Newly Discovered Polymetallic Zone at Green Monster Project Shifts Focus of Drilling and Exploration Plan

Core Viewpoint - Glenstar Minerals Inc. has discovered a new polymetallic zone at the Green Monster Project, prompting a shift in drilling and exploration plans following positive results from the recent drill program [1][3][6]. Exploration and Drilling Updates - The recent drill program in May 2025 revealed a robust polymetallic mineralization zone located 150 meters from the main target area, leading to a change in exploration focus [3][4]. - Hole GMST-4, initially intended to test a magnetic high, intersected a new zone approximately 10 meters wide with high-grade zinc (>30%) and significant assay results including 177 ppm silver (161.5 g/t), 523 ppm nickel, 91.9 ppm cobalt, and copper >0.36% [3][4][6]. - The mineralization was found at depths of approximately 131 to 142 meters within a complex rock unit disrupted by thrust faults, similar to the Eureka District in central Nevada [5][6]. Future Plans - Glenstar plans to expand the new hanging wall zone and test its continuation along strike and at depth in the upcoming Phase 2 exploration [6]. - The newly discovered zone significantly increases the target size of the project, indicating potential for further mineralization [6]. Project Background - The Green Monster Property consists of 35 federal lode claims covering around 700 acres in Clark County, Nevada, and has not seen drilling until the recent program [9][10]. - Initial groundwork in 2022 identified robust nickel-copper with highly anomalous cobalt, indicating several targets suitable for shallow drilling [9][10]. Marketing and Investor Relations - Glenstar has extended its marketing and investor awareness agreement with Altura Media Co. Inc. for CDN$150,000, aimed at enhancing visibility and engagement in domestic and foreign markets [11].