Private Placement Offer utilising the company’s existing capacity under Listing Rule 7.1 and  Listing Rule 7.1A to raise AU $2.00m with the ability to take oversubscriptions of AU $0.50m at  $0.025.

Offer to “sophisticated investors” (as defined in section 708(8) of the Corporations Act 2001  (Cth) (“Corporations Act”)) and “professional investors” (as defined in section 708(11) of the  Corporations Act), with allocation amongst such investors to be at the discretion of the  Company.

The book has received cornerstone interest from both domestic and international money managers and strategic investors. Please note that allocations will be tight and more for a PA allocation.

Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX:TMG) is a junior exploration and development company focused on  antimony and gold exploration in Australia. In the New England Oregen of Northern NSW, the  company is targeting ultra-high antimony (Sb) at multiple historically significant antimony  assets, including the Achilles and Taylors Arm project. The company is also engaged in gold and  antimony exploration in the Drummond Basin-Charters Towers region of Far North Queensland.

TMG has acquired its flagship Achilles, a pure-play antimony project that contains the significant  high-grade and high tonnage Wild Cattle Creek (WCC) deposit. The WCC deposit hosts Australia's  highest-grade, undeveloped antimony deposit and the second-largest resource after  Hillsgrove in NSW at 610kt @ 2.56% Sb, with 15,600 contained tonnes (1% cut-off grade). The  deposit remains open down-plunge and includes a sub-parallel high-grade zone, highlighting  additional exploration potential.  

Significant historical grades at the WCC deposit include:   • 10.7m at 14.2% Sb   • 18.7m at 4.5% Sb, including 5.2m at 9.8% Sb   • 10.8m at 9.3% Sb   • 51.2m at 1.7% Sb, including 5.5m at 4.8% Sb   • 22.5m at 3.9% Sb  

Notably, the deposit is enriched from surface for more than 300m and extends down-plunge.  The deposit also hosts a 6km-long and untested structure where mineralisation remains open  to the west. Drilling at sub-parallel zones has also delivered significant results grading up to  14.45% Sb, which has been confirmed beyond the existing JORC resource indicating significant  resource upgrades. Historical metallurgy showed high antimony recoveries of +95% are  achievable from the WCC deposit through conventional milling and sulphide (stibnite) flotation.

The Taylors Arm project (EL 9668) features 71 historical workings across six minerals camps and  hosts massive stibnite veins grading up to 63% Sb (Australia's highest recorded antimony grade).  

• The project comprises historically significant sites including:  
• Swallows Nest Mine – extracted antimony from 1940 to 1955 at a 40% antimony (Sb) concentration and at 30% Sb on reopening in 1972. 
• Recent rock samples revealed extremely high-grade antimony mineralisation with  grades of 29.8% Sb and 31.4% Sb 
• Testers Mine – featured massive stibnite veins grading up to 63% Sb. 
• Purgatory Mine - Historical production of 1,229t @ 42.27% Sb between 1935-1954
• Munga Creek Mine - Historical operation in 1974, producing more than 1,100t of  antimony concentrate 
• Little Purgatory Mine – stockpile samples produced antimony with grades up to  27.7% Sb. 
• Real McKay Mine – recent exploration identified a stibnite-bearing fault breccia  hosting high-grade antimony mineralisation, reporting 15.2% Sb and 52.7% Sb.

The Spartan Project (ELA 6801) is immediately adjacent to Larvotto Resources' Hillgrove  Antimony-Gold operation Notably, the project lies on the same rocks and covers parts of the  Hillgrove fault that hosts the Hillgrove deposit.

The funds raised will be focused towards: 

• Maiden exploration and drilling preparation at Achilles Project 
• Maiden exploration at Taylors Arm Project 
• General Working Capital Purposes