Godolphin confirms it has intersected a broad copper-gold porphyry system at its Goodrich project in New South Wales following recent drilling results reported by all sources. The company says drilling returned 136.55 metres of mineralised rock, grading 0.32% copper and 0.16 grams per tonne (g/t) gold. The intersection is reported as occurring from 81.45 metres downhole, indicating the thickness of the mineralised interval within the drilled section.\n\nThe outlets describe the discovery in similar terms, characterising the results as significant and sizeable, but they do not provide additional details beyond the reported interval and grades. No alternative interpretations, disagreements, or further assay ranges are included in the supplied articles. Overall, the reporting is aligned that Godolphin’s drilling at Goodrich has confirmed the presence of a copper-gold porphyry mineralisation system based on the width and composition of the intersection.