Jaguar Mining starts underground drilling targeting untested high-grade zones at Turmalina mine in Brazil

• Jaguar Mining launched a new underground diamond drilling program at the Turmalina gold mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
• Work targets the depth extension of the Faina orebody to the 640-meter level; seven holes totaling 2,024 meters are complete, assays pending.
• A separate target will test the un-drilled upper extension of orebody A, known as the A/SE2 lens, between +640 meters and +400 meters elevation.
• An 80-meter underground exploration drift is being developed as a drill platform for A/SE2, with completion expected in early October 2026.
• The campaign calls for 20 holes totaling about 2,380 meters on roughly 50-by-50-meter spacing to assess in-mine resource growth potential.

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