Drill Results
Galway Metals Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts at Southwest Deposit Including 20.7 g/t Gold over 11.0 Meters
Galway Metals Drilling Continues to Validate Clarence Stream Grade, But Debt Overhang Looms

Executive Summary
- Galway Metals reported high-grade gold intercepts from seven diamond drill holes at the Southwest Deposit of its Clarence Stream project in New Brunswick.
- Notable intercept includes 20.7 g/t Au over 11.0m (including 49.2 g/t Au over 4.0m) in hole CL-249.
- Drilling targeted the northeastern portion of the Southwest Deposit, demonstrating continuity within GMZ and Adrian Zones.
- Core recovery averaged 99% in mineralized zones.
- Two holes (CL-246, CL-248) did not return significant results while testing a conceptual fold limb/vertical zone.
- Results are expected to feed into the updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) scheduled for completion by end of Q2 2026.
Material Impact
- The news is classified as Routine - Positive because it aligns with the ongoing drilling program and previously announced MRE update timeline.
- High-grade intercepts reinforce the geological model but do not introduce new fundamental value beyond what was anticipated in February when the MRE commencement was announced.
- No financing, acquisition, or strategic partnership changes are associated with this release.
- The market has likely priced in the expectation of continued high grades given the consistent positive drill results since early 2025.
- While technically strong, it lacks the surprise element required for a Material - Positive rating without an accompanying resource update.
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Company Overview
- Flagship Project: Clarence Stream Gold Project in New Brunswick, Canada.
- Asset Type: Multi-deposit gold-antimony system with open-pit potential.
- Current Resource (2022 MRE): 12.4 Mt @ 2.3 g/t Au Indicated (922k oz) and 16.0 Mt @ 2.6 g/t Au Inferred (1.33M oz).
- Secondary Project: Estrades Gold-Zinc-Copper-Silver project in Quebec, currently under JV development with Dowa Metals.
- Metallurgy: Confirmed hybrid cyanidation-flotation process achieving up to 98% gold recovery and 84% antimony recovery.
- Infrastructure: Located in a low-cost drilling environment ($120/m) with access to roads, rail, power, and tidal ports.
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