Goliath Completes Over 64,000 Meters Of Drilling in 110 Drill Holes, With 100% Hit Rate In 90 Days On 1.8 Km2 Surebet Gold Discovery That Remains Open, Golddigger Property, Golden Triangle, B.C.

Core Insights - The 2025 drill program at Surebet has successfully exceeded its target, with over 64,000 meters drilled across 110 holes, surpassing the initial goal of 60,000 meters [4][5][6] - 100% of the drill holes have intersected substantial quartz-sulphide mineralization, with 76% of the holes logged containing visible gold to the naked eye [4][5][6] - The Surebet Discovery has advanced significantly, now comprising 12 stacked gold-rich veins defined through over 150,000 meters of drilling in just 19 months [7][8] Drilling Program Details - The 2025 drilling campaign was designed to expand the Surebet Discovery both laterally and to depth, focusing on several key objectives [6][12] - High-grade gold has been identified in three distinct rock packages, including quartz-sulphide breccias, RIRG dykes, and calc-silicate altered breccia [6][7] - The program utilized 9 drill rigs in one of North America's largest helicopter-supported drill operations in challenging alpine terrain [4][5] Geological Findings - The presence of a Motherlode magmatic source at depth has been confirmed, responsible for the extensive 1.8 km high-grade gold system at Surebet [6][7] - The mineralization footprint at Surebet is substantial, covering an area greater than half the size of Central Park, with over 400 pierce points recorded [7][8] - The project has shown consistent high-grade gold results, drawing comparisons to significant discoveries in the Golden Triangle [7][8] Future Plans - The company is actively updating its high-grade gold wireframe models as assay results are received, with plans for a comprehensive drill plan for the 2026 season [8][12] - Assays are pending for 88 drill holes from the 2025 season, and the company anticipates further positive results [4][5][6] - The ongoing geological studies at the Colorado School of Mines will enhance the understanding of the Surebet lode system and inform future drilling campaigns [5][8]