Arya Resources Intersects Visible Gold in First Drill Holes at Wedge Lake Gold Project, Saskatchewan

Executive Summary

• Arya Resources reported visible gold intersected in the first three drill holes of its maiden program at the Wedge Lake Gold Project, indicating early positive exploration potential.
• The drilling program is fully funded for 2025 and has now progressed to a fourth hole (AR25‑05) to delineate lateral continuity of the mineralization.
• CEO Rasool Mohammad highlighted that these results support the company’s geological model and reinforce confidence in the T‑6 Zone target.

Key Details

• Hole AR25‑01 (81 m total depth) – Visible gold specks observed within a quartz vein containing pyrrhotite and pyrite from 32.55 m to 34.76 m; additional veining from 34.76 m to 36.35 m.
• Hole AR25‑02 (99 m total depth) – Over five specks of visible gold, including a ~0.4 mm grain at 55.55 m, within quartz‑pyrrhotite‑pyrite veining from 55.02 m to 58.11 m.
• Hole AR25‑03 (105 m total depth) – Similar quartz‑vein with pyrrhotite and pyrite showing ~five specks of visible gold between 68.44 m and 70.24 m.
• Hole AR25‑04 – Drilling completed; core logging pending.
• Hole AR25‑05 – Currently collared eastward along the section where visible gold was previously encountered to test lateral extent of mineralization.
• Exploration Focus: Initial phase targets multiple priority zones, chiefly the T‑6 Zone (high‑priority based on surface sampling and geophysics) and the Twin Zone (historically known for gold).
• Funding: The 2025 exploration program is fully funded; no additional financing disclosed in this release.
• Qualified Person Review: Technical information reviewed and approved by Kevin Wells, P.Geo., qualified person under NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“Intersecting visible gold in the first several holes drilled at the T‑6 Zone provides encouraging support for our geological model at Wedge Lake,” – Rasool Mohammad, CEO, Arya Resources Ltd.

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