Heliostar Drills 30.2m Grading 6.29g/t Gold in First Resource Conversion Holes at Ana Paula

Core Viewpoint - Heliostar Metals Ltd. has announced promising initial results from its ongoing 15,000 metre drill program at the Ana Paula project in Guerrero, Mexico, aimed at converting inferred resources to higher confidence classifications and supporting a Feasibility Study [3][4]. Drilling Program - The drilling program involves two rigs and has completed 18 holes with a total of 5,556 metres drilled to date, focusing on defining the High Grade Panel's overall orientation [5]. - The drilling approach has been modified to rotate by approximately 90 degrees from historic intercepts, leading to more continuous and higher-grade gold mineralization [5]. Drill Results Summary - Significant results include Hole AP-25-325, which intercepted 30.2 metres grading 6.29 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from 195.8 metres, and Hole AP-25-323, which returned 12.2 metres grading 8.73 g/t gold from 344.5 metres [7][8]. - Additional intercepts from AP-25-325 include 14.75 metres grading 13.6 g/t gold from 153.5 metres and 4.5 metres grading 12.6 g/t gold from 277.5 metres [9]. Future Plans - The company plans to continue releasing consistent drill results monthly from Ana Paula throughout 2025 and into 2026, with the next results expected in mid- to late September [4][10]. Company Overview - Heliostar Metals Ltd. is a gold mining company with operations in Mexico, including the La Colorada Mine and the San Agustin Mine, and holds several development projects in Mexico and the USA, including the Ana Paula project [20].