Kin Mining NL received further significant assay results from recent in-fill Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling at the Bruno-Lewis deposit, one of the cornerstone deposits at its 100%-owned Cardinia Gold Project (CGP) in Western Australia. The results - which include several outstanding, wide, high-grade intercepts at shallow depth plus a number of broader, lower grade zones - have confirmed the quality of the Bruno-Lewis deposit, demonstrating strong potential to upgrade and expand the current 311,000oz Mineral Resource Estimate as part of an updated MRE currently in progress. The drilling was undertaken at Bruno-Lewis to complete the Phase 3 drilling program which commenced in November 2020 with the aim of extending the mineralisation at depth, increasing the average grade and upgrading the classification of the Inferred Mineral Resource at the deposit. Results reported in this announcement are from the northern part of the deposit, where the Inferred Mineral Resource totals 2.6Mt at 1.17g/t Au for 96,000oz of contained gold. The drilling targeted Inferred Mineral Resources inside the AUD 2,600 pit shell that defines the Mineral Resource Estimate, as well as potential lode positions both inside and outside the pit shell that were intersected in previous wide-spaced drilling but had not been classified in a Mineral Resource estimate. A total of 27 Reverse Circulation drill-holes have been completed at the Bruno-Lewis prospect in February 2021 for a total of 2,258m. The deferred Priority 3 program was re-assigned in response to the strong results from the Priority 1 and 2 holes, resulting in the 21 RC holes reported in this announcement. A further six RC drill-holes and two diamond tails (BL20CD122 and BL20CD128) have been drilled to test the geology model prior to completing the updated MRE. These holes have been completed but assay results are still pending. As a result of the deferral of the re-assigned Priority 3 drilling until the commencement of the Phase 4 program in February 2021 and the strong results reported here, the Company has decided to incorporate the results reported in this announcement into the updated Mineral Resource Estimate for Bruno-Lewis. This will result in the MRE completion date being delayed by approximately one month until late April 2021. The most recent drilling provides important geological continuity and assay data for the geological team in estimating the Mineral Resource.