Kairos Minerals Ltd. advised that it has received highly encouraging assay results for an additional 46 stream sediment samples (18WCST0133-182) completed late last year over E47/3522 and E47/3523 within its 100%-owned Croydon Gold Project in the Pilbara Region of WA. The latest stream sediment sampling results are predominantly from within E47/3522 in the north-western portion of the Project with some additional results also received from E47/3523. The results were generated during a helicopter-supported exploration program completed late last year under the supervision of consulting geologist, highly experienced Pilbara conglomerate geologist George Merhi (ex- Novo Resources and Creasy Group). Highly encouraging assay results have been received for an additional 46 stream sediment samples (18WCST0133-182) collected over E47/3522 and E47/3523. The latest results, which include a peak gold value of 1,533ppb Au (1.5g/t Au), confirm widespread distribution of gold anomalism across the Project and build on the significant nugget discoveries announced towards the end of last year. The results confirm the widespread distribution of gold anomalism across the Project, with excellent correlation achieved between panned samples containing visible gold (up to 20 pieces of gold) and assays of >50ppb Au. While the previous focus of exploration at Croydon and across much of the Pilbara has been on the Mount Roe Basalt - Basal Unconformity, most of the new anomalous gold values on E47/3522 (including the peak result of 1.5g/t Au) are associated with the Lower Hardey Formation and are distributed within sandstone and deflated conglomerate. This is the same stratigraphic horizon which hosts Nugget Patch #3, discovered late last year, which yielded 9 nuggets for 7.4g of gold. This horizon is widely distributed across the Croydon Project.