Royal Road Advances Gold Exploration Target at El Aleman, GAM Project, Colombia

Royal Road Minerals Limited (RYR) announced surface channel sampling results from the El Alemán area of its GAM project in Colombia. Sampling returned 51 meters at 1.12 g/t Au, including a nested 20 meters at 2.21 g/t Au, with an estimated true thickness of ~49 meters. The mineralized vein system dips ~75° north and has a mapped strike extent of at least 300 meters.

Assays were completed by ALS Chemex with standard QA/QC protocols. The company plans to drill test the geological continuity between these surface exposures and a previous significant drill intersection (ALM-DD-001: 80.5m @ 1.0 g/t Au) located ~400 meters down-dip. Structural mapping supports the interpretation that the surface vein system projects toward the deeper historical intersection.

Royal Road Minerals Limited (RYR) released a standard exploration update that marks an incremental step in its exploration program rather than a market-moving event. The company is proceeding with surface sampling, a routine precursor to drilling that does not confirm underground continuity or economic potential. This activity serves to confirm the plan to test a geological vector for which the company has already disclosed historical drill intersections. The update introduces no new financial data, resource estimates, or permitting milestones. Following similar exploration announcements, the stock has traded in a tight range of $0.17–$0.20, indicating the market views this development as expected progression.

Royal Road Minerals Limited (RYR) is a pre-revenue exploration company focused on gold, copper, and silver projects across Colombia, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco. The company holds a portfolio of over 1,840 km² of titles and applications, with drilling and mapping advancing across multiple jurisdictions.

The company’s flagship GAM project in Colombia features a district-scale porphyry-skarn system at Güntar, high-grade silver-antimony veins at Margaritas, and epithermal gold targets at El Alemán and Algodona. In Saudi Arabia, the Jabal Sahabiyah project, a 50:50 joint venture, hosts gold sheeted veins at Ash Shajjah and zinc-polymetallic skarns at Hanash North. Additionally, the Moroccan Lalla Aziza project is an underground copper mine located in the Western High Atlas, with ongoing license consolidation efforts underway.