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Doubleview reports first 2026 Hat drill assays

Hole H109 returned 0.27% copper equivalent over 541.2 metres; three other holes added data from two target areas.

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Doubleview Gold reported the first 2026 assays from four holes at its Hat polymetallic deposit in northwestern British Columbia on October 14. Hole H109 returned 0.27% copper equivalent (CuEq) over 541.2 metres from 60 metres downhole; H110 returned 0.20% CuEq over 408.4 metres from 38.7 metres. H113 and H114 at the South-West Extension returned 0.23% over 417.6 metres and 0.16% over 567.7 metres, respectively.

The company said the holes were designed to fill data gaps at Hat East and the South-West Extension; about 7,400 metres had been drilled at Hat in 2026 to date. Reported intervals are core lengths and true widths have not been determined. The results were not included in the February 2026 resource estimate or March preliminary economic assessment and do not by themselves change resource classifications, mine plans or economic analyses.

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Hat drill results

Selected 2026 assay intervals reported by Doubleview

H10960541.20.27
H11038.7408.40.2
H11324.8417.60.23
H11436.3567.70.16
Methodology

Reported intervals are drill-core lengths; true widths have not been determined. CuEq denotes copper equivalent, not measured copper grade, and excludes separately reported scandium oxide.

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