Announcement PDF September 2026 Quarterly Activities Report Lac Gold Limited ASX: LAC ABN 82 110 884 252 1138 Hay Street, West Perth lacgold.com Western Australia 30 October 2026 Rouyn Gold Project, Québec, Canada Strong assays extend known mineralisation ahead of resource update in Q1 2027 Continuous drilling will continue targeting the open mineralisation to grow the 1.66Moz Resource; Rouyn is surrounded by world-class mines in the heart of the Abitibi Highlights • More strong drilling results demonstrated the scale and continuity of the mineralised system and the potential for substantial growth in the existing 1.66Moz Mineral Resource. • Assays from a further 20 drillholes contained higher-grade gold mineralisation within broad mineralised envelopes. • Significant results announced during the Quarter included: Hole ID Significant intersections * Broad mineralised envelope * AS-26-808 7.50m @ 11.17g/t Au; and 12.00m @ 3.68g/t Au 46.50m @ 1.99g/t Au from 21.00m; 24.00m @ 1.92g/t Au from 99.00m AS-26-806 8.00m @ 5.12g/t Au 86.00m @ 1.12g/t Au from 12.00m AS-26-804 2.00m @ 17.08g/t Au 11.50m @ 3.09g/t Au from 245.70m AS-26-802 2.90m @ 10.78g/t Au 20.00m @ 2.20g/t Au from 126.00m AS-26-817 5.10m @ 5.46g/t Au 11.50m @ 2.52g/t Au from 171.50m AS-26-801 10.00m @ 3.05g/t Au 86.60m @ 0.59g/t Au from 273.20m AS-26-800 2.55m @ 4.45g/t Au 28.50m @ 1.55g/t Au from 219.00m AS-26-799 10.25m @ 3.10g/t Au 55.55m @ 0.74g/t Au from 110.30m • At the key Astoria deposit within Rouyn, 19 diamond drill holes were completed for 8,969 metres during the Quarter; In the nine months to September 30, a total of 73 diamond drill holes were completed for 29,520 metres. • Work commenced on the updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate, incorporating 52 holes from the 2026 drilling campaign and revised geological interpretation. • Stakeholder engagement continued, with a second community meeting, September Rouyn Project Comité de suivi site visit and social media channels. • Cash at Quarter end was A$9.85 million * Intersections are expressed as downhole lengths; true widths are unknown at this stage. Broad mineralised envelopes are presented for geological context and scale. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p2 Overview The September 2026 Quarter saw Lac Gold deliver a host of significant drilling results which support its strategy to grow the 1.66Moz Mineral Resource at its Rouyn gold project in Canada. These results will be incorporated into the new resource estimate set for release in Q1 2027. Results from a further 20 drillholes at the key Astoria deposit within the Rouyn corridor to support the Company’s view that there is scope for substantial and rapid growth in the Mineral Resource. The drilling repeatedly demonstrated broad mineralised envelopes containing materially higher-grade internal zones, reinforcing the geological model developed through Lac Gold’s 2026 drilling program. Drilling focused on improving geological confidence, testing internal extensions and offshoots to known mineralisation and refining the distribution of higher-grade zones within the broader Astoria system. Figure 1 – Lindsay Farley (Measured Group) and Haithem Bennia (Explo-Logik) examine Rouyn drill core ahead of the Mineral Resource compilation During the Quarter, Lac Gold commenced the updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate. The work is incorporating results of 52 holes from the 2026 drilling campaign, historical drilling and the Company’s revised geological interpretation. Consultants Measured Group completed a site visit during September and are working closely the project team to develop the geological domains and resource model. Completion of the updated estimate is targeted for the March 2027 quarter. Technical, environmental and community workstreams progressed in parallel. Metallurgical testwork was approved to assess opportunities to improve gold recovery from argillite-hosted mineralisation, which represents approximately 10% of the existing Rouyn Mineral Resource. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p3 Preliminary ecological fieldwork and progressive rehabilitation of completed drilling areas also commenced. Lac Gold continued its engagement with local stakeholders through social media channels, a second community meeting and the September Rouyn Project Comité de suivi (Monitoring Committee) meeting and site visit. At the Pickle Lake Project, Orix Geoscience continued digitising and integrating the extensive historical Golden Patricia exploration and mining information. This work will provide a modern geological database and three-dimensional interpretation to support target generation and exploration planning. Rouyn remains Lac Gold’s flagship asset, primary value driver and immediate operational and capital priority. The Company’s near-term focus is to complete the updated Mineral Resource Estimate, prepare the next phase of drilling and continue advancing the technical, environmental and community foundations required to evaluate future development pathways. Pickle Lake, anchored by the high- grade Golden Patricia asset, provides a second long-term growth platform that will continue to be advanced in a disciplined and measured manner. Rouyn Gold Project (Québec, Canada) Project context The Rouyn Gold Project is located immediately south of Rouyn-Noranda within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Québec. The project lies along the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break, a major regional structure associated with numerous world-class gold deposits and mining operations. Rouyn hosts a Mineral Resource Estimate (JORC 2012) of 15.8Mt at 3.28g/t Au for 1.66Moz of gold in the Indicated and Inferred categories. The Mineral Resource extends across part of an approximately seven-kilometre mineralised corridor and remains open along strike and at depth. Rouyn is a brownfields resource growth opportunity. Lac Gold’s immediate objective is to improve confidence in the geological model, assess the potential to grow and improve the quality of the existing Mineral Resource and establish the technical foundations required to evaluate future development pathways. Drilling program During the Quarter, 19 holes were completed for 8,969 metres. At 30 September 2026, 73 holes had been completed for 29,520 metres cumulatively under Lac Gold’s 2026 Rouyn drilling programs. The 2026 drilling program was designed to progressively improve the Company’s understanding of the scale, geometry and continuity of mineralisation at Astoria. During the Quarter, drilling focused on: • testing internal extensions and offshoots to known mineralisation; • refining the geometry and continuity of higher-grade zones; • assessing areas where the mineralised system may be broader than historically interpreted; • providing additional infill information to improve resource geometry and geological confidence; and • identifying and prioritising future drilling opportunities across the broader Rouyn Gold Project. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p4 The drilling continued to build outward from the better-defined parts of the existing Mineral Resource, applying the improved geological understanding developed through the 2026 program to refine targeting. During the Quarter, assay results were reported for drillholes AS-26-799 to AS-26-818. Further drilling, logging, sampling and interpretation continued as Lac Gold assembled the geological and assay information required for the updated Mineral Resource Estimate. Figure 2 – Abitibi region and Rouyn location plan Drilling results and geological interpretation Lac Gold reported assay results from a further 20 diamond drillholes, AS-26-799 to AS-26-818, completed at Astoria as part of the Company’s ongoing 2026 drilling program. The results continued to support the interpretation of Astoria asa large, structurally controlledorogenic gold system developed along the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break. Drilling repeatedly demonstrated two complementary components of the mineralised system: • broad shear-hosted hydrothermal alteration envelopes that define the overall scale and continuity of the system; and • higher-grade gold mineralisation developed within favourable structural settings inside those broader envelopes. Broad mineralised intervals included 86.00m @ 1.12g/t Au in AS-26-806, 86.60m @ 0.59g/t Au in AS- 26-801, 55.55m @ 0.74g/t Au in AS-26-799 and 46.50m @ 1.99g/t Au in AS-26-808. These intervals provide important geological context for the scale and continuity of the hydrothermal system. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p5 Materially higher-grade zones occurred within the broader mineralised envelopes, including: • 7.50m @ 11.17g/t Au and 12.00m @ 3.68g/t Au in AS-26-808; • 8.00m @ 5.12g/t Au in AS-26-806; • 2.00m @ 17.08g/t Au in AS-26-804; • 2.90m @ 10.78g/t Au in AS-26-802; and • 5.10m @ 5.46g/t Au in AS-26-817. The broad alteration zones are interpreted predominantly around the contact between ultramafic volcanic rocks of the Piché Group and Timiskaming sedimentary rocks. The Company’s evolving structural interpretation indicates that higher-grade mineralisation may be preferentially developed within localised brittle structural zones associated with lithological flexures and, in some areas, the proximity of diabase dykes. These geological relationships were observed across multiple drillholes and are being incorporated into the evolving Astoria geological model. The growing body of drilling information is progressively improving the Company’s understanding of the architecture, geometry and continuity of the mineralised system. Figure 3 - Astoria long section showing selected 2026 drilling The holes reported during the Quarter tested internal extensions and offshoots within the broad footprint of the existing Mineral Resource. This included areas that may have been modelled conservatively using historical drilling, higher-grade zones that were not adequately defined and areas where the mineralised system may be broader than previously interpreted. The results will be incorporated with earlier 2026 drilling, historical drilling and the revised geological interpretation as part of the updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p6 Figure 4 – Cross-section showing broad mineralised envelopes and higher-grade internal zones. Intersections are expressed as downhole lengths; true widths are unknown at this stage. Refer to the Company’s ASX announcement dated 31 August 2026 for full results, qualifying information and JORC tables. Technical and development workstreams During the Quarter, Lac Gold commencedworkon an updated MineralResource Estimateforthe Rouyn Gold Project. Measured Group was engaged to lead the work. The updated estimate will incorporate the results of 52 holes from the 2026 drilling campaign, historical drilling and the revised geological interpretation developed through Lac Gold’s exploration program. The principal focus is a comprehensive update of the Astoria Mineral Resource, where the 2026 drilling has materially increased the geological information available for interpretation and estimation. The Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p7 work will also review the application of updated technical and economic assumptions across the other Rouyn resource areas. A site visit was completed during September, including review of drill core, geological interpretations, drilling and sampling procedures, the project database and the physical setting of the Astoria deposit. Measured Group continued working with the Rouyn project team on database validation, geological domain interpretation and preparation of the resource model. The updated Mineral Resource Estimate is intended to: • incorporate the results of 52 holes from the 2026 drilling program; • reflect the revised understanding of the broad mineralised envelopes and higher-grade internal zones; • improve the representation of mineralisation geometry and continuity; and • provide an improved geological foundation for future drilling and development studies. Completion of the updated Mineral Resource Estimate is targeted for first quarter 2027. Other technical workstreams continued in parallel with drilling and the Mineral Resource Estimate. During the Quarter: • geological modelling and interpretation continued as new drilling, logging and assay information became available; • a metallurgical testwork program was refined and approved to proceed. The program results will further inform recovery assumptions and future development studies; • preliminary ecological fieldwork commenced, including work to support future environmental and permitting studies; • environmental baseline and permitting activities continued to be reviewed and sequenced to align with the project’s evolving development timetable; and • technical information from drilling, geological modelling, metallurgy and environmental studies continued to be integrated into the evaluation of future development pathways. This work is being undertaken progressively so that future studies are supported by an increasingly robust foundation. Stakeholder engagement Lac Gold continued to advance environmental, permitting and community workstreams during the Quarter, alongside drilling and technical evaluation. A second community meeting was held at Granada during August. The meeting provided residents with an update on drilling activities, environmental and noise-management measures, planned rehabilitation and the broader objectives of the Rouyn exploration program. Drill core and drilling equipment were also made available to help explain the exploration process and support informed discussion. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p8 The Rouyn Project Comité de suivi met again during September. The meeting included a site visit, providing committee members with an opportunity to observe site conditions, exploration activities and environmental management measures. Operational measures implemented during the Quarter included: • continued use and monitoring of drilling noise-mitigation measures; • adjustment of drilling practices and operating hours where appropriate; • installation of signage around active drilling and rehabilitation areas; and • measures to minimise vegetation clearing and disturbance to drill pads and access areas. Progressive rehabilitation of completed drilling areas commenced during the Quarter. Workfocused on cleaning and rehabilitating areas no longer required for active operations while avoiding unnecessary rework in locations that may be required for future drilling. Further rehabilitation and tree planting will continue next Quarter and as seasonal conditions permit. Lac Gold also continued engagement with theCityof Rouyn-Noranda, local residentsand First Nations. Feedback received through these discussions is being incorporated into exploration planning, environmental work and the selection and management of future drilling contractors. The Company considers strong local relationships and responsible site management essential to the successful long-term advancement of the Rouyn Gold Project. Figure 5 – Rouyn Gold Project, Comité de suivi site visit, September 2026 Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p9 PICKLE LAKE GOLD PROJECT (ONTARIO, CANADA) Golden Patricia data compilation and evaluation During the Quarter, Orix Geoscience continued the first phase of data compilation, capture and geological evaluation for the Golden Patricia Project. The work is converting the extensive historical exploration and mining records into a modern, integrated database. Activities during the Quarter included: • converting information recorded in multiple historical grids to a common project coordinate system; • developing a two-dimensional geographic information system; • reviewing and indexing the historical dataset; • digitising and validating approximately 385 surface drillholes; • consolidating drill collar, survey, lithology and assay information; • georeferencing priority historical plans and sections; and • commencing a preliminary three-dimensional interpretation of the mineralised system, historical workings and mined areas. Golden Patricia produced approximately 619,796 ounces of gold at an average grade of 16.48g/t Au between 1988 and 1997 † , with reported average metallurgical recovery of 96.1%. The historical information provides a substantial foundation for assessing the remaining exploration potential around the former mine and across the broader project area. Figure 6 – Pickle Lake project and Golden Patricia location † Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5970. Report of Activities, 1997 Resident Geologist Program, Thunder Bay North Regional Resident Geologist’s Report: Thunder Bay North-Sioux Lookout Districts, 1998, p.30. Available at: https://prd-0420-geoontario-0000-blob- cge0eud7azhvfsf7.z01.azurefd.net/lrc-geology-documents/publication/OFR5970/OFR5970.pdf Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p10 The current compilation is intended to improve the Company’s understanding of the structural and geological controls on mineralisation, identify gaps in the historical information and support future target generation and exploration planning. Water samples were collected form site as part of the Company’s ongoing environmental monitoring program at Golden Patricia. No other material fieldwork was undertaken at Pickle Lake during the Quarter. Rouyn remains the Company’s immediate operational and capital priority, while Pickle Lake continues to beadvanced in a disciplinedand measuredmanneras Lac Gold’s secondlong-term growth platform. Historical production figures have not been independently verified by Lac Gold and are provided for background information only. CORPORATE Organisational capability During the Quarter, the Company continued to strengthen the team supporting the Rouyn Gold Project. Lac Gold’s field logistics support company, Explo-Logik assigned a senior project geologist to work exclusively on Lac Gold’s exploration program. This additional dedicated capability supports drill planning, geological interpretation, database management and coordination of the updated Mineral Resource Estimate. The role of Cindy Valence was expanded to Head of Community, Government & Stakeholder Relations, reflecting the increasing importance of sustained engagement with residents, First Nations, government and other stakeholders as the Rouyn Gold Project advances. Investor engagement During the Quarter, Lac Gold increased its engagement with investors and other capital-markets participants in Australia and Canada. This included participation in investor and industry conferences in both countries, together with meetings with existing and prospective investors, brokers, analysts and research providers. Discussions focused on the progress of the 2026 drilling program, the evolving geological understanding of Astoria and the Company’s broader strategy for building a successful Canadian gold company. This activity forms part of Lac Gold’s ongoing program to improve market understanding of the Company’s assets, strategy and near-term value drivers and to broaden its investor base. Financial Position and Cash Flows The Company had a cash balance of A$9.85 million at 30 September 2026. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p11 Cash flows during the Quarter included: • exploration and evaluation expenditure of A$2,735k; • staff costs of A$450k; • administration and corporate costs of A$494k; • interest received of A$201k. Payments to related parties totalled A$345k, comprising directors' fees, salaries and associated costs. Further details are provided in the accompanying Appendix 5B. Capital structure The Company had 214,906,395 fully paid ordinary shares on issue at 30 September 2026. There was no change during the Quarter to the number of shares, options or performance rights on issue. STRATEGY AND OUTLOOK Rouyn remains Lac Gold’s flagship asset, primary value driver and immediate operational and capital priority. The Company’s near-term value proposition is centred on growing and improving confidence in the Rouyn Mineral Resource and demonstrating the scale and quality of the mineralised system. Over the longer term, Lac Gold’s objective is to establish the technical, environmental and community foundations required to evaluate and ultimately develop a successful Canadian gold mine. Key priorities for the December 2026 Quarter include: • continuing drilling at Rouyn and receiving the remaining assay results from the 2026 program; • completing and publishing the updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate; • using the revised geological model and Mineral Resource Estimate learnings to design the next phase of drilling; • progressing technical studies; • continuing environmental baseline work and refinement of the project permitting pathway; • continuing progressive rehabilitation of completed drilling areas; • maintaining direct engagement with local residents, First Nations, the City of Rouyn-Noranda and the Rouyn Project Comité de suivi; and • advancing the Golden Patricia historical data compilation and geological model. The updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate will represent an important milestone. In particular, it will provide a clear measure of the impact of the 2026 drilling program and an improved geological foundation for future exploration and development studies. At Golden Patricia, Lac Gold will continue to advance the historical data compilation and three- dimensional interpretation in a disciplined manner. This work is expected to progressively define targets for future exploration while preserving the Company’s immediate focus and capital allocation priority at Rouyn. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p12 Lac Gold remains well positioned to pursue its strategy of building a stronger Canadian gold company through systematic exploration, responsible project advancement and disciplined capital allocation. TENEMENT INFORMATION There were no material changes to the Company’s tenement interests during the Quarter. The Golden Patricia mining leases acquired during the previous quarter remained in good standing and are held by Ardiden Canada Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lac Gold Limited. A completescheduleof theCompany’s interestsin mining tenements at30September 2026is included at the end of this report. This announcement has been authorised for release by the Board of Lac Gold Limited. Further information Andrew Stocks Managing Director Media: Paul Armstrong Matthew Keegan Executive Director Read Corporate Tel: +61 8 6184 5938 +61 8 9388 1474 investors@lacgold.com Engage with this announcement at the Lac Gold Investor Hub. More information is available from the Company’s website www.lacgold.com About Lac Gold Limited Lac Gold Limited is a Canadian-focused gold company advancing the Rouyn Gold Project in Québec and the Pickle Lake Gold Project in Ontario. The Rouyn Gold Project is located on the Cadillac Break within the Abitibi gold region and hosts a large existing Mineral Resource Estimate (refer ASX:ADV announcement dated 10 October 2025). The Pickle Lake Gold Project includes the historic Golden Patricia Mine and a district-scale landholding within the Uchi Geological Subprovince of Ontario. The Company is focused on disciplined project advancement through targeted exploration, technical evaluation, responsible development and strong local partnerships. Forward Looking Statements This announcement contains forward-looking statements regarding future events, including planned technical studies, metallurgical programs, optimization work, permitting activities and development outcomes. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. No assurance can be given that future studies or evaluations will support development of the Rouyn Gold Project or that anticipated outcomes will be achieved. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p13 Competent Persons Statements Rouyn Gold Project – Exploration Results The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results for the Rouyn Gold Project has been extracted from the ASX announcements released on 31 August 2026 and available at www.asx.com.au. Lac Gold Limited confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in that announcement, and that all material assumption and technical parameters underpinning the estimates in those announcements continue to apply and have not materially changed. Lac Gold Limited also confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not materially modified from that announcement. Competent Person’s Statement Mineral Resource Estimate – Rouyn Gold Project, Québec The information in this announcement that relates to Mineral Resources for the Rouyn Gold Project has been extracted from the ASX announcement titled “Ardiden and Lac Gold to Create a Leading Canadian Gold Exploration and Development Company” released on 10 October 2025 and available at www.asx.com.au. Lac Gold Limited confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in that announcement, and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates in that announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed. Lac Gold Limited also confirms that the form and context in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not been materially modified from that announcement. Mineral Resource Estimate – Rouyn Gold Project, Québec Classification Material type Cut-off (g/t) Au Tonnage (Mt) Gold (g/t) Gold Ounces (koz) Indicated Ultramafic 1.72 8.5 3.29 898 Argillite 2.07 0.7 3.43 78 Total Indicated 9.2 3.30 976 Inferred Ultramafic 1.72 5.6 3.13 565 Argillite 2.07 1.0 3.86 126 Total Inferred 6.6 3.24 690 Total Resource (Indicated & Inferred) 15.8 3.28 1,666 Note: Due to effects of rounding, totals may not represent the sum of all components. The Rouyn Gold Project currently hosts a Mineral Resource Estimate (JORC 2012), previously announced to the ASX on 10 October 2025. Recent drilling has targeted extensions beyond the current Mineral Resource envelope. Quarterly Activities Report ASX: LAC | lacgold.com | investors@lacgold.com p14 Historical Production Disclosure The historical production figures referenced in this announcement are historical in nature and have not been verified by the Company. A competent person has not undertaken sufficient work to classify the historical estimates as mineral resources or ore reserves in accordance with the JORC Code (2012). Figure 7 - Project areas and geology of the Rouyn Gold Project September 2026 Quarterly Activities Report Lac Gold Limited ASX: LAC ABN 82 110 884 252 1138 Hay Street, West Perth lacgold.com Western Australia Quarterly Tenement Summary All of the Company’s tenements are granted and located in Ontario, except for the Rouyn Gold Project which is located in Québec. 1. The mining tenements held at the end of the quarter are as follows: Gold Project/ Location Claim ID % Interest Pickle Lake – Connections Ontario 536230 536231 536232 536233 536234 536235 536236 536237 536238 100% 536239 536240 536241 536242 536243 536244 536245 536246 536247 536248 536249 541336 541337 541341 541344 541345 541346 541350 541355 541358 541359 541360 541361 541366 541367 541368 541369 541370 541371 541372 541373 541374 541376 541377 541378 541379 541380 541381 541382 541383 541384 541385 541387 541388 541389 541390 541391 541392 541393 541394 541395 541396 541397 541398 541399 541400 541401 566571 566572 566573 566574 566575 566576 566577 566578 566579 566580 566581 566582 566583 566584 566585 566586 566587 566588 566589 566590 566591 566592 566593 566594 566595 566596 566597 566598 566599 566600 566601 566602 566603 566604 566605 566606 566607 566608 566609 566610 566611 566612 566613 566614 566615 566616 566617 Pickle Lake - Dempster Lake Ontario 695376 704865 704866 704867 704868 704869 704870 704871 704872 100% 704873 704874 704875 704876 704877 704878 704879 704880 704881 704882 704883 704884 704885 704886 704887 704888 704889 704890 704891 704893 579770 579771 579772 579773 579774 579997 579998 580004 580005 580006 580007 580008 580009 580010 580015 580016 580017 580018 580019 580020 580021 580022 580023 580024 580025 580026 580027 580028 580029 580030 580031 580032 580033 580034 580035 580036 580037 580038 580039 580040 580041 580042 580043 580044 580045 580046 580047 580048 580049 580050 580051 580052 580053 580054 580055 580056 580057 580058 580059 580060 580061 580062 580063 580064 580065 580066 580067 580068 580069 580070 580071 580072 580073 580074 580075 580076 580077 580078 580079 580080 580081 580082 580083 580084 580085 580086 580087 580088 580089 580090 580091 580092 580093 580094 580095 580096 580097 580098 580099 580100 580101 580102 580103 580104 580105 580106 580107 580108 580109 580110 580111 580112 580113 580114 580115 580116 580117 580118 580119 580120 580121 580122 580123 580124 580125 580126 580127 580128 580129 580130 580131 580132 580133 580134 580135 580136 580137 580138 580139 580140 580141 580142 580151 580152 580153 580154 580155 580156 580189 580190 580295 580296 580297 580298 580299 580300 580301 580302 580303 580304 580305 580306 580307 580308 580309 580310 580311 580312 580313 580314 580315 580316 580317 5