Tectonic Metals intersects 5.61 g/t gold over 41.15 meters at Flat project’s Black Creek target

• Tectonic Metals reported 2.86 g/t gold over 91.44 meters at Black Creek, its longest intercept at Alaska’s Flat Gold Project.
• The interval included 5.61 g/t gold over 41.15 meters, containing a higher-grade section of 12.94 g/t over 13.72 meters.
• Hole CMR26-159 extended drilling 100 meters south of the discovery hole; mineralization remains open at depth.
• Follow-up drilling will test deeper extensions and continuity at Black Creek, where over 85% of the gold-in-soil anomaly remains untested.
• Chicken Mountain’s maiden mineral resource estimate is targeted for Q1 2027, followed by a preliminary economic assessment in Q2.

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