V Ten Completes Field Geochemical Program at the Tanami Property, NT, Australia

V Ten Metals Corp. has completed its first round of field geochemical soil sampling at its Tanami Property in the Northern Territory, Australia. The sampling program focused on exploration license EL 23848, targeting rare earth element (REE) mineralization along the margins of the Archean Billabong Complex. Approximately 180 ultra-fine soil samples were collected along 9 lines spaced 2.5km apart, with results currently in transit to laboratories.

The work program was partially funded by a $24,393 grant from the Northern Territory Department of Mining, Geophysics and Drilling Collaborations program. This update follows the company's recent mobilization and commencement of its inaugural reverse circulation (RC) drill program targeting nickel-copper-PGE mineralization.

V Ten Metals Corp. (VTEN) has completed its geochemical survey, marking a routine and expected milestone in the company’s exploration calendar. The completion confirms the execution of the planned work program and validates progress toward defining targets for future drilling. The actual geochemical results, rather than the completion of the survey itself, are expected to serve as the material catalyst for the stock.

V Ten Metals Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on gold, copper, and critical metals. Its flagship asset is the Tanami Property in the Northern Territory, Australia, which covers 1,237 square kilometers across four granted exploration licenses. The property is strategically located approximately 30 km east of Newmont's Granites Gold Mine. The company operates under a farm-in joint venture with Newmont Exploration Pty Ltd, which can earn up to an 80% interest by committing $500k in initial expenditures and A$3.5M over three years. The project is in the early exploration stage, with no defined mineral resources or reserves.