Northwire Canada EditionThursday, October 15, 2026
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Drill Results Routine +

Thunder Gold Intersects 298.5 metres Averaging 0.409 g/t Au (including 36.0 metres averaging 0.715 g/t Au) at Tower Mountain

Thunder confirms resource-grade continuity at depth at its project, with no new data to re-rate the existing resource estimates.

Executive Summary

Thunder Gold Corp. (TGOL) reported results from two drill holes at the Bench Target at Tower Mountain: one infill hole (TM26-218) and one exploration hole (TM26-215).

TM26-218 intersected continuous mineralization over 298.5 m averaging 0.409 g/t Au from 100.5 m downhole, terminating in 36.0 m averaging 0.715 g/t Au (363.0-399.0 m). The full-hole interval from 0.7-399.0 m returned 398.3 m averaging 0.331 g/t Au; the upper 99.8 m (0.7-100.5 m) averaged only 0.097 g/t Au, indicating near-waste above the north contact. Sub-intervals within TM26-218 included: - 31.5 m @ 0.464 - 48.0 m @ 0.387 - 36.0 m @ 0.168 - 34.5 m @ 0.323 - 141.0 m @ 0.503 (258.0-399.0 m, includes 48.0 m @ 0.622, 36.0 m @ 0.715, 27.0 m @ 0.772)

TM26-215, an exploration hole targeting waste rock southwest of the B-E contact, returned essentially low-grade results with one thin tail. Intercepts included: - 115.9 m @ 0.041 - 63.0 m @ 0.071 - 132.0 m @ 0.051 - 7.5 m @ 0.737 near end-of-hole (385.5-393.0 m)

TM26-218 targeted the middle of the B-E trend, approximately 100 m from TM26-210 (661.5 m @ 0.554) and ~100 m from TM26-214 (409.5 m @ 0.307), forming a set of 100 m step-out/infill holes across the middle of the zone. The company’s CEO stated that TM26-218 is the seventh consecutive infill hole to intersect continuous mineralization from contact to end-of-hole, with grades ranging from 0.10-3.00 g/t Au and rarely exceeding 5.0 g/t Au.

Reconciliation of seven infill holes to date shows actual grades approximately 10% above model-predicted grades on a weighted-average basis, with hole-by-hole variation ranging from -38% (TM26-214) to +100% (TM26-210). No true width was estimated due to a lack of data. While the cutoff grade was not restated in this release, the 2026 MRE cutoff is 0.19 g/t Au.

The Mineral Resource Estimate (effective 2026-01-19) includes: - 34.5 Mt Indicated @ 0.46 g/t (514 koz) - 211.1 Mt Inferred @ 0.45 g/t (3,053 koz)

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