Lappland Guldprospektering wins three-year Gubbträsk permit extension covering historical gold drill core data

• Lappland Guldprospektering secured a new three-year exploration permit, Gubbträsk nr 102, covering 3,806 hectares, adjoining its existing Gubbträsk nr 101.
• The permit area includes 84 of 86 historical drill holes recorded at Gubbträsk, with best intersection 6 meters at 11.15 g/t gold.
• Historical work includes 68 core holes totaling about 8,800 meters drilled in 2004-2008, with core stored at SGU’s Malå archive.
• A 2007 historical estimate outlined 700,000 tonnes at 1.6 g/t gold, with separate zinc-lead-silver mineralization; later drilling was never incorporated.
• Geologists are re-logging archived core and assays to support a potential PERC-compliant Mineral Resource, with a review decision targeted for Q4 2026.

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