Nordique Resources Commences Base-of-Till Drill Program at the Isoneva Gold Project, Finland

Core Viewpoint - Nordique Resources Inc. has initiated its 2025 Base-of-Till (BOT) drill program at the Isoneva Gold Project in Finland, marking a significant milestone for the company as it aims to explore a promising and underexplored region for gold discovery [1][2]. Drill Program Overview - The Isoneva Gold Project spans 1,150 hectares (11.5 km²) within the Western Finland Gold Belt, featuring excellent infrastructure and multiple high-grade gold-bearing boulder trains, with over 200 samples averaging approximately 14 g/t Au and individual assays reaching up to 462 g/t Au [2][4]. - The BOT drilling method involves shallow vertical holes through glacial overburden to collect samples, which has proven effective in the region for identifying concealed targets [3]. Drilling Details - Approximately 500 BOT holes are planned, spaced 200 to 400 meters apart, with holes every 20 to 40 meters, allowing for efficient geochemical sampling across the property [4][5]. - The drilling is being conducted by Moreenityö Mäcklin using a Rotary Air Blast (RAB) rig, expected to take 2 to 3 months to complete [4][5]. Target Areas - Initial drilling will focus on three high-priority areas: Korpisalo, Ahveroinen, and Tiaskuru, characterized by strong gold-in-till anomalies and high-grade boulders [5][8]. - Korpisalo features a strong gold-in-till anomaly with a sulphidic signature, while Tiaskuru has high-grade quartz-carbonate veins with notable historic drill results [8][10]. - Ahveroinen is noted for one of the densest concentrations of gold-bearing boulders on the property, with values up to 380 g/t Au [8]. Future Plans - A follow-up winter program is scheduled for Q1 2026, which will include diamond drilling at priority areas identified through the BOT campaign and additional BOT drilling in zones accessible only during frozen ground conditions [10].