Twenty Seven Co. Limited announced that with the successful completion of due diligence the Company has now signed the Tenement Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Revolution Mining Pty Ltd. (Resolution Mining) to acquire two tenements E77/2540 and E77/2539, expanding the Yarbu Project significantly (together the "Tenements"). On 10 December 2020, the Company announced the signing of a Binding Terms Sheet for the tenements that adjoin TSC exiting Yarbu Gold Project (E77/2442) on the prospective Marda-Diemals greenstone belt in WA, adjacent to Ramelius Resources Marda Gold Project which contains a JORC 2012 compliant resource of 280,000oz Au in nine separate deposits. The new tenements nearly double the existing Yarbu Gold Project area to circa 223 sq.km and significantly increase TSC's strike length along the highly prospective Clampton Fault from 5km to 22km. There is clear evidence the Clampton Fault is prospective for Archean shear-hosted gold deposits, as the historical Clampton Mine is south of TSC's Yarbu Gold Project. Only very limited historical drilling has been completed within the founding Yarbu Gold Project and none recorded in the newly acquired tenements. Two traverses of RAB holes ­ spaced 4.7km apart ­ that targeted the Clampton Fault intersected encouraging indications of mineralisation including 1m @ 1.1g/t Au and 1m @ 0.56g/t Au1. Elsewhere, two adjacent holes testing a gold in soil anomaly that is open and trending into E77/2442 intersected mineralisation grading up to 2g/t Au, with these holes within 300m of the founding Yarbu Gold Project boundary. Limited historical soil sampling recorded on GEOVIEW indicates the presence of significant gold anomalies along the Clampton fault and in the immediate environs of the Yarbu Gold Project. The Clampton Fault forms an immediate priority target zone at the Yarbu Gold Project, while the success of soil geochemistry to define anomalies sourced by underlying gold mineralisation in the area offers an obvious first pass method to explore the tenure more broadly.