Awalé Commences 88,000-Metre Drill Program Focused on Resource Definition and DiscoveryNovember 21, 2025 7:00 AM EST | Source: Awale Resources Ltd.HIGHLIGHTS88,000 metres of diamond drilling underway at Odienné with four rigs currently operating and two additional rigs arriving in December.Focus is on advancing BBM, Charger, and Empire toward resource estimates, while accelerating greenfield discovery.Multiple new greenfield targets identified, with infill geochemistry program underway ahead o ...

Core Insights - Gladiator Metals Corp. has successfully extended high-grade copper mineralization at Cowley Park, with new drilling results indicating significant potential for further resource definition and exploration [1][5][6] Drilling Results - The ongoing phase 2 drill program at Cowley Park has involved 40 holes totaling 8,121 meters, targeting extensions of previously identified high-grade copper skarn mineralization [1][7] - Notable drill results include: - CPG-092: 55m @ 0.70% Cu from 176m, including 21.90m @ 1.27% Cu from 199.1m [4][8] - CPG-094: 70.5m @ 1.13% Cu from 95.5m, including 14.0m @ 2.05% Cu from 101m [4][16] - CPG-080D2: 14.5m @ 1.01% Cu from 31.5m [4][13] - CPG-091: 24.5m @ 1.06% Cu from 71.5m, plus additional significant intercepts [4][16] New Mineralization Zone - The first drill hole targeting mineralization below 200m has encountered a previously unobserved style of mineralization, with disseminated bornite and chalcopyrite within a 180m wide zone in altered granodiorite [2][5][9] - This new mineralization style indicates the potential for further exploration and resource expansion at Cowley Park [5][6] Exploration Strategy - Gladiator plans to complete at least 20,000 meters of diamond drilling in 2025, with three rigs currently operating [26] - The exploration strategy includes targeting high-grade copper skarns throughout the Whitehorse Copper Belt, with a focus on resource definition and expansion [18][20] Project Background - The Whitehorse Copper Project is an advanced-stage exploration project in Yukon Territory, Canada, with a history of copper production dating back to 1897 [20][21] - The project area includes over 30 copper-related occurrences and is accessible via existing infrastructure [21][24]

Core Viewpoint - Gladiator Metals Corp. has reported significant assay results from its drilling programs at Cowley Park, indicating the presence of high-grade copper and molybdenum mineralization, with ongoing drilling aimed at resource definition and exploration potential [1][7][18]. Drilling Results - The recently completed Phase 1 drilling campaign included 23 diamond drill holes totaling 4,377 meters, while the ongoing Phase 2 program has 8 holes drilled for 1,443.23 meters [9][25]. - Notable results from drill hole CPG-078 include 58.7 meters at 1.94% Cu from 102.3 meters, with high-grade intervals such as 11.1 meters at 6.00% Cu [5][10]. - Drill hole CPG-077 returned 24.8 meters at 0.77% Cu from 30 meters, including 16.8 meters at 1.03% Cu [14][15]. Mineralization Continuity - Mineralization remains open along strike and at depth, with significant intercepts confirming continuity of high-grade copper and molybdenum mineralization over more than 250 meters of strike and 200 meters down dip [3][11]. - Ongoing drilling is focused on further step-out holes and testing the vertical extents of mineralization below current depths [7][12]. Exploration Strategy - The company plans a total of 29,000 meters of drilling targeting high-grade copper skarns throughout the Whitehorse Copper Belt by the end of Q4 2025 [16]. - The exploration strategy includes advancing Cowley Park to resource definition and exploring regional targets such as Arctic Chief and Best Chance [21][25]. Project Background - The Whitehorse Copper Project is an advanced-stage exploration project located in the Yukon Territory, known for its high-grade copper, molybdenum, silver, and gold skarn mineralization [18][19]. - Historical production from the area includes significant copper and gold output, with the project accessible via established infrastructure [19][22].