Hercules Metals Intersects 670 m of 0.45% Copper, 4 g/t Ag and 95 ppm Mo, including 213 m of 0.67% Copper, 10 g/t Ag, 128 ppm Mo at the Leviathan Porphyry System in Idaho

Core Insights - Hercules Metals Corp. has reported significant drill results from its 2025 exploration campaign at the Leviathan porphyry copper system, indicating a long mineralized interval of 670.44 meters grading 0.45% copper, 4.0 g/t silver, and 95 ppm molybdenum [2][3][4] Exploration Results - Drill hole HER-25-18 intersected 670 meters of continuous mineralization, including a higher-grade section of 212.81 meters grading 0.67% copper, 10.2 g/t silver, and 128 ppm molybdenum, starting at a depth of approximately 150 meters [3][4][10] - The hole was a 200-meter step-out from previously reported hole HER-25-15, demonstrating strong continuity of copper mineralization across the Leviathan system [4][10] - Drilling is ongoing, with plans for further step-outs to continue exploring the mineralization trend [5][10] Company Strategy and Future Plans - The company aims to systematically expand the Leviathan discovery while targeting new high-priority areas across its land package [8][27] - The management emphasizes the potential for significant scale and continuity in the mineralization at the Leviathan system, with ongoing drilling expected to yield further insights [6][7] Technical Details - The 2025 reconnaissance drilling followed a Phase I magnetotelluric survey that outlined a corridor of elevated conductivity associated with the Leviathan copper porphyry system [12][13] - Subsequent Phase II surveys refined this corridor into discrete conductive centers, indicating increased prospectivity in the area [13][15] Company Background - Hercules Metals Corp. is focused on developing the Leviathan porphyry copper system in Idaho, which is considered one of the most important new discoveries in the country [26][27] - The company is well-positioned for growth, supported by strategic investments, and aims to deliver value to shareholders through successful exploration and discovery [27]