16 January 2024

Bradda Head Lithium Ltd

("Bradda Head", "BHL" or the "Company")

New Lithium Discoveries at Bradda Head's San Domingo Project, Following Completion of Phase 2 Drilling

Bradda Head Lithium Ltd (AIM:BHL, TSX-V:BHLI), the North America-focused lithium development group, announces final results from core drilling at the San Domingo Central target area ("Central Target Area"), Arizona, completed on 2 December 2023. This is the second of three sets of assays to be released from the Company's 18,950 feet (5,776m) programme, and include very encouraging results across all the target pegmatites (see PR dated 13 November 2023 for results from the San Domingo North target area).

Results from the San Domingo Central Target Area are highlighted by the following intervals:

·    7.28m at 1.27% Li₂O in hole SD-DH23-069 from 27.43m depth at White Ridge

·    5.18m of 0.88% Li₂O in hole SD-DH23-072 at White Ridge

·    5.06m @ 0.49% Li₂O in hole SD-DH23-083 at Joker

·    2.17m @ 0.58% Li₂O with 92ppm Sn at Jumbo

·    26.52m @ 0.27% BeO with 4.44m @ 0.40% BeO and 0.02% Li₂O in hole SD-DH23-075 at White Ridge

·    Jumbo drill hole SD-DH23-037 (see PR dated 27 March 2023) encountered 9.54m @ 1.85% Li₂O from 46.24m, highlighting the high grades and shallow nature of lithium mineralisation in a hole that is 400m away to the southwest of hole SD-DH23-069

  Summary:

·    Shallow lithium mineralised intercepts were encountered at the Central Target Area, with 90% of significant intercepts at <100m depth.

·    The pegmatites at White Ridge host 7.28m of 1.27% Li₂O, starting at 27.43m in hole SD-DH23-069. In a parallel pegmatite, hole SD-DH23-072 intersected 5.18m of 0.88% Li₂O at 23.77m (Figure 1 below).

·    Spodumene observed as the dominant lithium mineral with minor amounts of lepidolite.

·    Coarser spodumene (>20cm, and dominant at San Domingo) has better preservation than finer grained (1-3cm) spodumene, thus, crystal size is important to overall lithium content and simple low-cost recovery methods.

·    Elements such as tin, tantalum (Ta₂O₅) and beryllium (BeO) are found to be highly anomalous in the Central Target Area, including 0.40% BeO with 118 ppm Ta₂O₅ over 4.44m in SD-DH23-075 over 4.44m and within 26.52m at 0.27% BeO

·    Tantalum, tin, beryllium, rubidium, caesium, and niobium were consistently found to be strongly anomalous within, or peripheral to, our best lithium intercepts, providing excellent pathfinders for targeting, interpretation, and guides to this 'Kathleen Valley' LCT-style of lithium deposit.

·    These, and prior near surface drill hole intercepts in the Central Target Area, offer potential opportunity for open-pit development when further drilling proves up mineable resources. The shallow nature of mineralisation is a compelling argument for continued exploration.

·    The final news release, to include results from Morning Star, will follow as soon as data finalisation, compilation, and interpretation is completed.

Figure 1: Cross-section at White Ridge showing holes SD-DH23-069, 072, and 073

Ian Stalker, Executive Chairman, commented:

"These results support our view of a near surface potential spodumene lithium resource in the Central section of our San Domingo (SD) property. The results complement and add to the previous reported results in the same area. We have known spodumene mineralisation at both Midnight Owl in the north of our SD property and have now added additional near surface intercepts in the Central section.

"Our team has been working diligently throughout the year to interpret the data, and the arrival of the results in December was something of a Christmas present to ourselves! We are also confident that they will be a springboard to the next programme. We are encouraged by this second phase of exploration drilling, continue to be excited for the future at SD, and look forward to the next and final set of results from this drilling programme.

"It also needs to be noted that the nature of the mineralisation encountered to date is simple and shallow; no deep drilling as been undertaken, although this will be considered at a later stage of our Company's development. Deeper drilling may indeed reveal less mobilisation of the lithium due to weathering and, as a result, broader zones of mineralisation.

"We continue to ensure, via corporate cost reductions and in the field project work, that we are properly positioned to be ready for the next wave of lithium demand and subsequent commodity price increases."

Table 1: San Domingo Central Targets Drill Hole Summary

*All drill depths are from surface

Figure 2: San Domingo Project, land, phase I and II drill holes, and target areas

This exploration campaign was designed to test for shallow lithium mineralisation on targets proximal to existing roads and access, to maximise our ability to test as many pegmatites as possible from the same or proximal drill platforms, keeping disturbance to a minimum. Some holes were drilled longitudinally and others perpendicular to the surface-exposed pegmatites, with holes designed to test lateral and vertical zoning. Other holes were step-outs from the previous drilling campaign, such as holes at Joker and Jumbo, both taking advantage of existing roads or minimal new roads to lessen impact on the drill permits.

The White Ridge target is a surface expression of parallel, northeast-southwest to north-south trending pegmatites with several historic mines excavated on spodumene mineralisation. Drill hole SD-DH23-069 was drilled longitudinally and intercepted coarse spodumene crystals at a depth of 27.43m, finding 7.28m @ 1.27% Li₂O, with 91ppm Sn, 92 ppm Ta₂O₅, and 0.17% BeO. Drill hole SD-DH23-072 was designed to cross cut the White Ridge mine (See Figure 3, surface sample with 1.45% Li₂O), finding 5.18m of 0.88% Li₂O at a depth of 23.77m and also contains 48ppm Sn.

Drill holes at Joker cross cut a steeply west dipping, and roughly 15-20m wide, pegmatite with surface expression of 0.25km strike length. Overall, the drill holes contain an abundance of fine-grained spodumene although geochemical results were generally low, interpreted as a lithium depletion of the spodumene, possibly due to localised hydrothermal activity. The visible spodumene at Joker reached high volume percentage, between 25% and 50%, but the depletion of lithium due to localised processes produced low grade intercepts such as 5.06m of 0.49% Li₂O, 18.29m of 0.05%, and 10.67m of 0.06% Li₂O. The pegmatite is open at depth and to the south, however, further work at Joker will depend upon targeting less altered zones.

The Jumbo target sits on a hill with limited access and holes were drilled with intentions to extend mineralisation down dip and along strike. Hole SD-DH23-081 was a step-out and down-dip hole looking to extend prior intercepts, such as 9.54m at 1.85% Li₂O in hole SD-DH23-037 (See PR dated 27 March 2023). While thinner, hole SD-DH23-081 encountered 2.17m at 0.58% Li₂O and 0.55% Li₂O over 0.40m at depths of 109.58m and 142.25m, extending mineralisation to the south. Due to limited access to the west and south, where greater potential exists, no holes were drilled in these preferred locations.

The final news release, to include results from Morning Star, will follow as soon as data finalisation, compilation, and interpretation is completed. Morning Star is approximately 1km to the southwest of Jumbo, along the prominent NE-SW corridor of pegmatites seen on the 10.5km long San Domingo district trend.

Figure 3: San Domingo Central drilling, pegmatites, and target areas

For further information, please visit the Company's website: www.braddaheadltd.com.

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Core samples were split on-site and bagged with sample tracking tags. Samples were shipped by the Company directly to SGS Laboratories in Burnaby, B.C., Canada where SGS prepped then analysed all samples using sodium peroxide fusion combined ICP-AES and ICP-MS, method GE_ICM90A50. Certified standards were inserted into the sample stream and reviewed by the Qualified Person. Mr. Wilkins consents to the inclusion of the technical information in this release and context in which it appears.

Qualified Person (BHL)

Joey Wilkins, B.Sc., P.Geo., is Chief Operating Officer at BHL and the Qualified Person who reviewed and approved the technical disclosures in this news release. Mr. Wilkins is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a B.Sc. in Geology with more than 37 years of experience in mineral exploration and is a qualified person under the AIM Rules and a Qualified Person as defined under NI-43-101. Mr. Wilkins consents to the inclusion of the technical information in this release and context in which it appears.

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About Bradda Head Lithium Ltd.

Bradda Head Lithium Ltd. is a North America-focused lithium development group. The Company currently has interests in a variety of projects, the most advanced of which are in Central and Western Arizona: The Basin Project (Basin East Project, and the Basin West Project) and the Wikieup Project.

The Basin East Project has an Indicated Mineral Resource of 17 Mt at an average grade of 940 ppm Li and 3.4% K for a total of 85 kt LCE and an Inferred Mineral Resource of 210 Mt at an average grade of 900 ppm Li and 2.8% K (potassium) for a total of 1.09 Mt LCE. In the rest of the Basin Project SRK has determined an Exploration Target of 250 to 830 Mt of material grading between 750 to 900 ppm Li, which is equivalent to a range of between 1 to 4 Mt contained LCE. The Group intends to continue to develop its three phase one projects in Arizona, whilst endeavouring to unlock value at its other prospective pegmatite and brine assets in Arizona, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. All of Bradda Head's licences are held on a 100% equity basis and are in close proximity to the required infrastructure. Bradda Head is quoted on the AIM of the London Stock Exchange with the ticker of BHL, on the TSX Venture Exchange with a ticker of BHLI.

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