Quimbaya Gold moves second drill rig to Tahami South

Executive Summary

• Quimbaya Gold Inc. has mobilized a second drill rig to the Tahami South area of its 100%-owned Tahami project in Antioquia, Colombia, to accelerate the ongoing 4,000-meter drill program following positive initial observations.
• The company entered into three marketing and investor awareness agreements with CEO.CA Technologies Ltd., Spark Newswire Ltd., and Northern Miner Group/EarthLabs Media to increase visibility for the accelerated exploration program.
• CEO Alexandre Boivin cited a strong gold market and supportive environment in Colombia as key drivers for the decision to accelerate drilling efforts.

Key Details

• Drilling Activity: A second drill rig has been deployed to Tahami South to accelerate the continuing 4,000-meter drill program.
• Rationale: The acceleration follows "positive initial observations" in the first holes drilled at Tahami South.
• Marketing Agreements:
  • CEO.CA Technologies Ltd.: Six-month contract (Sept 1, 2025 – Feb 28, 2026) for $15,000 CAD, payable in cash.
  • Spark Newswire Ltd.: Three-month contract (Sept 1, 2025 – Nov 30, 2025) for $75,000 USD ($105,209 CAD), payable in cash.
  • Northern Miner Group/EarthLabs Media: Four-month contract (Sept 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2025) for $15,000 CAD, payable in cash.
• Counterparty Status: None of the marketing partners (CEO.CA, Northern Miner Group/EarthLabs, or Spark) hold any securities of the company.
• Project Details: The Tahami project is 100% owned by Quimbaya Gold Inc. and is located in Antioquia, Colombia. The company also manages the Berrio project (Puerto Berrio) and Maitamac project (Abejorral) in the same province.

Notable Quotes

• "With a strong gold market, a supportive environment in Colombia and positive initial observations at Tahami South, we have decided to mobilize a second drill rig... This decision reflects our commitment to advancing the project efficiently -- now is the time to accelerate!" — Alexandre P. Boivin, CEO
• "These marketing agreements will help ensure our accelerated exploration program receives the visibility it deserves as drilling advances." — Alexandre P. Boivin, CEO