Red Metal Resources identifies 3-kilometer chargeability trend at Carrizal copper-gold project

• Red Metal Resources reported final survey results outlining a 3-kilometer chargeability trend at its Carrizal copper-gold-cobalt project in Chile on October 26, 2026.
• The highest-priority Gorda vein target extends approximately 1 kilometer along strike to about 550 meters deep.
• Only one drill hole has tested Gorda, leaving the anomaly's core and depth extent untested.
• All six mapped South Block veins coincide with chargeability anomalies reaching 400-500 meters deep, below historical drilling's approximately 280-meter maximum vertical depth.
• Survey results are being integrated with geological, geochemical and structural data to rank drill targets.

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