CDN Maverick files NI 43-101 tech report on Nottaway

Executive Summary

• CDN Maverick Capital Corp. has filed an NI 43-101 technical report for its 100%-owned Nottaway Property in Quebec, authored by Qualified Person Clyde McMillan, PGeo.
• The report confirms the property exhibits indicators consistent with a Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) environment, supported by historical drill intercepts of massive sulphide horizons and strong, untested geophysical conductors.
• A two-phase exploration program is recommended to derisk targets, including Borehole TDEM surveys, ground gravity surveys, and 2,705 meters of diamond drilling to test conductive Maxwell plate targets and non-conductive sphalerite-rich zones.

Key Details

• Report Details: NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Nottaway Property, Quebec, Canada; Effective date: Oct. 1, 2025.
• Property Status: 100% owned by CDN Maverick Capital Corp., located in the Opatica subprovince of the Superior province, Quebec.
• Mineralization Types: Targeting Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS), orogenic gold, and Lithium-Cesium-Tantalum (LCT) pegmatite mineralization.
• Geological Findings:
  • Multiple untested EM conductors remain within and adjacent to the Nottaway shear corridor.
  • Historical drilling intersected massive pyrrhotite-pyrite zones with anomalous zinc, lead, and silver.
  • Geophysical reinterpretation identified high-conductivity Maxwell plates (up to 500 S/m) that were either untested or mistargeted by previous campaigns.
  • Untested SkyTEM anomalies east of known trends are prospective for VMS or zinc-rich systems, comparable to the Matagami camp.
  • Gold-in-till anomalies detected across the shear corridor suggest potential for shear-related orogenic gold systems.
• Recommended Exploration Program (Phase 1):
  • Borehole TDEM (BHTDEM) surveys across all historic drill holes.
  • Ground gravity survey loops to evaluate potential non-conductive, sphalerite-rich massive sulphide zones.
  • 2,705 metres of diamond drilling to test conductive Maxwell plate targets and dense, non-conductive targets.
• Recommended Exploration Program (Phase 2):
  • Follow-up surveys including surface/borehole TDEM, surface/borehole gravity, and IP/resistivity (3DIP) surveys.
  • HydroExplo borehole hydrogeochemical sampling.
  • Further drill testing upon encouraging Phase 1 results to expand mineralized zones.
• Qualified Persons: Clyde McMillan, PGeo (OGQ No. 2193) and Bradley C. Peek, MSc, CPG (Vice-President of Exploration).