Sego Has Mobilized Drill and Team to Miner Mountain

Executive Summary

• Sego Resources announces the arrival of its diamond drill and field team at the Miner Mountain Alkalic Copper‑Gold and Gold project, with ~1,000 m of drilling planned.
• The South Gold Zone program targets 90–150 k oz of near‑surface gold, with four holes (~470 m) designed to confirm continuity across an 80 m gap and advance the zone toward NI 43‑101 “possible” resource status.
• A deep drill program in the Cuba Zone will target ~500 m depth below a known >1 % Cu intersection, building on historic copper‑gold intercepts and recent palladium findings.

Key Details

• Project Overview: Miner Mountain Project (2,056 ha) located 15 km north of Hudbay’s Copper Mountain Mine in British Columbia; 100 % owned by Sego.
• South Gold Zone – Planned Drilling:
• Four drill holes (Collars A‑D) totaling ~470 m to bridge an 80 m gap between known mineralized sections.
• Objective: confirm continuity of gold mineralization, collect specific gravity data, and elevate the zone toward NI 43‑101 “possible” resource classification.
• Historical drill result referenced: maximum 1.08 g/t Au over 88 m within a 285 m × 145 m × ~70 m mineralized oval.
• Leaching Test: Non‑cyanide leach process to be evaluated on South Gold Zone samples; prior bench‑scale cyanide test showed 95 % gold recovery (2021).
• Cuba Zone – Planned Drilling:
• One deep diamond hole targeting ~500 m depth below a >1 % Cu porphyry intersection.
• Historical intercepts in the zone: 4.4 m @ 1.2 % Cu and 0.24 g/t Au within an 11 m interval (hole 37, 233 m depth).
• Additional assay of platinum‑group metals anticipated; prior result includes 0.13 g/t Pd over 2 m (hole 37, 2023).
• Qualified Person: Technical information reviewed and approved by Ron Britten, Ph.D., QP under NI 43‑101.
• Contact: J. Paul Stevenson, CEO – (604) 682‑2933; [email protected]

Notable Quotes

• “The arrival of our drill team marks a pivotal step in advancing the Miner Mountain Project toward a robust resource definition,” – J. Paul Stevenson, CEO.