Liberty Gold Provides Year-End Update on Goldstrike and Critical Minerals Assets

Core Viewpoint - Liberty Gold Corp. is focused on enhancing long-term value from its Goldstrike Oxide Gold Project, Antimony Ridge discovery, and Gage Critical Metals Project, with a refined strategy for asset management and capital allocation [1][2]. Goldstrike Project - The Company has added 35 claims to the west and north of Goldstrike to cover new high-potential oxide gold exploration targets [3]. - Ongoing advancements include acquiring process water rights, reviewing nearby land opportunities, and updating internal economic studies for long-term value creation [3]. Antimony Ridge Project - Antimony Ridge features extensive surface-exposed antimony and gold mineralization located approximately 5 kilometers east of the main Goldstrike resource [4]. - Initial sampling has yielded values up to 5.8% antimony, with mineralization open at depth and a defined mineralized strike length of over 3 kilometers [4]. - The main targets at Antimony Ridge are fully permitted and ready for drilling [4]. Gage Project - Liberty Gold has secured 181 unpatented mining claims and two Utah State leases, covering a total area of 5,916 hectares, to enhance its critical minerals asset portfolio [5]. - The newly acquired lands are located along a north-west trending critical metals belt greater than 5 kilometers in length, surrounding the past-producing Apex Mine [5]. - The Apex Mine historically produced copper, zinc, lead, and silver, and was identified to contain significant values of gallium and germanium [5]. Strategic Review and Asset Management - The Company is actively reviewing and advancing divestiture options for its critical minerals assets, with no assurance on the timing or terms of any potential transactions [9][7]. - Claims and state mineral leases from the Gage Project will be combined with Antimony Ridge to create a critical metals investment opportunity [7].