Tajiri Provides Yono Project IP Survey Update, Extends Expiry of Share Purchase Warrants

Tajiri Resources Corp. has completed a 3D Induced Polarization (IP) survey across its Yono Gold Property in Guyana, utilizing 100-meter line spacing. Preliminary pseudo-sections from the survey have revealed highly encouraging chargeability responses. To further investigate these findings, the company is extending the survey by approximately two weeks to complete additional 50-meter in-fill lines. This expansion targets strong gold soil anomalies and previous trench results with the aim of resolving potential ore shoots. Full 3D inversions and final interpretations are currently pending.

In administrative news, Tajiri Resources is seeking approval from the TSX Venture Exchange to extend the expiry date of 5,506,072 common share purchase warrants by 12 months, moving the expiration to September 19, 2027. This adjustment corrects an administrative error identified during the annual audit, where certain certificates were issued with incorrect expiry dates. The warrants were originally issued in a non-brokered private placement in September 2025, and all other terms remain unchanged.

The company also provided historical trench assay data to contextualize the recent geophysical findings. Data from the YTR-3 cluster included intervals of 32m @ 1.1 g/t, 12m @ 2.4 g/t, 4m @ 5.5 g/t, and 0.3m @ 6.3 g/t. Assays from the YTR4 zone reported 19m @ 4.6 g/t, including a high-grade interval of 2m @ 41.3 g/t.

Tajiri Resources Corp. (TAJ) has advanced its exploration program in accordance with a structured timeline, moving from initial surface sampling to geophysical surveys ahead of planned drilling. The company’s narrative began in October 2025, when auger sampling confirmed widespread gold anomalism across a strike length of approximately 4.8 km. This was followed by trenching programs between December 2025 and March 2026, which returned high-grade intercepts, including 2 meters at 41.3 g/t and 32 meters at 1.1 g/t, while delineating three structural-stratigraphic corridors.

In July 2026, the company announced an induced polarization (IP) survey designed to follow up on trench results and prepare for a maiden drilling campaign. As of September 2026, the IP survey has been completed and extended. The most recent release serves as a direct follow-up to the July announcement, confirming that field work is advancing on schedule toward the planned Q4 2026 maiden drilling campaign.

The company reported preliminary chargeability results as highly encouraging, though these remain unquantified. The market impact is currently limited until 3D inversions are completed and drill targets are finalized. Additionally, a recent warrant extension is an administrative measure intended to prevent potential cancellation or regulatory friction, introducing no new dilution or capital.

Tajiri Resources Corp. (TSX-V: TAJ) is an exploration-stage gold company focused on the Guiana Shield in Guyana and the Hounde/Boromo belts in Burkina Faso. The company’s management has a noted exploration track record, with Executive Chairman Dominic O'Sullivan previously involved in discovering the 1.65 moz Karouni Mine.

The company’s flagship asset is the Yono Gold Property, located in Guyana. The property covers approximately 2,390 hectares and is currently in the exploration stage, with trenching and geophysical surveys complete. A maiden drilling program is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026. Geologically, Yono is contiguous with G Mining Ventures' Oko and Oko West projects, which host approximately 9.9 million ounces of indicated and inferred resources. Tajiri believes Yono hosts extensions of the same structural-stratigraphic controls found at those adjacent projects.

In addition to Yono, Tajiri holds the Epeius-Kaburi Project in Guyana and the Reo Project in Burkina Faso, both of which are in early exploration stages.