Mithril Resources Limited (MTH.AX) Oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan

Mithril Resources Ltd ("Mithril" or "Company") (ASX:MTH) is pleased to announce its Share Purchase Plan ("SPP") closed oversubscribed on 18 June 2018 raising $394,793 (after scale back).

- $394,793 raised via an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan

- Funds raised will be used to drill priority nickel targets at Kurnalpi, support ongoing target generation activities and for working capital purposes

Under the SPP, new shares will be issued at a price of $0.0107 (1.07 cents) per share, being a 20% discount to the 5-day Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) of shares traded up to and including the day before the issue date (25 June 2018).

Due to the oversubscribed nature of the SPP, a scale back of applications was carried out at the Directors' discretion and primarily on a "first come - first served" basis (as per the SPP Terms and Conditions dated 31 May 2018).

SPP shares will be issued today (Tuesday 26 June 2018) with Shareholder allotment advice and refunds (if applicable) to be forwarded shortly thereafter.

The Company's Directors took up their full entitlement under the SPP.

Patersons Securities Ltd ("Patersons") partly underwrote the SPP up to $290,000 and has received no Shortfall.

Funds raised will be used to drill priority nickel targets at the Kurnalpi Nickel Project, support ongoing target generation activities and for working capital purposes.

The Company expresses its appreciation to participating shareholders for their ongoing support of the Company and its projects.

About the Kurnalpi Nickel Project

Mithril's recent drilling at the 100%-owned Kurnalpi Nickel Project (located 70 kms north east of Kalgoorlie, WA - see Figure 1 in link below) intersected a 4-metre zone of gossanous weathered ultramafic and several other narrow intervals of disseminated nickel sulphide mineralisation at the Kurnalpi Nickel-Cobalt Prospect which remains open in all directions. This is the first ever recognition of nickel sulphides within the project tenement boundaries.

Subsequent downhole EM geophysical surveying identified a new off hole conductor lying adjacent to the sulphide mineralisation on the eastern edge of the host ultramafic unit.

The south-plunging conductor (Conductivity Thickness of 3400S), which has not been previously drilled, is a priority for follow-up and three Reverse Circulation holes (750 metres) are planned as an initial test of the EM conductor and the gossan / sulphide intercepts.

The nickel prospective ultramafic rocks also extend for over 7 kilometres to the south with little, or no previous testing.

In addition to the planned drilling, the Company is planning to carry out ground EM geophysical surveying over the southern ultramafic, including a historic drill hole (KURA50) which intersected 20m @ 0.69% nickel, 0.07% cobalt from 32 metres including 8m @ 0.96% nickel, 0.09% cobalt from 36 metres and was never followed-up (see ASX Announcement dated 7 February 2018).

The aim of the EM geophysics is to define additional targets for drill testing.

To view figures, please visit:
http://abnnewswire.net/lnk/706X5G64

Mithril Resources Ltd
David Hutton
Managing Director
E: admin@mithrilresources.com.au
T: +61-8-8132-8800
F: +61-8-8132-8899
www.mithrilresources.com.au

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