Novared Mining flags stronger untested IP targets at Wilmac copper-gold project beyond 1.67% Cu trench results

• Novared Mining flagged stronger untested induced-polarization targets at its Wilmac copper-gold project in British Columbia’s Quesnel porphyry belt.
• Review of 3DIP data suggests trench copper up to 1.67% sits on the edge of a broader chargeability system.
• Targets 100-300 meters west-southwest show higher chargeability, supported by potassium alteration proxies, resistivity, magnetics, copper-in-soil anomalies.
• Priority focus set on a trench-area resistive core, WM-P2 near-trench high chargeability with potassium enrichment, WM-P3 shallow chargeability-conductivity target.
• Follow-up work planned subject to financing, including mapping, ground surveys, trenching, completion of IP lines, potential 350-400 meter drill test.

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