Gold Terra Announces Assay Results of 22.46 g/t Gold over 5.2 Metres in the Walsh Lake Area, Northbelt, NWT

• The company released assay results from the first four holes of its 2026 winter drill program at the Walsh Lake area (Northbelt, NWT).
• Hole GTWL26‑024 returned 22.46 g/t Au over 5.7 m (including a spectacular 198 g/t Au over 0.5 m).
• Additional holes showed modest grades (≈1 g/t Au) over short intervals.
• The program drilled 15 holes, 4,904.9 m total, extending the known gold corridor beyond its previous 500 m strike length and identifying two new zones for follow‑up drilling.
• All assays were performed by ALS with full QA/QC; a qualified person (Joseph Campbell, QP) approved the technical information.

• Expectation vs. outcome: The winter program was fully financed and scheduled to deliver results that would test the Northbelt extension. The 22 g/t intercept is substantially higher than the modest grades reported in earlier holes and exceeds the historic best (31.89 g/t over 3 m) from the 2022 program, but it comes from a single short interval.
• Market reaction: Given that the market already priced in a successful winter drill campaign (the share price has been trending upward since early‑2025), this result is an incremental positive surprise rather than a paradigm shift. Hence it is classified as Routine – Positive.
• Forward impact: The high‑grade pocket validates the geological model for the Walsh Lake corridor and justifies the planned follow‑up holes (GTWL26‑031 and additional north/south targets). It should reinforce confidence in the upcoming Mineral Resource Estimate update slated for early 2026. No immediate financing or corporate actions are triggered.

Gold Terra Resource Corp. is a junior exploration company focused on high‑grade gold in the historic Yellowknife mining district (Northwest Territories, Canada). Its flagship assets are: - Walsh Lake (Northbelt) corridor – a newly defined gold trend extending >500 m strike length with multiple high‑grade intercepts.
- Con Mine Option (CMO) – a 100% acquisition option on Newmont’s historic Con Mine property, targeting the Campbell Shear structure that historically produced >5 Moz at ~16–22 g/t Au.
- Yellorex zone – near‑surface targets south of Con Mine, part of the broader Yellowknife Project.