary gold mineralisation is present in fresh rock here, tied to the same type of altered porphyry rock seen at Arrakis. That gives us a genuine new target to follow up, and we plan to run an air-core drilling programme next to test its scale.

At Flushing Meadows, home to our existing 268,000oz gold resource, two more diamond holes have returned lower-grade intercepts, the best being 13m at 0.5g/t gold from 272m depth. One further hole's results are still pending. A broader air-core programme testing the wider area is expected to deliver results in November.

Alongside all this, we've started a soil sampling programme across the southern half of our Ironstone Well-Barwidgee project to help generate new drill targets.

It's worth remembering these are exploration results, not a resource estimate, and more drilling is needed before we can say how continuous or extensive any of this mineralisation is.

If you have questions about this announcement, please visit our Investor Hub and ask us directly.

This week we received a notice from Regal Partners Funds Management Pty Limited, a substantial shareholder, advising of a change to its holding in Yandal.

Regal Partners' voting power has moved from 17.61% to 16.57% of Yandal's shares on issue. This follows a series of on-market sales of ordinary shares carried out between mid-August and early October 2026, reducing its relevant interest from 67,395,917 shares to 63,413,660 shares.

This kind of notice is a standard disclosure required under the Corporations Act whenever a substantial holder's stake changes. It tells us, and the market, who holds meaningful parcels of Yandal shares and how those holdings are shifting. Regal Partners remains a substantial holder in the company, just at a slightly reduced level than before.

It's worth being clear about what this isn't: it's not a statement about Yandal's projects, exploration results or financial position. It's a movement in a large shareholder's position, disclosed because the law requires it once a substantial holder's voting power changes.

If you'd like to understand how this fits into the bigger picture of Yandal's register, feel free to send through a question using the box on this page.

We're writing to let you know that the proposal to grant 4,000,000 options to our directors, announced on 9 July 2026, has been withdrawn.

Those options would have formed part of director remuneration under our employee Incentive Securities Plan, exercisable at $0.30 and expiring 30 November 2029. They were also still subject to shareholder approval at a meeting scheduled for 24 November 2026, which is no longer needed as the proposal is not going ahead.

There's nothing further for shareholders to do here. We simply wanted to make sure you heard directly from us that this earlier proposal is off the table, rather than finding out indirectly or being left wondering about its status.

If you have questions about this announcement, you're welcome to send them through the question box on this page.

Yandal's corporate governance statement for the year to 30 June 2026 has been lodged with the ASX, confirming how our board and management practices measure up against the ASX Corporate Governance Council's recommendations.

The short version: we comply with the large majority of the Council's recommendations, and where we don't, we've explained why. Most of the gaps come down to our size. Our Remuneration and Nomination Committee and our Audit and Risk Committee are each meant to have three members for the full year, but at times during the year they ran with two. Both committees are chaired by an independent director who isn't the board chair, and both charters are on our website.

We've also disclosed that our board chair, Eduard Eshuys, is not considered independent given his substantial shareholding, though he is not the same person as our CEO. Two of our three directors, Greg Evans and Andrew Jackson, are independent, so the board retains an independent majority.

On diversity, we have a policy in place but haven't set measurable gender diversity objectives, a position the board reached because it felt fixed targets would sit awkwardly with our merit-based approach given our current size. Our workforce sits at 15% women overall, with no women currently on the board or in senior executive roles.

None of this changes how the company is run day to day. It's a standard annual disclosure that gives shareholders a clear line of sight into our governance settings and where we've chosen a different approach to the recommended standard.

If anything here raises a question for you, we'd like to hear it.

FY2026 was the year our exploration effort at Ironstone Well-Barwidgee really scaled up, and the results reflect that. The Arrakis discovery within the Caladan Target Area moved from an emerging find to a substantial mineralised system, with drilling extending mineralisation over roughly 150m and, since year end, returning some of the highest-grade results seen on the project, including 3m @ 52.8g/t Au. Our Mineral Resource Inventory now sits at approximately 450,200 ounces of gold across the portfolio.

We also completed the first systematic test of fresh-rock mineralisation below the Flushing Meadows resource, with several intercepts falling outside the current resource model, and progressed drilling at Siona and Salusa within the New England Granite complex. A new camp at Stilgars has made it easier to run these programs across multiple sites at once.

On the corporate side, we raised approximately $13.5 million in late 2025 and received a further $2.6 million from option exercises, funds that have gone primarily into the drilling programs above. We also sold the non-core Gordons Gold Project to Horizon Minerals for a combination of cash and shares. The net loss for the year was $12.3 million, reflecting the scale of exploration spend, up from $8.2 million the prior year, and we closed the year with $9.7 million in cash.

There have been Board and management changes since year end: Eduard Eshuys has become Non-Executive Chair, Andrew Jackson has joined as a director, and Chris Oorschot has stepped down as Managing Director though he remains CEO until late November 2026 while we search for his successor.

Drilling results point to real geological potential, but it's worth remembering they don't automatically convert into Mineral Resource estimates, and our exploration and capital plans remain subject to the usual funding and operational uncertainties.

If you've got questions about any of this, we'd encourage you to ask us through the question box on this page.

We've let the market know that Yandal's Annual General Meeting is planned for 24 November 2026, as required under ASX Listing Rule 3.13.1. This is a formal notice of the date, not the full agenda.

If you'd like to stand for election as a Director at the AGM, nominations close on Monday, 5 October 2026.

A separate Notice of Meeting will follow in due course, setting out the full agenda and resolutions. We'll post it on our website and lodge it with the ASX when it's ready.

In the meantime, our focus stays on the ground at Ironstone Well-Barwidgee and Mt McClure, where we're advancing the Arrakis and Siona discoveries alongside our existing gold resources in the Yandal Greenstone Belt.

If you have questions about the AGM timing or nomination process, we'd encourage you to get in touch through our Investor Hub.

Drilling at Arrakis has extended the newly identified high-grade Domain C by around 80m down-plunge, with results from hole 26IWBRC0117D returning 24.2m at 1.4g/t gold from 237.8m, including a higher-grade section of 8.3m at 3.0g/t. This zone remains open at depth, and results from the final diamond hole in this program are expected in September.

At Flushing Meadows, home to our existing 268,000oz gold resource, further drilling has returned encouraging intercepts including 3.5m at 4.1g/t gold, reinforcing our understanding of how mineralisation sits within iron-rich sediment units alongside intrusive dykes.

We've paused drilling on site while we wait for outstanding assays, but plenty of news flow is on the way. September should bring final Arrakis results, first results from the nearby Anders target, more Flushing Meadows assays, air-core results from Flushing Meadows and Giedi Prime, and results from our New England Granite target area, including the high-grade Salusa prospect.

It's worth remembering these are exploration results, not a resource. They show geological potential, but there's no certainty they'll ultimately convert into additional ounces, and closer-spaced drilling is needed to confirm continuity of grade and geometry across Domain C.

We're pleased with how the picture at Arrakis is building, and future drilling will aim to test how far Domain C extends at depth.

If you have questions about this announcement, please pop them in the box on our Investor Hub.

Christopher Oorschot has ceased to be a director of Yandal, effective 1 September 2026.

At the time he stepped down, his recorded holdings included 57,693 fully paid ordinary shares, along with several parcels of unlisted options exercisable at various prices between $0.134 and $0.35, expiring between November 2026 and November 2028. His spouse, Sarah-Anne Oorschot, held a further 20,121 fully paid ordinary shares.

This announcement is a standard regulatory filing that records a director's final interests in the company's securities at the point they leave the board. It doesn't change the company's projects, funding position or strategy, and it carries no financial figures beyond the security holdings listed above.

If you have questions about this announcement, we welcome you to get in touch through the question box on this page.

Yandal Resources Ltd recently presented at the Gold Coast Investment Showcase, highlighting key achievements and developments for investors. The company has made multiple new gold discoveries, such as Siona in Oct. 2024 and Arrakis in Sept. 2025, through a geologically driven exploration strategy. With a strong cash position of $14.7m as of March 31, 2026, Yandal is well-equipped for an active exploration campaign in 2026. The company's current resource inventory includes the Flushing Meadows project with 268koz Au and the Mt McClure project with 182koz Au. Management, led by Non-Executive Chair Greg Evans and Managing Director Chris Oorschot, brings decades of experience in the mining and exploration industry.

Yandal's focused strategy for 2026 includes advancing discoveries like Arrakis and Flushing Meadows through targeted drilling programs. The company aims to assess potential mineralisation extensions, refine geological models, and explore for parallel mineralisation to support resource growth. New infrastructure, such as drilling rigs and camp facilities, is already operational, with an accelerated drilling program underway. Yandal Resources presents an exciting opportunity for investors seeking exposure to gold exploration in Western Australia's Yandal and Norseman-Wiluna Greenstone Belts. For further inquiries or detailed information, investors are encouraged to reach out to Managing Director Chris Oorschot through the provided contact details.

Yandal Resources Ltd, listed on the ASX under the ticker symbol YRL, has had a successful fiscal year with revenues showing a significant increase to A$57K, driven by favorable market conditions. Despite a 6% increase in net loss to A$1M, the company remains focused on exploring its gold projects in Western Australia's Yandal and Norseman-Wiluna Greenstone Belts. Key projects include Gordons Project, Ironstone Well and Barwidgee Project, and Mt McClure Project, all aimed at discovering structurally controlled gold mineralization. The company has achieved multiple new gold discoveries like Siona in Oct. 2024 and Arrakis in Sept. 2025, showcasing a strong exploration strategy.

With a cash position of $14.7m as of March 2026, Yandal Resources is well-funded for its active exploration campaign in 2026. The company's current resource inventory stands at 450koz Au, comprising Flushing Meadows (268koz) and Mt McClure (182koz) on granted ML’s. Yandal Resources boasts a competent management team led by experienced individuals like the Non-Executive Chair Greg Evans and Managing Director & CEO Chris Oorschot.

Investors can look forward to ongoing exploration activities, infrastructure developments, and strategic advancements in 2026. The company's focus on unlocking new gold discoveries and building value for stakeholders positions it well for potential growth. Investors are encouraged to engage with the company for further inquiries or updates on their projects and progress.

Yandal Resources Ltd has achieved a second new gold discovery within 11 months at Arrakis, following the Siona discovery in 2024. The company's systematic and geologically driven exploration strategy has led to clear pathways for advancing discoveries and generating resource growth. With a strong cash position of $17.3 million as of December 31st, 2025, the company is fully funded for 2026.

Investments in site infrastructure, including the acquisition of a 21-person exploration camp, are underway to support exploration activities. Yandal's current resource inventory stands at 450koz Au, with Flushing Meadows holding 268koz and Mt McClure holding 182koz on granted ML's. The company is focused on accelerating activities in 2026 and targeting over 1Moz discoveries with potential for Mineral Resource growth.

Yandal Resources, positioned well in early 2026, is a gold-focused exploration company with projects in the tier-1 Yandal Greenstone Belt of Western Australia. Investors are encouraged to reach out for more information and to ask any questions they may have about the company's latest developments and strategies. Visit the InvestorHub at https://investorhub.yandalresources.com.au for further details.

In the recent investor update released on 25th November 2025, Yandal Resources Ltd highlighted significant achievements. The company announced the second new gold discovery within 11 months at Arrakis, following the Siona discovery in October 2024. These outcomes were generated through a systematic and geologically driven exploration strategy, enhancing understanding of the geological potential within the Yandal Greenstone Belt. Yandal also divested the Gordons Gold Project to focus on larger-scale exploration opportunities.

The company reported a current resource inventory of 450koz Au, including Flushing Meadow (268koz) and Mt McClure (182koz) on granted mining leases. With a strong cash position and well-supported capital raising, Yandal is fully funded into 2026. The competent persons statements included in the announcement underscore the expertise and qualifications of the team behind the exploration efforts.

Yandal Resources operates as a gold-focused exploration company, targeting substantial gold resources in areas with clear monetization pathways. The business model aims to increase shareholder value through the discovery of major gold resources, with a specific focus on >1Moz discovery opportunities. With multiple near-term catalysts and ongoing exploration activities, Yandal Resources remains committed to unlocking value and delivering gold discoveries in the Yandal Belt. Investors are encouraged to reach out for further information or insights on the company's progress.

Date	Headline
20 Oct 2026 4:58 PM	Change in substantial holding
19 Oct 2026 8:07 AM	Arrakis Results Extend Gold Mineralisation at Depth
8 Oct 2026 10:59 AM	Diamond Drilling Recommences at Arrakis
5 Oct 2026 5:08 PM	Change in substantial holding
5 Oct 2026 11:14 AM	Cancel - Proposed issue of securities - YRL
22 Sep 2026 7:25 PM	Appendix 4G and Corporate Governance Statement
22 Sep 2026 7:16 PM	Annual Report to shareholders
8 Sep 2026 1:55 PM	AGM Director Nomination
8 Sep 2026 8:16 AM	Drilling Results Extend High-Grade Gold Domain at Arrakis
1 Sep 2026 9:36 AM	Final Director's Interest Notice - Oorschot

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