ARUMA RESOURCES LIMITED

ABN 77 141 335 364 ASX: AAJ

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HIGHLIGHTS

Glandore Project

2013 Glandore drilling confirms new gold trends
Fluid Flow targets to be drilled
PoW submitted for Lake area drilling at Glandore

Glandore Regional Hub

Geochemical programs carried out on Clinker Hill

Jundee South Project

Geochemical survey defines Bismuth anomaly over gold areas

Gindalbie Project

Soil and rock chip surveys indicate low level anomalies

Aruma Resources Limited ABN 77 141 335 364 ASX: AAJ Suite 33, 18 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA 6009 Locked Bag 2000, Nedlands WA 6909, Australia T+61 8 6389 1799 I F +61 8 6389 0112 I W www.arumaresources.com

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EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES

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Figure 1 Aruma Exploration Areas in Western Australia

Aruma Resources Limited ("Aruma") has three advanced gold exploration projects, Glandore , Jundee South , and Gindalbie ; located near proven gold producing centres of the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia.

This region is considered to be both highly prospective for gold as well as highly amenable for the development and exploitation of new deposits. The December quarter’s exploration program

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included soil and rock chip sampling on these targets and the submission of PoWs on the Glandore Project after the DIA ACMC ruled that the Lake was not a site under the Act.

	EASTERN GOLDFIELDS	Glandore Hub	 Glandore Project - 40km east of Kalgoorlie-Boulder  Status - drilled on Western Anomalies with data interpretation completed  Eastern anomalies exploration in discussion with East Group (CEG)  PoW on Lake Area submitted for 120 air core holes
			 Gindalbie Project - 60km north-east of Kalgoorlie-Boulder  Geochemical follow-up on lease completed  Status – to be relinquished
			 Clinker Hill Lease - 35 km east of Kalgoorlie-Boulder  Status – granted and geochemical sampling confirms anomalies
		Regional Projects	 Jundee South Project - 20km south of Jundee Mine  Status - RC drilling completed with strong mineralisation found  To be offered for JV or Sale
			 Laverton East Project - 20km east of Laverton  Status - Paul Well (Northern) lease to be dropped

Table 1 Aruma Project Status with descriptions and activities

Results at Glandore

The initial geochemical survey at Steves Prospect defined the mineralisation as 350m long and up to 23m thick. The highly anomalous surface sampling contained values up to 20 g/t gold and visible gold in hand specimens. The Second Phase RC drilling at Glandore was done to follow up the 5m at 4.3g/t in GRC103 at Steves Prospect. The previously announced RC sample assays which included

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5m at 4.3g/t Au from 60m in GRC103 are in Table 2. These are on a quartz vein system with associated carbonate lode style alteration.

RC	Dip/Az	GDA94	Depth	GDA94	Depth	Depth	g/t Au	Intercept m
Drillhole	Degrees	Easting	EOH	Northing	From	To	FA 30g	Down hole
GRC094	-60/270	390900	100	6595310	68	72	1.35	4
GRC100	-60/60	390548	100	6595374	22	23	1.38	1
GRC103	-60/240	390472	100	6595573	60	65	4.31	5
GRC105	-60/220	390432	100	6595641	62	65	2.61	3
GRC106	-60/240	390457	100	6595602	64	66	2.56	2
GRC117	-60/270	390648	100	6595328	19	21	1.21	2
GRC119	-60/270	390661	100	6595201	16	17	1.18	1

Table 2 Gold intersections >1.0 g/t Au from RC drilling at Steves Prospect

The intersections define the mineralisation and can be traced over 450m and are open to the north and south. No estimate has been attempted of true thickness.

The mineralisation in the new holes continues the mineralisation to the north and south and it is still open in both directions. Although the "economic intersections" (>1 g/t Au) are not thick, the "mineralised zones" (>0.1g/t Au) are between 4 and 10m thick, with an average of over 7m and is listed below in Table 3.

RC	Dip/Az	GDA94	GDA94	Depth	Depth	Depth	g/t Au	Intercept m
Drillhole	Degrees	Easting	Northing	EOH m	From	To	FA 30g	Down hole
GRC094	-60/270	390900	6595310	100	68	72	1.35	4
GRC100	-60/60	390548	6595374	100	22	28	0.50	6
GRC103	-60/240	390472	6595573	100	59	69	2.31	10
GRC105	-60/220	390432	6595641	100	57	66	1.01	9
GRC106	-60/240	390457	6595602	100	63	73	0.82	10
GRC117	-60/270	390648	6595328	100	17	24	0.56	7
GRC119	-60/270	390661	6595201	100	14	21	0.45	7

Table 3 Significant mineralised intersections that include >1.0 g/t Au at Steves Prospect

The above mineralisation is mainly in the western area of Steves Prospect, with GRC94 being located 350m east of the main line. During the quarter a complete re-appraisal of the total lease package at Glandore was completed, with emphasis on the data from the last 6 months of intensive drilling and associated studies. By using the PIMA scanning of chips, Fluid Flow Modelling data and the HyMap information, a better understanding of the Glandore project and surrounding leases was gained.

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The definition of several lines of mineralisation at Steves Prospect is now apparent, and with the Grunts line still to be followed up, the potential of the Glandore discoveries keeps increasing. Figure 2 below shows the Fluid Flow trends as unbroken red lines with the drill defined mineralisation trends as the dashed red lines.

The understanding of the local controls on mineralisation will be enhanced by the compilation of all the data, and re-interpretation of the models from all data sources. The timing of this activity will also be effective in controlling expenditure in the current equity market conditions.

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Figure 2 Aruma Resources’ Steves Prospect showing magnetics with drill results (Dots) and anomaly trendlines (Lines 1 and 2, West and East respectively) (Au in holes = Red >5g/t, Orange >1g/t, Yellow >0.5g/t Au, Green>0.1g/t)

Aruma Resources Limited

ABN 77 141 335 364 ASX: AAJ Suite 33, 18 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA 6009 Locked Bag 2000, Nedlands WA 6909, Australia T+61 8 6389 1799 I F +61 8 6389 0112 I W www.arumaresources.com

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Figure 3

Aruma Resources’ Glandore Project showing new drill targets (Pink solids) from the Fluid Flow Study and the Steves Prospect trend (Yellow dashed) on the Google Earth image. Lease boundaries are Green.

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Results from Gindalbie Project

The initial drilling at the Gindalbie Project was completed in following up 25.84g/t Au assay results and visible gold being found at location. The drilling consisted of 12 RC holes for 1,020m and the results show a large number of anomalous gold mineralisation around the Lady Lauren quartz veins.

veins.
RC	Dip/Az	GDA94	GDA94	Depth	Depth	Depth	Intercept	g/t Au
Drillhole	Degrees	Easting	Northing	EOH m	From	To	m	FA 30g
LLRC01	60/180	389881	6640518	100	14	15	1	1.21
LLRC02	60/180	389878	6640539	100	68	69	1	1.75
LLRC04	60/180	389901	6640539	100	20 24	21 27	1 3	1.24 1.07
	Table 4 Significant (>1.0g/t Au) gold intersections at Lady Lauren

The anomalous intersections are listed in Table 4 above and include 4 results greater than 1g/t Au. These results are to be followed up by soil sampling and potential further drilling in order to further map the extent of the gold anomalies found at the Lady Lauren quartz veins.

Future work will involve a more regional soil sampling approach to investigate some broad geochemical and HyMap anomalies. Up to five areas have been identified for appraisal in the coming quarter.

Jundee South Project

The Jundee South RC drilling was done in Q1 of the new financial year after heritage approval was gained. This consisted of 900m to define the mineralisation to a depth of 100m to 150m depth. This drilling intersected the fresh rock mineralisation which has helped the understanding of the trends for exploration for the rest of the lease.

The Jundee South Project (E53/1461) is located 60km east of Wiluna and 25km south of the Jundee Mine. The 2011-2012 RAB programs consisted of 2,562m of RAB in 75 vertical drill holes following up previously identified soil anomalies that had not been drilled. One soil sample result produced a 16.5g/t Au value in the area near the current Western Area of mineralisation (Normandy Mining Limited, 1992).

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Figure 4 Drilling location plan with geochem and drilling anomalies and the RC target area as a blue ellipse

The west northwest trending structure can be seen in Figure 4 and reflects the structures that control the mineralisation at the nearby Gourdis and Vause Deposits. The complete tenement area has been evaluated again using geochemistry, structure and the HyMap/Magnetics in light of this discovery. The focus in the short term will be to investigate bedrock mineralisation at the Western Area to evaluate the thick and high grade mineralisation reported previously.

The significance of the RAB results was that the mineralisation was defined over a 400m by 100m zone and the high grade thick zones are located in a 40m wide by 100m long initial target. This is shown in Table 5 below.

Hole	Easting	Northing	Total Interval m(EOH)	Average g/t Au
JSR033	272960	7065040	17(55)	1.87
JSR034	272958	7064978	12(50)	6.58
JSR035	272960	7064941	10(50)	1.53
JSR037	273000	7064940	3(46)	1.43

Note: All holes vertical and assays by Fire Assay 50g

Table 5 Thick and high grade mineralisation in the RAB area

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The significance of the RC results are again the shallow depths (from 11m), thickness (12 to 16m), high grades (6m at 3.44g/t Au including 1m at 15.62g/t Au) in MRC10 and it is open to the west. The mineralisation is in several rock types indicating a LODE system, with associated quartz, sulphides and carbonates. The gold mineralisation is detailed in Table 6 and will be scanned with PIMA to map the alteration and mineralisation style before embarking on more drilling programs.

RC	Dip/Az	GDA94	GDA94	Depth	Depth	Depth	Average	Intercept
Drillhole	Degrees	Easting	Northing	EOH m	From	To	g/t Au	m
MRC01	-60/090	273068	7064820	120	96	106	0.12	10
MRC02	-60/090	273024	7064819	121	91	102	0.13	11
MRC03	-60/090	272984	7064819	120	85 98	92 115	0.24 0.18	7 17
MRC04	-60/090	272945	7064818	115	82	101	0.18	19
MRC05	-60/090	272906	7064817	121	94	101	0.18	7
MRC08	-60/090	272982	7064899 inc inc	120	24 33 34	37 37 36	0.67 1.81 3.45	13 4 2
MRC10	-60/065	272947	7064947 inc inc inc	120	5 11 47 52 52	15 12 59 58 53	0.46 1.60 1.85 3.44 15.30	10 1 12 6 1
MRC11	-60/330	272980	7064977 inc	180	14 16	30 19	1.22 3.15	16 3
MRC12	-60/330	272949	7064955 inc	1806	36 38	41 40	0.83 1.40	5 2
MRC13	-60/330	272915	7064931 inc	180	49 49	52 50	0.51 1.09	3 1

Table 6 Intersections at Jundee South Project greater than 0.1g/t Au

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Glandore Hub Project

The Glandore Hub Project is located in a 60km radius of the Glandore Project. The possibility of satellite projects within easy trucking distance is a policy common to several successful producers (such as Integra Mining Limited, Silver Lake Resources Limited [now merged] and Saracen Mineral Holdings Limited in the area.

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Figure 5 Glandore Hub current leases and main focus area

The main leases that are advanced are Glandore and Gindalbie and the eastern leases have been dropped or surrendered. There are interesting anomalies in historical data being found at Bulong and the South-West PLs below Glandore at Clinker Hill. This fits with the aim of investigating the Salt Creek- Majestic Structure.

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Geochemical surface sampling

Three large scale surface sampling programs have been conducted over Aruma’s projects to follow up previously identified anomalies and to investigate new targets generated through the review of historical data.

Jundee South

The primary target at Jundee South was the previously drilled Marks prospect. The geochemical analysis of this area is vital in understanding the mineralisation of not only the prospect but the wider area.

The analysis of the historical data and interpretation of the HyVista hyperspectral data identified several key targets in the south of the tenement. With this area being significantly underexplored the potential is high. These samples were taken at 100m intervals and the results were received in the New Year.

No gold anomalism was found in this latest sampling exercise, but the bismuth anomalies have defined areas of gold anomalism that are suspected to be associated with carbonation associated with broad scale alteration often associated with gold. These will be useful in planning the next exploration programs and reappraising the tenements.

Gindalbie

The geochemical surface sampling completed at Gindalbie followed up drill results at Lady Lauren prospect and investigated anomalism identified through HyVista. Lady Lauren prospect sampling was conducted over a tight 50m x 50m grid.

Areas that had minimal historical sampling or drilling were also targeted so a complete data package for the tenement could be compiled. These were sampled on wider grids from 100m x 100m to 200m x 200m.

Minor gold anomalism was found in this latest sampling exercise, with the copper anomalies also in the areas of gold anomalism. It is suspected to be associated with sulphides associated with with gold. These will be useful in planning the next exploration programs and reappraising the tenements.

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Clinker Hill

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P25/2201 Lease plan on magnetics with gold anomalies, trends and sample lines

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Clinker Hill is one of Aruma’s regional prospects located within the Glandore Hub. The sampling program on this lease was designed to investigate trends, structures and anomalies identified through magnetic surveys from the historical data. Targeted structures can be seen above.

The sampling program carried out in December and the results received just before this report was written indicate several zones of anomalism up to 135 ppb. These will be further investigated in the coming months.

Proposed Exploration Activities for Q3 FY2014

GLANDORE

 PoW submitted for large scale drill program on Lake Yindarlgooda

GINDALBIE PROJECT

 Analysis of the Geochemical surface sample results

JUNDEE SOUTH PROJECT

 Analysis of the Geochemical surface sample results and JV discussions

All of Aruma’s Projects have strong gold indicators and proven high grade potential. The ongoing work comprises:

PoW for drilling six targets defined by Fluid Flow and extension of Steves Prospect trend
Reappraisal of Gindalbie leases
The Company is funded for the coming exploration year with cash of $2.34M at 31 December 2013

In addition to its current projects in Western Australia, Aruma continues to evaluate potential project opportunities.

For further information please contact:

Company: Peter Schwann Managing Director Aruma Resources Limited [email protected] Tel: +61 (0) 8 6389 1799 Mob: +61 (0)417 946 370

The information in this release that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Peter Schwann who is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and Chartered Professional (Geology). Mr Schwann is an employee of the Company. Mr Schwann has sufficient relevant experience to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the JORC Code (2012) and consents to the inclusion of this information in the form and context in which it appears.

Aruma Resources Limited

ABN 77 141 335 364 ASX: AAJ Suite 33, 18 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA 6009 Locked Bag 2000, Nedlands WA 6909, Australia T+61 8 6389 1799 I F +61 8 6389 0112 I W www.arumaresources.com

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Section 1 Sampling Techniques and Data

Criteria	JORC Code explanation Commentary	JORC Code explanation Commentary
*Sampling* *techniques*	 Nature and quality of sampling (e.g. cut channels, random chips, or specific specialised industry standard measurement tools appropriate to the minerals under investigation, such as down hole gamma sondes, or handheld XRF instruments, etc.). These examples should not be taken as limiting the broad meaning of sampling.  Include reference to measures taken to ensure sample representivity and the appropriate calibration of any measurement tools or systems used.  Aspects of the determination of mineralisation that are Material to the Public Report.  In cases where ‘industry standard’ work has been done this would be relatively simple (eg ‘reverse circulation drilling was used to obtain 1 m samples from which 3 kg was pulverised to produce a 30 g charge for fire assay’). In other cases more explanation may be required, such as where there is coarse gold that has inherent sampling problems. Unusual commodities or mineralisation types (e.g. submarine nodules) may warrant disclosure of detailed information.	Soil Samples are taken from 200mm deep holes and sieved at 80 microns to give nominal ~100g samples. Rock chip samples of some ~500g are taken from outcrop and 50% assayed and 50% kept as reference sample. Trench or lake samples of ~500g are taken from surface pick lines of various lengths and on random 1m subsamples on GDA lines. All samples were 30g charge assayed according to Fe and Cl content to ensure best accuracy. High Cl precludes FA and High Fe, S and CO3 is not recommended for AR.
*Drilling* *techniques*	 Drill type (e.g. core, reverse circulation, open-hole hammer, rotary air blast, auger, Bangka, sonic, etc.) and details (e.g. core diameter, triple or standard tube, depth of diamond tails, face-sampling bit or other type, whether core is oriented and if so, by what method, etc.).	Drilling was done with RC rigs using industry standard sampling methods.
*Drill sample* *recovery*	 Method of recording and assessing core and chip sample recoveries and results assessed.  Measures taken to maximise sample recovery and ensure representative nature of the samples.  Whether a relationship exists between sample recovery andgrade	The best endeavors were used to ensure sample recovery and splitting gave the best quality possible.