Preparation For Drilling High-Grade Mohave Project

VANCOUVER – Kingman Minerals Ltd. reported significant progress to date at its flagship Mohave Project in Mohave County, Arizona, which includes the historic Rosebud Mine. Given the current strength in the gold market, Kingman believes the Mohave Project is exceptionally well-positioned for near-term value creation.
The Mohave Project comprises 72 lode claims (1467 acres or 594 hectares), inclusive of the historic Rosebud Mine. The underground workings include over 2,300 feet of drifts, raises, and crosscuts. Historical (non-NI 43-101) data suggest a potential for up to 664,000 ounces of gold and 2.6 million ounces of silver across multiple parallel vein structures. Kingman’s focus is to continue to replicate and validate these historic values, then expand and upgrade them according to modern exploration standards.
Kingman has executed multiple phases of work to date, including two underground reconnaissance programs and two drilling phases, both confirming high-grade gold and silver intercepts at depth. Underground sampling from mineralized veins returned exceptional results, including 688 g/t Au and 468 g/t Ag over 0.18 m, and 252 g/t Au and 341 g/t Ag over 0.46 m. This combination of strong assay results across multiple locations lays the foundation to validate, expand, and define the resource.