Results From Additional Drilling At The Rogue & Einarson Projects

VANCOVER – Snowlike Gold Corp. reported on the ongoing exploration at its Rogue and Einarson projects in the eastern Yukon Territory. Drilling at Jupiter, an orogenic gold discovery on Snowline’s Einarson Project, extends the known strike length of gold mineralization by roughly 550 m to 1.9 km. Drill results within a 500 m gap in previous drilling returned 6.82 g/t Au over 9.0 m from 179.5 m downhole in hole J-25-037. The gold system at Jupiter remains open along strike in both directions and to depth. At Snowline’s flagship Valley gold deposit on the Rogue Project (“Valley”), infill and expansion drilling continue to confirm and expand the scale of known mineralization. To date, over 28,500 m have been drilled by the Company this year on the Rogue and Einarson projects, with drilling ongoing and assays pending for approximately 20,000 m. The 2025 exploration program is complemented by extensive engineering and environmental fieldwork at Valley to inform future studies and permitting efforts.

“We are in the early days of exploring the large orogenic gold system at Jupiter, on our Einarson Project, and the results demonstrate significant potential,” said Scott Berdahl, CEO & Director. “With a thin blanket of transported glacial till covering the deposit, our consistent success in intersecting thick zones of gold mineralization across a large footprint is a strong sign of the system’s potential quality and scale. While Jupiter has been overshadowed by our flagship Valley discovery some 30 km away, it has hallmarks of a stand-alone project. And, importantly, Jupiter represents a different style of gold mineralization than Valley, highlighting the general fertility of this underexplored part of the Selwyn Basin.”

Jupiter is an epizonal orogenic gold discovery roughly 30 km north of Valley. Of the six holes reported herein, three were drilled within the main NNW-SSE corridor where mineralization has been encountered to date. Two of these holes were drilled in large untested gaps in previous drilling, with hole J-25-037 intersecting a highlight interval of 6.82 g/t Au over 9.0 m. The third such hole, J-25-039, was collared roughly 440 m north of previous holes and considerably expands the footprint of known mineralization at Jupiter which now extends roughly 1.9 km. The gold system at Jupiter remains open along strike and to depth.

The mineralized intervals in holes J-25-037 and J-25-039 are related to strongly deformed quartz-carbonate veins formed along a district-scale, locally repeated thrust fault system between two siliciclastic sedimentary rock units.

Observations of visible gold in holes that have yet to receive analytical results are shown as yellow circles. Note that 2025 holes are plotted above previous results for clarity, regardless of relative depths. The outline of the Valley intrusion corresponds to its expression at surface. Over 18,500 m of drilling has been completed within and near Valley to date in 2025, and drilling is ongoing. The objectives of this program are: 1) to test potential expansion of the current MRE for Valley; 2) to test for new zones of high-grade mineralization within the Valley intrusion; and 3) to prepare for a future Prefeasibility Study (“PFS”) by upgrading Inferred Resources to higher categories and obtaining additional geotechnical information.

Drilling along the northeastern margin of the Valley intrusion continues to intersect low to moderate quartz vein densities frequently containing trace instances of visible gold (Figure 3). The location of this mineralization at depth corresponds to the surface expression of the “Ridge” zone soil and talus fine gold anomaly, identified by the Company in early sampling. These observations await analytical results, which are necessary to assess the significance of the new zone of mineralization.

The Company has received results from six additional holes at Valley. These holes, V-25-130 through 135, continue to encounter broad zones of anomalous gold mineralization outside of the current Valley MRE and PEA mine plan. Hole V-25-132, for example, returned 209.0 m at 0.45 g/t Au, including 67.5m at 0.88 g/t Au, roughly 70 m southeast of the PEA mine plan. Where inside the existing block model, results will serve to inform potential recategorization of Inferred Mineral Resources.

Roughly 6,280 m of drilling has been completed to date in 2025 on the Rogue Project outside of Valley, on seven additional targets. Rare instances of trace visible gold have been encountered in drill core from all seven targets in surface sampling or drilling, in small (0.5-10 cm) quartz veins, consistent with the RIRGS deposit model. This regional exploration campaign is ongoing, with assays pending.