Daura Gold Announces High-Grade Surface Sampling Results at La Flora Project in Argentina

Daura Gold Corp. announced high-grade surface sampling results from its La Flora gold-silver project in Argentina's Deseado Massif. The top surface sample returned 63.88 g/t gold and 175.34 g/t silver, with visible gold observed in the rock chips. The La Flora Vein system features four veins within a 100m wide array traced over 380m, showing mineralization associated with As, Sb, and Hg, consistent with productive epithermal systems.

Drill permits for La Flora have been submitted to local authorities. La Flora is expected to be incorporated into the Phase II drilling program scheduled for Q3 2026. Preliminary satellite lineament mapping identified numerous lineaments similar to the La Flora Vein system, which will undergo ground truthing in early spring.

The company holds an option to earn up to an 80% interest in La Flora and Cerro Bayo via an agreement with Latin Metals Inc. Technical data was prepared by Stuart Mills, M.Sc., VP of Exploration, a NI 43-101 Qualified Person.

Daura Gold Corp. (DGC) announced surface sampling results that validate the geological model established during the Cerro Bayo Phase I program. The high-grade findings confirm the company’s stated plan to drill the La Flora target in Q3 2026, a schedule previously communicated in May 2026 updates.

The announcement involves no new financial commitment or partnership change, nor does it constitute resource definition. The impact is incremental, reinforcing the near-term catalyst of Phase II drilling.

Daura Gold Corp. is a TSX Venture-listed exploration company focused on high-impact gold and silver assets in South America, specifically Peru and Argentina. Its flagship project, Antonella-Libelulas in Ancash, Peru, features historic high-grade intercepts up to 22.4m @ 4.36 g/t Au and recent surface sampling confirming parallel structural corridors at Antonella North.

In Argentina, the company holds options to earn up to 80% of the Cerro Bayo and La Flora projects via an agreement with Latin Metals Inc. Phase I drilling at Cerro Bayo, comprising 1,850m across 18 holes, recently intersected broad zones of near-surface silver and high-grade gold-silver intervals.

Daura Gold also owns the Tayacoto Project in Peru, which was recently expanded by staking the 1,000-hectare Agustina concession. The property shows polymetallic Ag-Pb-Cu-Zn mineralization with porphyry indicators. Additionally, the company acquired the Yanamina Project in July 2025, which carries a historical resource of 206,800 oz Au (indicated + inferred).