Americore begins 2026 field program at Trinity

Executive Summary

• Americore Resources Corp. has launched its 2026 field program on the Trinity silver project in Pershing County, Nevada, commissioning a 312‑km drone magnetometer survey to map regional and local structures.
• The company entered into a consulting and marketing services agreement with Market IQ Media Group Inc., paying a $50,000 fee for branding, digital marketing, investor awareness, SEO and content distribution services.
• Additional work includes evaluating monetization options for a historic stockpile on site and continuing technical database compilation and interpretation.

Key Details

• Field Program Initiation: 2026 field program commenced on the Trinity silver project.
• Survey Contractor: Pioneer Exploration Consultants (Ottawa, Ontario) hired to conduct a drone magnetometer survey covering 312 km of key property areas.
• Equipment Used: Blacksquare Hercules drone platform, GEM Systems GSMP‑35U potassium vapour magnetometer, and GEM Systems GSM‑19 Overhauser base station.
• Survey Objective: Identify structural controls within ~6 km of strike (SW‑NE direction) surrounding the Trinity open pit to guide future exploration.
• Key Geological Targets:
• Two high‑grade historic samples located ≈1.7 km NE of the old pit: 0.20–0.45 g/t Au, >2,000 ppm As, >1,000 ppm Sb, >2,000 ppm Zn, 500–1,000 g/t Ag, with anomalous W, Bi, Cd.
• Recent grab/chip sample (E569415) ≈2.2 km SW of the pit: 1,690 g/t Ag, 4.33 g/t Au, 14.70 % Pb, 1.66 % Zn.
• Consulting & Marketing Agreement:
• Parties: Americore Resources Corp. and Market IQ Media Group Inc. (MIQ).
• Services: Branding, digital marketing, investor awareness, corporate communications, SEO, digital media campaigns, content distribution.
• Term: Initial two‑month term starting upon execution (Jan 9 2026), renewable month‑to‑month thereafter.
• Compensation: $50,000 U.S. plus applicable taxes; MIQ is an arm’s‑length provider with no securities held in Americore.
• Other Planned Activities:
• Evaluation of monetization options for a historic stockpile on the Trinity site.
• Ongoing review, compilation and interpretation of the extensive technical database (including Seka and HiHo claim information).
• Management Commentary: CEO Jeff Poloni highlighted progress in updating the technical database and the anticipated benefits of the air magnetometer survey for understanding regional structures and potential satellite deposits.

Notable Quotes

“Work has progressed on updating the database to include the Seka and HiHo claim information, and with the air magnetometer survey, it will enhance our understanding of the regional structures and possible satellite deposits,” – Jeff Poloni, Chief Executive Officer.

Qualified Person: Chris M. Healey, P.Geo., chief geologist and director (NI 43‑101 qualified).