Slam Exploration begins drilling at Goodwin project

Executive Summary

• Slam Exploration is currently drilling hole GW25‑16 to test the eastward extension of the Granges copper‑nickel‑cobalt zone at its Goodwin project.
• The new hole is located ~40 m east and 20 m north of the previously intersected hole GW24‑02, which returned a 64.90‑m interval grading 0.73 % Cu, 0.64 % Ni and 0.05 % Co.
• An induced‑polarization (IP) anomaly below the Granges zone will also be evaluated from GW25‑16, potentially indicating deeper mineralisation.

Key Details

• Target Zone: Granges copper‑nickel‑cobalt zone, Goodwin project, Bathurst Mining Camp, New Brunswick.
• Previous Intercept (GW24‑02): 64.90 m core interval – 0.73 % Cu, 0.64 % Ni, 0.05 % Co.
• Current Drill Hole: GW25‑16 positioned ~40 m east & 20 m north of GW24‑02; designed to test eastward projection of the Granges zone.
• Additional Objective: Evaluate an induced‑polarization (IP) anomaly at depth beneath the Granges zone from GW25‑16.
• Program Context: Part of Slam’s 2025 exploration program, which also includes recent gold discoveries on Jake Lee claims and ongoing work at Menneval gold project.
• Company Background (trimmed): Publicly listed resource company with a 40,000‑ha claim portfolio in New Brunswick; prior significant copper‑nickel‑cobalt intercepts reported from 15 drill holes in 2024.

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