KGL RESOURCES LIMITED — Capital/Financing Update 2014

Mar 26, 2014

www.kglresources.com.au

27 March 2014

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EM SURVEYS DISCOVER EXTENSIONS AT JERVOIS COPPERSILVER-GOLD PROJECT Additional drilling now being fast tracked ahead of Resource Update

Highlights

• Electromagnetic surveys have located

• A strong conductor extending 500m north of the Reward Resource

• Shorter conductors south of Green Parrot and east of Reward

• Strong conductors beyond current Resource boundaries at Marshall-Reward and Bellbird

• All conductors are in areas of no previous drilling

• Drill testing of conductors and other priority targets has commenced immediately

• Resource Update rescheduled to August to enable completion of Phase 2 drilling with the objective of generating a significant resource increase.

Electromagnetic surveys designed to locate extensions to the currently defined Resources at KGL’s Jervois Copper-Silver-Gold Project have been successfully completed by Gap Geophysics.

Conductors, indicating extensions, were located at all of the deposits - Marshall-Reward, Green Parrot and Bellbird - on which the surveys were focussed.

At Reward a fixed loop (FLEM) survey located a strong conductor extending 500m north from the existing Reward and East Reward deposits (Figure 1). The conductor is in line with the currently defined resources and is interpreted to be caused by copper sulphide mineralisation. With no previous drilling in the area, the conductor has not been tested.

South of Green Parrot and east of Reward, short strike length conductors have been located that will require field follow up and possible drill testing. All the new conductors are located in areas that have not been drilled previously.

At Marshall-Reward and Bellbird, down hole (DHEM) surveys have generated strong conductors that relate to the known copper and lead-silver-zinc styles of mineralisation. The DHEM has also located off hole conductors beyond existing drilling both along strike and at depth (Figure 2). Hole KJCD034 generated a conductor 200m below the current resource indicating that the mineralisation extends well below the existing extent of drilling.

Drilling Program

The success of both the 20,000m resource extension drilling program concluded in February and the EM surveys has caused KGL to commence a second phase drilling program immediately.

Phase 2 will

• test targets at Marshall-Reward and Bellbird generated during the first phase of drilling

• focus on the northern extension of Reward as delineated by the EM survey, and on the newly discovered East Reward deposit 50m to the east

• follow up the massive lead-silver-zinc sulphide intersected at Reward in KJCD042 and KJCD048 – the DHEM survey indicates that the high grade mineralisation extends beyond the limits of current drilling and may improve

• aim to generate initial Inferred Resources at the Cox’s Find and Rockface prospects.

Simon Milroy, the Managing Director of KGL Resources, commented:

“The EM results follow the continuing reports of high grade assays from drilling at Jervois and the expanding areas of mineralisation. The conductor north of Reward suggests that the Resource extends 500m past the current known limit, and that alone has the potential to significantly increase the total Resource at Jervois.

“In light of this and other indicators, we must ensure that the current pre-feasibility study is based on the best total Resource figures available. We will reschedule the Resource Update from May to August to include results from the further drilling, and complete the PFS shortly after that.”

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Figure 1: FLEM survey results overlain on aeromagnetic TMI image. Existing resources are shown in red, grey and blue.

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Figure 2: Marshall‐Reward long section showing copper grade thickness of existing resource overlain with modelled DHEM conductors (grey polygons). KJCD034 off hole conductor is located to the bottom left.

For further information contact:

Mr Simon Milroy Managing Director Phone: (07) 3071 9003

About KGL Resources

KGL Resources Limited is an Australian mineral exploration company focussed on increasing the high grade Resource at the Jervois Copper-Silver-Gold Project in the Northern Territory and developing it into a multi-metal mine.