Mindax Limited provided on update on its current and proposed future activities. As shareholders will recall, the Company's securities were suspended from trading on 26 June 2019 pending confirmation by the Company of compliance with ASX Listing Rules 12.1 and 12.2 to the satisfaction of ASX. Since that time, the Company has been working to undertake the actions necessary to satisfy compliance with those listing rules. The Company's assets at the time of the suspension, and at all times since, have consisted of two mineral projects: The Meekatharra North gold project; and The Mt Forrest iron project, both located in Western Australia. Each of these projects consist of granted mineral titles, held by the Company, and given recent increases in price, there has been significant interest in the exploration for gold at the Meekatharra North gold project, and ongoing exploration for iron at the Mr. Forrest iron project. These projects have not changed since the Company was suspended from trading, and the Company has not undertaken any action to divest or acquire additional tenure. In relation to its projects, the Company has continued to progress exploration efforts on its Meekatharra North gold project, as much as its financial position would allow over the period since it's shares were suspended. The recently completed capital raising has allowed the Company to accelerate and expand on those activities. Given the strong interest in gold exploration over the past 12 months, the Company's core focus has been the exploration of its Meekatharra North gold project. Back in November 2020, prior to completion of the capital raising, the Company arranged for a geological assessment of the Meekatharra North gold project on the assumption of an exploration programme once funding for the Company had been secured. During the period 1 January 2021 to 31 March 2021, the Company spent approximately $136,000 on exploration expenditures, mostly on the Meekatharra North gold project, and for the nine months to 31 March 2021 has spent a total of $342,000. In addition, as announced on 3 May 2021, a drilling programme on the Meekatharra North gold project has commenced. The initial phase of this drill programme will consist of a 14 hole, 2,380m Reverse Circulation Percussion drilling programme, to be completed over a two week period, with assay results expected to be announced following assessment of those results. The drilling programme is continuing as at the date of this announcement with results to be announced as soon as analysis and interpretation are complete. The 2nd phase drilling programme will be carried out as soon as practicably possible following assessment of results from the 1st phase programme but it is anticipated to occur during the September Qtr 2021 and subject to availability drilling contractors. The Company expects that the re-instatement to trading, the results of the initial exploration programme and the results from the second phase exploration programme will enable the Company to facilitate further capital raisings to enable further exploration work. As announced previously, the Company has entered into a Binding Heads of Agreement (BHOA) with Norton Gold Fields Pty Ltd. (Norton Gold). The BHOA is structured as an Earn-In Agreement and Joint Venture over the Mt Forrest Project, which will allow Norton Gold to earn a 19.9% joint venture interest by sole funding AUD$20 million of exploration work. Norton Gold has deposited $10m into a bank account to which the Company is a signatory, but which Norton Gold and the Company jointly control. A further $10m is to be deposited into the account (within 14 days of the receipt of Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) approval). Norton Gold has now advised the Company that FIRB approval has been received. Despite the conditionality of FIRB approval to the BHOA, the parties begun operating under the terms of the BHOA and formed a joint venture operating committee (OC) to plan the early assessment works, scope activities and plan for resourcing of the joint undertaking. Since January 2021, the OC have been meeting regularly, conducted site meetings and undertaken soundings with various government departments. Substantial costs have been incurred, at Norton Gold's risk, to advance the Mt Forrest Project ahead of FIRB approval to the BHOA. The Company is highly encouraged by the level of Norton Gold's of engagement since signing the BHOA.