Testing Of Mineralised Structure At The Kerrigan Mine Project

MONTREAL – Tomagold Corporation reported on drill holes TOM-25-009 and TOM-25-010 at its Berrigan Mine project located in the Chibougamau mining camp, in Québec. These are the first two of seven holes for a total of 3,098 metres at Berrigan Mine, with the objective of testing the historical mineralized structure and opening new potential mineralization at depth. The results confirm the presence of high-grade gold-bearing polymetallic vein systems within an extensive mineralized envelope hosted in ultramafic rocks.
David Grondin, CEO, said, “These initial results are truly outstanding, most notably the 39% ZnEq intersection in hole TOM-25-009. The confirmation of a hydrothermal footprint overlying the main mineralized zones significantly reinforces our geological understanding of the Berrigan Mine project. With the EM survey currently underway and extension drilling results expected in January, we look forward to defining the full scale and continuity of the mineralized envelope.”
Jean Lafleur, P.Geo., VP Exploration, said, “TomaGold is currently advancing an all-encompassing litho-structural and geophysical compilation, synthesis and interpretation for its Chibougamau mining camp projects, incorporating AI modeling with Windfall Geotek’s proprietary system. We’ve also completed additional geophysical work to refine both gold and polymetallic targeting for the upcoming winter 2026 exploration campaign. This approach has already yielded new targets, which are currently being tested through diamond drilling. The latest drilling results at Berrigan Mine offer a glimpse into the exploration potential of some of these targets.”