Harvest Gold drills 1.4 m of 2.4 g/t Au at Mosseau

Executive Summary

• Harvest Gold Corp. released the second and final batch of assay results from its maiden drill program at the Mosseau property in Quebec, completing the reporting for the northern area program.
• The results highlight significant, complex, and widespread Au-Ag-Cu mineralization within a structural "dilation zone," interpreted to contain fluid traps capable of hosting deposits.
• Key intersections include high-grade gold intervals and wide zones of anomalous gold and copper, supporting the interpretation of a regionally extensive gold system similar to known deposits in the Abitibi region.

Key Details

• Program Scope: The Mosseau drill program was completed in December, comprising 21 drill holes totaling 4,692 metres. This release covers the second batch of five holes from the northern part of the property, bringing the total reported holes to 11.
• Hole MO-25-24 (Southeast Extension): Located 330 metres southeast of the Morono deposit, this hole intersected multiple anomalous Au-Ag-Cu intervals over much of its length. The mineralization style correlates with a recent sulphide zone reported in hole MO-25-15 (8.67 g/t Au, 203.0 g/t Ag, 2.26% Cu over 0.6 m). Host rocks are sheared mafic volcanics with sulphides along fractures and quartz veins.
• Hole MO-25-22 (Down-dip Extension): Tested the down-dip extension of the Morono deposit at a vertical depth of 325 metres. Notable wide intersections include:
  • 0.14% Cu over 10.0 m (165.0–175.0 m)
  • 0.13 g/t Au over 19.0 m (188.0–199.0 m)
  • 0.12% Cu over 10.0 m (305.0–315.0 m)
  • Mineralization is characterized by shear and brecciated styles.
• Highest Grade Assays (Second Batch):
  • Hole MO-25-21: 2.40 g/t Au over 1.4 m.
  • Hole MO-25-20: 1.26 g/t Au over 1.5 m.
  • Both hosted in sheared volcanic rocks with disseminated to small veinlets of sulphides and local quartz veining near Morono S&P showings.
• Geological Interpretation: The gold-rich mineralization, accompanied by precious and base metals, shares key similarities with well-known gold-rich base metal deposits in the Abitibi. The dilation zone is interpreted to have the types of fluids and traps that can hide deposits.
• Pending Results: Diamond drill results for the final 10 holes in the Central area of the Mosseau property are pending.

Notable Quotes

• Rick Mark, President and CEO: "As we finish reporting on our 11-hole Northern area program, we are excited to have found new, complex and sizable mineralization in our previously identified 'dilation zone,' which our geo team interprets to have the types of fluids and traps that can hide deposits. The thick intervals and widespread Au-Ag-Cu mineralization southeast of the Morono deposit, within this structural dilation zone, indicate a regionally extensive and significant gold system."