Arizona Eagle Mining Corp. Announces Sampling Results on Recently Acquired Silver Mine Claims

Arizona Eagle Mining Corp. announced surface sampling results from its newly acquired Eagle Silver Zone and Esmeralda Gold Zone properties in Arizona. Sampling at the Eagle Silver Zone returned silver grades up to 467 g/t across a 500-meter strike length between the historic Arizona National and Silver Belt mines. Meanwhile, sampling near the McCabe Mine in the Esmeralda Gold Zone returned gold grades up to 8.5 g/t.

The company completed its Phase 1 drill program, consisting of seven holes, at the McCabe deposit, extending mineralization along strike. A SkyTem airborne geophysical survey has been commissioned for Q3 2026 to delineate mineralization types. Historical context notes a 1984 estimate of approximately 880,000 oz Au at 11.7 g/t and approximately 5M oz Ag at 69 g/t, which is explicitly stated as non-NI 43-101 compliant and not treated as current resources.

Arizona Eagle Mining Corp. (AZEM) reported sampling results that are geologically positive but expected, following the April and August 2026 acquisition of the Silver Parcels and the May and August 2026 drill results. The market has already priced in the acquisition and the initial drilling campaign, with the 467 g/t Ag intercepts serving as incremental data that does not alter the fundamental risk profile or capital requirements.

There is no material change to the company's financial trajectory or near-term catalysts. The news aligns with previous management guidance regarding district-scale exploration potential.

Arizona Eagle Mining Corp. (formerly Core Nickel Corp.) operates the Eagle Project in Yavapai County, Arizona. The company’s flagship asset is the McCabe Mine, a past-producing high-grade gold-silver deposit with a 1984 historical estimate of approximately 880,000 ounces of gold and 5 million ounces of silver.

The company holds a land position of approximately 4,250 acres, which includes roughly 240 acres of patented land with water rights and approximately 4,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management claims. Arizona Eagle Mining’s strategy involves reviving historic mines through modern exploration, systematic drilling, and geophysical surveys to extend mineralization along a 4.5-kilometer structural corridor. The company is currently in the exploration and evaluation stage and has no current production or NI 43-101 compliant resources.