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Gold X2 reports Moss Project infill drill intersections

Results from 21 holes at Ontario’s Moss property tested the existing resource model in the Main and Southwest zones.

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On October 14, the company reported new assays from 21 holes in the Main and Southwest zones of the Moss Gold Project. The campaign includes infill drilling intended to convert existing Inferred resource blocks to a higher confidence category.

Hole MMD-26-430 returned 0.96 grams of gold per tonne over 172 metres from 195 metres downhole, including 1.31 g/t over 39 metres from 195 metres. These are downhole interval lengths, not true widths or an updated resource estimate.

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MMD-26-430 main intercept

Reported downhole length and gold grade for the MMD-26-430 intersection.

Main intercept length
172 metres
2026-10-14 · Observed
Methodology

The sample interval and assay average in the company’s October 14 release are reproduced. Length is measured downhole and is not true thickness.

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MMD-26-430 main intercept

Reported downhole length and gold grade for the MMD-26-430 intersection.

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    Moss drill results reported

    Assays from 21 Main and Southwest drill holes were reported.

Methodology

The sample interval and assay average in the company’s October 14 release are reproduced. Length is measured downhole and is not true thickness.

Updated:

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