Phase 2 Drill Program Completed At Green Monster Project

VANCOUVER – Glenstar Minerals Inc. reported that the Phase 2 drill program at the Green Monster Project in Nevada has been completed. The final plan for the Phase 2 program consisted of six (6) holes at various depths from 500 feet to 585 feet, and angles from vertical to 65 degrees. A track mounted reverse circulation drill was utilized for this second round of drilling, and preliminary observations by project geologist Bob Marvin in the field indicate that three of the six holes drilled contained highly fractured rock with abundant clay alteration and brightly coloured orange and red oxide minerals and decalcification.
This Phase 2 drill program was comprised of 3,320 feet over six (6) holes which were collared at three (3) drill pads. Three (3) holes were drilled at the site of the blind “Discovery Hole” that was encountered in the Phase 1 drill program that was conducted in May 2025. Two (2) of these holes are considered to be of significant interest while the third hole did not exhibit the same level of fracturing and alteration, but is thought to be of interest nevertheless. One hole was collared approximately 90 meters to the southwest of the Discovery Hole and the rock recovered from this hole also indicate substantial fracturing and alteration of the rock with abundant clay alteration and bright orange and red oxide minerals. This hole is also considered to be of significant interest. Visual inspection of the rock from two holes drilled at the initial area of interest are considered to be unremarkable.
Geologist Bob Marvin, said, “We are extremely pleased with the initial visual evaluation of the six holes drilled during Phase 2 of our ongoing drill plan. The fact that three of the six holes drilled showed significant alteration and fracturing, and a fourth hole with good potential as well, continues to support Glenstar’s belief that the polymetallic zone we’re drilling could represent a significant discovery. Only assays and time will tell.”