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Cantex Announces Commencement of 2026 Drill Program North Rackla, Yukon
Cantex Mine Development advances metallurgical de-risking at North Rackla while its cash runway narrows.

Executive Summary
- Cantex Mine Development Corp. (TSXV: CD) has officially commenced its 2026 drill program at its 100%-owned North Rackla silver-lead-zinc-germanium project in the Yukon.
- The exploration program aims to expand the strike length and depth extent of the existing massive sulphide mineralization.
- Secondary targets include newly discovered anomalous gold zones and high-grade copper and silver-lead-zinc prospecting targets across the 14,077-hectare property.
- Drilling has commenced with no assay results or intercepts reported in this release.
- Technical content is reviewed by Chad Ulansky P.Geol., President and CEO, serving as the Qualified Person under NI 43-101.
Material Impact
- The commencement of the 2026 drill program is an expected, incremental step following the January 29, 2026 announcement outlining the program's objectives and the deployment of a new lightweight heli-portable rig.
- The news is routine and does not introduce new material catalysts or unexpected developments. It simply confirms execution of the previously disclosed exploration plan.
- The drill program follows highly positive metallurgical testwork released in April and June 2026, which demonstrated successful XRT sorting and premium-grade flotation results. These earlier results have already de-risked the processing flowsheet and commercial viability.
- The market has likely already priced in the drill commencement. The absence of assay results means there is no immediate fundamental re-rating catalyst.
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Company Overview
- Cantex Mine Development Corp. is focused on advancing the North Rackla project, a 14,077-hectare, 100%-owned property in the Yukon, Canada.
- The flagship Massive Sulphide project hosts high-grade silver-lead-zinc-germanium mineralization, described by management as the highest-grade of its kind ever found in North America.
- Historical drilling has defined >86,000 meters of mineralization over a 2.65 km strike length and depths exceeding 700 meters, remaining open along strike and to depth.
- The project is compared to the world-class Broken Hill deposit due to its scale and grade.
- Management includes Dr. Charles Fipke (Chairman, founder of the Ekati diamond mine) and Chad Ulansky (CEO).
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