Drillhole Exceeds Expectations At The Selena Project

VANCOUVER – Ridgeline Minerals Corp. reported additional assay results for discovery drillhole SE25-053 at the Selena project in Nevada. The lower sulfide horizon was intersected 94 meters beneath the previously announced upper zone discovery and returned a highlight intercept of 8.7 meters (m) grading 175.5 g/t silver equivalent (AgEq) or 7.3% zinc equivalent (ZnEq) starting at 1,069m downhole.
Chad Peters, President, CEO & Director, said, “Discovery hole SE25-053 has exceeded our expectations for a maiden drill program, intersecting three high-grade CRD horizons with a cumulative mineralized thickness of 27.2 meters. We are especially encouraged to have hit multiple stacked sulfide lenses in a single hole, which show evidence of base metal zoning and further support our interpretation that Selena hosts a multi-phase CRD system with significant growth potential.
We are still in the early days of a new discovery but with individual samples grading up to 27% zinc and 379 g/t silver, we believe Selena has the potential to deliver even higher grades as we continue to vector into the core of the CRD system. Follow up drillhole SE25-054 is in progress with assay results to be released as they are received in 2026.”