Michael Hudson, President & CEO states: "These results reinforce that Golden Dyke holds the same grade tenor as the adjacent Rising Sun deposit. When you drill 1.6 m at 59.8 g/t gold equivalent, with multiple individual samples exceeding 100 g/t gold and 10% antimony, you’re looking at extremely high-grade mineralization that’s rare in today’s mining landscape.

“What excites us the most is the predictability we’re seeing in our infill program. SDDSC203 and SDDSC210 were designed to test grade continuity between existing high-grade intersections, and both delivered exactly what our geological model predicted, multiple vein sets with coherent high-grade cores that respond consistently to our drilling approach. That level of geological confidence is what transforms an exploration discovery into a development asset.

“We’re now seeing Golden Dyke expand systematically in multiple directions while our infill drilling confirms the robust grade continuity that mining studies demand. With SDDSC197 pushing our western boundary 50 m beyond the current Exploration Target and our eastern extensions continuing to deliver high-grade intercepts, we are continuing to build scale and confidence.

“The antimony dimension adds another layer of value that’s increasingly relevant to our strategic discussions with both government and industry. When you combine 227 g/t gold with 10.6% antimony in a single interval, as we saw in SDDSC210, you’re looking at critical mineral endowment that positions Sunday Creek as a unique Western-aligned antimony project of national security.

“To accelerate this momentum, one additional drill rig has been added to Sunday Creek, with eleven rigs now operational on the project.”

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