Thunder Gold Completes Phase Two Drill Program at the Tower Mountain Gold Property

Core Insights - Thunder Gold Corp has completed its Phase Two drill program at the Tower Mountain Gold Property, which is 100% owned by the company and spans 2,500 hectares in Ontario [1][9] - The drill program consisted of 13 holes totaling 1,773 meters, slightly short of the planned 1,800 meters, with an all-in cost of less than C$260 per meter [5][2] - Results from the Phase Two drill program are expected in early to mid-August 2025, which will inform the scope of the upcoming Phase Three drill program scheduled to start in September 2025 [2][3] Drilling Details - Four holes (333 meters) were drilled to test the southeast limit of the P-Target, with previous drilling showing 0.93 g/t Au over 41.8 meters [2] - The A-Target was tested with four holes (357 meters) to assess high-grade mineralization continuity, with notable results of 1.30 g/t Au over 30.0 meters and 3.94 g/t Au over 23.8 meters from previous holes [2] - The 3738 target was tested with four holes (1,008 meters), with previous results indicating high-grade gold, including 35.14 g/t Au over 41.0 meters [2][3] Future Plans - The company plans to conduct infill soil geochemistry with 100-meter line spacings and 25-meter sample intervals to target a gold-in-soil anomaly [3] - This geochemical work will assist in identifying initial drill holes in an untested area parallel to the southern contact of the Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex [3][9] Property Overview - The Tower Mountain Gold Property is strategically located near the Trans-Canada highway and is adjacent to the largest exposed intrusive complex in the eastern Shebandowan Greenstone Belt [9] - Gold mineralization at Tower Mountain is found within altered rocks along the intrusive contact, with drilling indicating anomalous gold extending over 500 meters along a 1,500-meter strike length [9]