Sun Summit Minerals completes 5,100 meters of drilling at JD Project’s Creek zone in British Columbia

• Sun Summit Minerals outlined 2026 exploration progress at its JD Project in British Columbia’s Toodoggone district, targeting a first resource estimate in Q1 2027.
• Creek zone drilling is nearly complete with 5,100 meters across 13 holes; 9 more holes are planned to test near-surface gold continuity.
• One rig shifted to the Finn zone; up to 19 holes are planned within a 5,100-meter program focused on near-surface gold-silver expansion.
• Assays are pending; more than 1,400 core samples from five Creek holes have been sent to the lab, with initial results expected in coming weeks.
• Project-wide target work includes a 740-line-km MobileMT airborne survey; final data are expected in mid-July 2026.

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