RC Drilling Program At The Lemhi Gold Project

VANCOUVER – Freeman Gold Corp. has received results from the northern portion of its 2025 reverse circulation drilling program at the Lemhi Gold Project. The reverse circulation (RC) drill program consisted of approximately 2,860 metres of drilling in 30 drill holes. The drilling was designed to convert the inferred ounces from the current mineral resource estimate (MRE) to either measured or indicated (approximately 1,820 metres in 23 drill holes) for those which are contained within the pit shell as designed as part of Freeman’s Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). In addition to also complete further exploration at the north, south and at the Beauty zone.
Bassam Moubarak, CEO, said, “Drilling results demonstrate there is continued exploration potential beyond the northern extent of the 2023 PEA pit shell. Furthermore, these promising near surface results, with the majority within the first 100 metres, will likely increase the resource base for the Lemhi Feasibility Study currently being prepared.”