Flow Metals identifies new epithermal gold targets at Sixtymile project in Yukon

• FLOW Metals completed its 2026 field program at the Sixtymile Gold Project in Yukon, outlining new epithermal targets for follow-up.
• Work identified a Miller Creek high-sulphidation alteration zone near a clay-altered lithocap, flagged as a shallow gold target.
• Mapping traced brecciated, vuggy quartz vein corridors on the Drake claims, with surface zones up to 20 meters wide.
• A district-scale D4 structural framework was defined, with repeating 2-to-4-kilometer structures intended to guide future drilling orientation.
• Next steps include updating the structural model, reprocessing CSAMT geophysics, and reviewing pending assays to refine porphyry-epithermal targets.

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