Great Pacific Gold Delivers Further High-Grade Intercepts at Sinivit and Outlines District-Scale 2026 Drill Program at Wild Dog

The most recent news release (Jan 26, 2026) reports further high-grade diamond drill results from the Sinivit target at the flagship Wild Dog project in Papua New Guinea. Highlights include a 13.48-meter interval grading 7.41 g/t Au (8.08 g/t AuEq) from hole WDG-15, extending the Northern Sulphide Shoot approximately 50 meters down-dip with higher grades than the hole above. The release also outlines a district-scale 2026 drill program. A second drill rig is scheduled to arrive on February 4, 2026, and will be deployed to test high-priority targets (Kasie Ridge, Kavasuki, Mengmut) along the 15-kilometer Wild Dog Structural Corridor. Camp expansion and site infrastructure are complete to support the increased activity.

This news is Material - Positive. It provides continued confirmation of the high-grade nature and continuity of the Sinivit mineralization, with results meeting or exceeding expectations set by previous intercepts (e.g., WDG-08: 8.4m @ 46.46 g/t Au). The announcement of a concrete, district-scale 2026 program with a defined start date for the second rig removes uncertainty and demonstrates operational execution capability. The market had anticipated ongoing results and program expansion, but the confirmation of grade continuity at depth and the detailed plan for testing new, large-scale targets like Kasie Ridge (a 1.5-2.0 km lithocap target) represents a material positive step in de-risking the project's scale potential. It is not a "Game Changer" as it is a logical progression of the successful 2025 campaign.

Great Pacific Gold Corp. is a Canadian exploration company focused on gold and copper projects in Papua New Guinea. Its flagship is the Wild Dog Project in East New Britain Province. Wild Dog is a district-scale, high-sulphidation epithermal gold-copper system with a 15-kilometer structural corridor. Historical mining occurred at the Sinivit target (oxide gold, 2007-2013). GPAC's 2025-2026 drilling has consistently intersected high-grade sulphide mineralization beneath and along strike from the old pits, with spectacular intercepts like 8.4m @ 46.46 g/t Au. The project also hosts the Magiabe porphyry copper-gold target. The company's strategy has shifted to focus exclusively on PNG, having spun out or sold its Australian assets (Walhalla, Lauriston, Reedy Creek).