Nevada Organic begins drilling at Murdock Mountain

Executive Summary

• Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. has initiated its planned drilling campaign at the Murdock Mountain rock‑phosphate project in northeastern Nevada.
• The drill program represents the first active underground exploration on a 6.6 km long organic sedimentary phosphate bed, potentially extending over 30 km.
• CEO Robin Dow highlighted the milestone as a step toward better understanding and unlocking the deposit’s resource potential.

Key Details

• Drill program officially launched; field crews have begun mobilizing equipment and personnel to the Murdock Mountain site.
• Project focus: evaluate the quality, continuity, and depth of the organic sedimentary rock‑phosphate bed.
• The target interval spans the known 6.6 km strike length with plans to test extensions that could increase the prospective strike to >30 km.
• Location advantage: proximity to the main highway (Montello/Elko) and a railhead serving California, facilitating future logistics.
• No specific drilling schedule, number of holes, or depth targets disclosed in this release.

Notable Quotes

“This marks an exciting milestone for our team as we begin drilling on a project we've long been preparing for,” – Robin Dow, Chief Executive Officer, Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc.

Materiality Assessment: Non‑Material – Positive (the announcement signals progress but does not yet provide quantitative results or financial impact).