Integral Metals completes six-hole drill program at KAP

Executive Summary

• Integral Metals Corp. completed its 2025 diamond drilling program at the KAP project in the Northwest Territories, consisting of six holes totaling 843 meters.
• The program successfully tested the Main showing area and the F96-05 zone, confirming historical mineralization and expanding the known footprint of the deposit.
• Preliminary observations indicate strong sphalerite mineralization, with significant stepout results suggesting the mineralized system extends further than previously thought; assay results are pending.

Key Details

• Program Overview: Six drill holes totaling 843 metres were completed at the KAP project.
• Main Showing Target Area:
  • Three holes (KAP25-001, KAP25-002, KAP25-003) targeted historical intercepts.
  • KAP25-001: Intersected 3.55 metres of strong sphalerite mineralization within the Manetoe Facies, reproducing historical results from drill hole 76-02.
  • KAP25-002 & KAP25-003: Demonstrated variability in grade and morphology, showing broader zones of moderate mineralization and narrower intervals of high-grade sphalerite, respectively.
• F96-05 Target Area:
  • Three deeper holes (KAP25-004, KAP25-005, KAP25-006) tested a major collapse breccia unit.
  • KAP25-004: Confirmed the geometry of the collapse breccia and validated earlier results.
  • KAP25-005: Extended mineralization northward, showing continuity along the interpreted trend.
  • KAP25-006: Represented the largest stepout of the program, intercepting broad and locally semi-massive sphalerite replacement zones over more than 50 metres of core.
• Next Steps: Samples from all drill holes have been dispatched for geochemical analysis. Results will be released once available.

Notable Quotes

• "This year's drilling program shows that the mineralized system at the Main showing likely extends further than previously thought," said Paul Sparkes, chief executive officer of Integral Metals. "The results from the stepout hole are encouraging and highlight the growth potential of the KAP project. We look forward to receiving the assay results and using this new information to guide the next phase of drilling."