Critical Minerals Group is an actively progressing development of the Lindfield Vanadium Project in Northwest Queensland. Located approximately 70 km north of the township of Julia Creek, the Project is covered by exploration permit EPM 27872. The Flinders Highway and Mount Isa Rail System, to the south of the project provides access (600 km to the east) to the Qld critical minerals processing hub at the Port city of Townsville. Geologically, the Project is situated on the Euroka Ridge, a regional feature that separates the Carpentaria and Eromanga Basins. The Euroka Ridge is a major Proterozoic basement-high feature trending north-east between tectonic blocks of the Mt Isa Inlier Eastern Fold belt to the Georgetown Inlier. The Project mineralised material is stratigraphically hosted in the Toolebuc Formation. Exploration drilling within across the Project area spans from the 1960s up to 2023. Within the Project, the geological database contained 95 exploration holes including 54 holes drilled by previous or surrounding explorers, 24 holes drilled and previously reported by CMG, and 17 exploration holes drilled by CMG in 2023. Drill hole grade sampling across the Project area spans from 1974 up to 2023. associated to the Project and surrounding area the geological database contained 4951 samples across 415 exploration drill holes. The Lindfield Vanadium Project mineral resources were estimated in accordance with the JORC Code (2012), as of 26 april 2024. The total estimated resources within the Lindfield Project is 713 million metric t (Mt) of vanadium mineral resource at 0.32 per cent V2Os (wt%), 3.4 per cent al2O3 (wt per cent), 130 ppm Mo. CMG recently completed the Project Scoping Study. CMG is well progressed with the Lindfield Vanadium Projects PFS work, and looks forward to completing and publicly reporting the project updates prior to the upcoming Critical Minerals Conference.