Gold Strike Provides Update on Gold Strike One and Gold Strike Two Properties, Yukon

Executive Summary

• Gold Strike Resources reports significant grab rock assays from Gold Strike One (GS1) with up to 3.33 g/t Au, confirming historic vendor data and supporting a strong gold prospectivity thesis.
• Soil sampling at Gold Strike Two (GS2) yields anomalous values, including up to 68 ppb Au and elevated pathfinder elements over an 800 m × 200 m zone, indicating open‑pit potential for reduced intrusion‑related gold systems (RIRGS).
• The company plans a substantially larger exploration program in 2026 targeting the identified anomalies.

Key Details

• Sampling Campaign: Field crews visited GS1 and GS2 in August 2025; limited soil and rock sampling conducted.
• Rock Sample Results – GS1:
• 33 grab rock samples analyzed.
• Highest grades: 3.33 g/t Au and 0.583 g/t Au from the northwest corner of the property.
• Results corroborate LIRECA’s 2024 sample of 1.42 g/t Au.
• Soil Sample Results – GS2:
• 113 soil samples analyzed, focusing on the Iron Sentinel prospect.
• Peak assays: 68 ppb Au, 3.25 ppm Ag, 894 ppm As, 8 ppm Bi, 31 ppm Mo.
• Average >20 ppb Au across an 800 m × 200 m zone, open in all directions.
• Additional Soil Anomalies: Detected elevated Bi, As, and W at TOR, Hornfels, and Corner Store prospects, confirming the utility of talus‑fine sampling for future drill target definition.
• QA/QC Procedures: Samples chain‑of‑custody to ALS Global (Terrace, BC); fire assay, ICP‑AES, and multi‑element ICP‑MS methods employed; internal blanks, duplicates, and external standards all within acceptable limits.
• Qualified Person Review: David Kelsch P.Geo., independent QP under NI 43‑101, reviewed and approved technical information, performed site visit in August 2025.
• CEO Comment (Peter Miles): Emphasized confirmation of the RIRGS model, highlighted proximity to Snowline Gold’s Valley deposit, and expressed intent for a “significantly more expansive exploration program” in 2026.

Notable Quotes

“We are pleased to see that our due diligence visit to GS1 and our initial, limited exploration of GS2 confirm and enhance our thesis that both properties are highly prospective for RIRGS‑type gold systems… The Company looks forward to a significantly more expansive exploration program on these properties in 2026.” – Peter Miles, CEO

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