Collective Mining drills broadest high-grade intercept to date at Apollo’s Ramp Zone

• Collective Mining drilled 154.30 meters grading 12.66 grams per metric ton gold equivalent at Colombia's Apollo Ramp Zone, its broadest high-grade intercept there.
• Hole APC174-D4 included 30.45 meters grading 39.01 grams per metric ton gold equivalent.
• Local grades exceeded resource estimates by more than 75%; high-grade mineralization extended shallower and deeper than predicted.
• Drilling ended in mineralization outside the resource at rig capacity; higher-capacity rigs will test a potential new mineralized chute.
• Construction of a roughly 3-kilometer exploration adit is expected to begin in November 2026, enabling shorter underground drilling holes.

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