Drilling Completed At The Apex Target

VANCOUVER – Relevant Gold Corp. announced the successful completion of its 2025 diamond drill program at the Apex Target, located within the Bradley Peak Gold Camp in the Seminoe Mountains of central Wyoming. The drill campaign was the first ever on the property and was designed as a localized test of the Apex target’s structural and geochemical characteristics and to enable vectoring toward high-grade zones along the entire mineralized corridor in 2026. The 2025 Apex drilling program consisted of 12 oriented diamond drill holes totaling 5,102 metres (m), spaced along 600 m of strike and 400 m vertical depth. Assays are pending and will be reported when complete for all 12 holes.

Initial visual observations of drill core confirm that the targeted orogenic shear-vein system was intersected where the Company’s 3D structural and geophysical models predicted. The Apex shear is emerging as a composite 70-150 m wide zone encompassing multiple sub-shears, many of which are intruded by lamprophyre and intermediate dikes. Pervasive hydrothermal alteration, laced by quartz veins and sulphides extends along the shears to vertical depths of 400 m within the 600 m drilled length of its 2.5 km surface trace.

“These first-ever drill holes cut a highly altered shear zone with scale right where we predicted and confirm that we’re seeing all the hallmarks of a productive Abitibi-style orogenic gold system. This is strong validation of our geological model,” said CEO, Rob Bergmann. “We are eagerly awaiting assay results to guide a much more intensive drilling campaign next season – including testing the new shears our team recognized running parallel to Apex.”