Kingman Minerals receives drill permit for Mohave

Executive Summary

• Kingman Minerals Ltd. has received approval from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to proceed with Phase III exploratory drilling at its Mohave project in Arizona.
• The approved program consists of seven HQ diamond drill holes totaling approximately 814.7 meters (2,673 feet), designed to test the continuity of the Southwick vein system beyond historic mine workings.
• The drilling aims to generate decision-grade information to guide subsequent exploration activities at the property.

Key Details

• Permit Authority: U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
• Project Location: Mohave project, Arizona (flagship property includes the historic Rosebud mine).
• Drill Program Scope: Phase III exploratory drilling.
• Total Holes: 7 HQ diamond drill holes.
• Total Depth: Approximately 814.7 metres (2,673 feet).
• Drill Pad Configuration:
  • Six holes from three pads on existing disturbance, stepping out to the southeast.
  • One hole to the northwest.
• Technical Objective: Assess the continuity of the Southwick vein system and generate decision-grade information for future exploration.
• Qualified Person: Brad Peek, MSc, CPG, reviewed and approved the technical information per National Instrument 43-101.

Notable Quotes

• "BLM approval allows us to execute a focused drill test beyond the historic Rosebud mine workings. The objective is to assess the continuity of the Southwick vein system and generate decision-grade information to guide subsequent exploration." — Simon Studer, Interim CEO, President, and Director.