Gold Hart Copper Launches New Geophysics Survey on Flagship Tolita Gold-Copper-Molybdenum-Silver Asset in Vicuna Chile

The most recent news release from October 21, 2025, announces several exploration updates for Gold Hart Copper Corp.

At its flagship Tolita gold-copper-molybdenum-silver asset in Vicuna, Chile, the company is: * Launching a new geophysical survey designed to test the depth and northern extension of an existing anomaly, adding 5-10 kilometers to the previously surveyed 14-kilometer area. * Has completed drill pad expansion to accommodate a larger diamond drill rig. * Projects drilling to start between October 24-27, 2025.

Additionally, at its recently acquired Nessa, Pingo, and Manto Carolina properties, the company reports: * Construction of new roads at the Nessa properties. * Discovery of additional copper showings on the surface and historic mining pits containing malachite and chrysocolla.

This news is a mixed bag, with elements that are routine operational updates, positive developments, and a minor delay.

On Tolita: * New Geophysical Survey: The launch of a new geophysical survey is a positive step. Previously, in the September 30 news, a geophysical survey was only mentioned as a "possibility" sometime after drilling. Now it's a confirmed activity. This systematically expands the understanding of the anomaly's depth and northern extension. This aligns with management's earlier statements about the Tolita anomaly remaining open and their desire to find the "bulls-eye" or "core" of the porphyry system, which they suggested might be to the east and deeper. This is a constructive development for refining future drill targets. * Drill Pad Expansion: The completion of drill pad expansion is a necessary preparatory step for the planned drilling with a larger rig. This is a routine operational update, confirming readiness. * Drilling Start Delay: The projected drilling start date of October 24-27, 2025, represents a slight delay compared to previous expectations. In the September 30 news, the company stated mobilization would occur "within the next week" and drilling would recommence "a week thereafter," which would have implied an early to mid-October start. This minor delay in execution is a slight negative but not material if operations commence within the new timeframe.

On Nessa/Pingo/Manto Carolina: * Road Construction & New Copper Showings: The construction of new roads will improve access for future exploration activities on these recently acquired properties. The discovery of additional copper showings and historic mining pits further validates the prospectivity of these assets, which were acquired royalty-free and with reported high-grade surface samples. This is a positive confirmation of the value of the July 17 acquisition.

Overall Impact: The delay in drilling is a minor setback, but it is overshadowed by the initiation of a new, expanded geophysical program at Tolita (which was not a firm plan before) and positive early-stage exploration confirmation on the newly acquired Nessa property. The combination indicates continued, methodical exploration across multiple fronts, which is a positive sign for a junior explorer. However, no assay results or definitive breakthroughs are announced, so it is not "Material - Game Changer." It represents steady progress and execution on previously communicated (or newly introduced, like the geophysics) plans.

Gold Hart Copper Corp. (HART) is a mineral exploration company focused on gold, copper, molybdenum, and silver properties in Chile. The company prides itself on being one of the largest independent landholders in the strategically important region where the Maricunga gold belt meets the emerging Vicuna copper belt. The management team includes individuals with extensive experience in the region, including co-founder Dr. Jose Frutos, associated with major discoveries like Escondida and Cerro Casale.

Its flagship project is the Tolita gold-copper-molybdenum-silver asset located in the Vicuna district of Chile. Tolita is described as a porphyry-style target, backed by historical RC drilling (1996) that intercepted gold and copper, extensive trenching results (up to 52 g/t AuEq), and modern geophysical surveys identifying a large, near-surface high-chargeability anomaly of almost 2.5 square kilometers. The company maintains 100% ownership of Tolita, and it is explicitly stated to be royalty-free.

In July 2025, Gold Hart expanded its portfolio by acquiring three additional gold-copper-silver properties: Pingo, Nessa, and Manto Carolina, in the Paleocene-Eocene belt on Chile's Domeyko fault. These properties were acquired royalty-free and without future payments, adding 30% to the company's land position and leveraging historical mining activity and surface showings.