Rokmaster expands anomalies at Hanson property

Executive Summary

• Rokmaster Resources reports that first‑phase fieldwork on the newly added Hanson property has expanded significant molybdenum (Mo) and copper (Cu) soil anomalies in the Buckley and Wilson zones.
• Grab rock samples from the Cyr, Wilson and Buckley zones returned elevated grades of Au, Ag, Cu, Mo and other base metals, confirming the presence of multiple mineralized systems across the property.
• An exploration permit application for the Hanson property has been submitted, with approval anticipated soon, paving the way for upcoming drill‑testing programs.

Key Details

• Property Overview: Hanson property added to the 27,178 ha Nechako project area in west‑central British Columbia; underlain by Endako batholith granitic rocks.
• Cyr Zone (North):
• Multiple trenches and shallow drill holes recorded anomalous Au, Ag, Pb, Zn, Cu over broad intervals.
• Summer 2025 grab rock samples showed elevated Au, Ag and Pb (specific grades not disclosed).
• Wilson Zone:
• 900 m × 800 m soil anomaly with Mo values of 10–126 ppm and Cu values of 80–357 ppm; open on three sides.
• Historical rock samples within the zone: up to 1.37 % Mo, 0.47 % Cu, 0.48 g/t Au.
• Presence of fracture‑vein molybdenite mineralization and potassic biotite alteration.
• Buckley Zone:
• 1,500 m × 1,500 m Mo soil anomaly with values of 10–71 ppm, open to the south and east.
• Summer 2025 quartz‑feldspar porphyry dikes observed; one grab rock sample returned 0.73 g/t Au east of the defined anomaly.
• Exploration Permit: Application submitted for Hanson property; approval expected shortly, enabling future drilling campaigns.
• Future Work: Continued fieldwork planned across all three Nechako properties, with updates forthcoming for Mystery and Fox‑Coconut properties.

Notable Quotes

“The first phase of fieldwork on the Hanson property returned great results expanding the large soil Mo anomalies at the Buckley and Wilson zones… we are excited to continue developing the numerous targets for drill testing.” – John Mirko, President & CEO

Technical information prepared in accordance with NI 43‑101; reviewed and approved by Eric Titley, P.Geo.