Miata Intersects 30 m at 4.06 g/t Au at Jons Trend, Sela Creek, Suriname

Miata Metals Corp. (MMET) reported drill results from its Jons Trend and Big Berg targets, highlighting significant gold intercepts in hole 26DDH-JT-019. This hole returned 30.0 m at 4.06 g/t Au from 117.0 m, including 14.0 m at 8.20 g/t Au. Higher-grade sub-intervals within that section included 4.6 m at 14.83 g/t Au, 1.2 m at 36.20 g/t Au, and 3.2 m at 11.24 g/t Au. Additional mineralized intervals in the same hole included 13.8 m at 1.11 g/t Au (from 8.7 m) and 15.75 m at 1.78 g/t Au (from 209.0 m).

At Big Berg, step-out hole 26DDH-BB-013 intersected 16.5 m at 2.15 g/t Au, extending mineralization 150 m west toward the Jons Trend. Two other Big Berg holes, BB-011 and BB-012, returned narrower or lower-grade intercepts. The company’s 25,000 m drill program is approximately 50% complete, with drilling continuing across multiple targets.

Miata Metals Corp. (MMET) is a pre-resource explorer, and while a strong hole like JT-019 adds to a growing high-grade inventory, it does not alone define a resource or change the company’s trajectory. The market had already seen excellent intercepts, including JT-008, JT-016, and the Puma East discovery. JT-019 confirms continuity but offers no new geological revelation. The stock had been declining from $0.65 to $0.43 before the news, showing limited response to recent positive infill.

Miata Metals Corp. is a Canadian junior gold explorer focused on the Sela Creek Project in Suriname’s Guyana Shield. The project covers 100 km² under a renewed exploitation license and includes a 70% interest in the Nassau project. The company has no mineral resources or reserves.

A fully funded 25,000 m diamond drill program is scheduled for 2026, targeting the Jons Trend-Big Berg Corridor and several other prospects, including Puma, Stranger, and Golden Hand. Approximately 12,500 m has been drilled to date.