Treaty Creek Project Third Drill Hole Completed

VANCOUVER – Tudor Gold Corp. reported on the third drill hole completed from the 2025 exploration drilling program at its 80%-owned Treaty Creek Project, located in Northwestern British Columbia. Hole GS-25-190 intersected a 70-meter (m) eastward extension of the 300 Horizon Zone (300H), linking mineralized intercepts within 300H and 300 North Zone (300N) along a potential SC-1 Zone structural corridor. 

Highlights of the mineralized intercept: 1) 1.70 g/t gold, 3.46 g/t silver and 0.01% copper (1.75 g/t gold equivalent (AuEQ)) over 73.50 m, including 2.03 g/t gold, 2.06 g/t silver and 0.01% copper (2.06 g/t AuEQ) over 38.0 m; plus 2.58 g/t gold, 3.01 g/t silver and 0.01% Cu (2.62 g/t AuEQ) over 8.00 m; and 4.41 g/t gold, 3.46 g/t silver, 0.01% copper (4.46 g/t AuEQ) over 10.50 m.

GS-25-190 was targeted to infill high-grade mineralization between 300N and 300H and provide continuity between the two previously unconnected zones. This drill hole expands the mineralized footprint of 300H by 70 m to the east and 300N by 45 m to the southwest. In addition, the intercepted mineralization occurs along a structural orientation similar to the previously identified four sub-parallel gold-bearing breccia systems of the SC-1 Zone. Mineralization along this axis now connects 300H and 300N.

Tudor has filed a permit application for the development of an underground ramp to access the high-grade gold SC-1 Zone as well as the other higher-grade gold zones. Once the ramp is completed, underground drill stations will be excavated to support definition drilling for mine-planning purposes and provide for more efficient expansion drilling. Underground drilling is expected to reduce the time and cost of delineating the high-grade gold zones and allow for year-round drilling by Tudor.

The results from the remaining two drill holes from the 2025 Exploration Program will be released soon. Following the receipt of the remaining drill hole data, an updated Mineral Resource estimate will be prepared that will include all drilling from 2024 and 2025 exploration programs comprising approximately 15,000 meters of drill data. The updated block model used to estimate the 2025 Mineral Resource will be comprised of 5mx5mx5m blocks rather than the 10mx10mx10m blocks used to estimate the 2024 Mineral Resource estimate. The smaller block size will provide better resolution of the higher-grade gold mineralization.