Surface Sampling at Smart Creek Project Yields High-Grade Mineralization with up to 102 g/t Au, up to 23% Cu and up to 3810 g/t Ag

Core Insights - Domestic Metals Corp. has reported significant high-grade mineralization discoveries at the Smart Creek Project in Montana, with successful identification of gold, copper, and silver across multiple locations [1][2][10]. Exploration Update - The company conducted a 40-day field campaign in August-September 2025, analyzing 310 surface samples to characterize mineralized zones and refine drill targets [1][8]. - High-grade results include 39 samples exceeding 0.5 g/t Au, 43 samples exceeding 1% Cu, 35 samples exceeding 30 g/t Ag, and 31 samples exceeding 0.1% Zn [10]. Sample Highlights - Notable assay results include: - Sample G019235: 74.7 g/t Au, 13.8% Cu, 3810 g/t Ag - Sample G019007: 102 g/t Au - Sample G019225: 23.1% Cu, 424 g/t Ag [4][5]. Future Plans - The company plans to deploy a targeted geophysics program followed by a diamond drill program in Q1 2026 to further explore identified targets [2][10]. - New target areas have been identified for follow-up drilling based on the recent exploration data [15]. Geological Context - The Smart Creek Project is located in a geologically favorable area for porphyry copper deposits and carbonate replacement deposits (CRD), with extensive historical mining activity [26][14]. - The project area is characterized by significant geological features that enhance the potential for high-value mineral deposits [17][14].