Doubleview Advances 2026 Drill Program at Hat; Three Independent Target Methods Converge on Four Priority Locations - Pad 1 Mineralization Intersected, Drilling Advances to Pad 2

Doubleview Gold Corp. (DBG) issued an operational update regarding its 2026 drill program at the Hat polymetallic porphyry project. Drill holes H109 through H112 at Pad 1, located east of the Hat deposit, have reached their intended depth targets and intersected Hat-style mineralization. Assay results for these Pad 1 intersections are currently pending.

The company is advancing drilling operations to Pad 2, situated southwest of the Hat deposit. The 2026 drill targets were selected using three independent technical methods: geological interpretation, quantitative resource confidence assessment by Mineit Consulting Inc., and AI-assisted geophysical analysis by DrillTargetAI. All three methods converged on four priority pad locations.

The strategic objective is to expand the mineralized footprint and upgrade Inferred mineral resources toward Indicated and Measured categories to support a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS). The Hat Project hosts 609 Mt of Measured and Indicated Resources at 0.43% CuEq and 503 Mt of Inferred Resources at 0.41% CuEq.

Doubleview Gold Corp. (DBG) confirmed the execution of its 2026 exploration program, validating its technical targeting methodology. The announcement aligns with expectations set in the June 29 update, which outlined the continuation of drilling to support an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) targeted for early 2027.

The company disclosed no new financial metrics, strategic shifts, or transaction developments. Pending assay results are expected to be the next material catalyst. While the use of AI-assisted geophysics and independent resource confidence assessments provides technical validation, it does not immediately alter the project's valuation or development timeline.

Doubleview Gold Corp. (DBG) is an exploration-stage company focused on critical and base metals in British Columbia. Its flagship asset is the Hat Polymetallic Porphyry Project, located in northwestern BC's Golden Triangle. The project hosts a copper-gold-cobalt-scandium mineralized system and is positioned as a potential primary North American source for critical minerals, particularly cobalt and scandium.

A Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) indicates an after-tax NPV(5%) of C$6.73B-C$7.27B at consensus prices and C$13.53B-C$14.85B at spot prices, with an IRR of 19%-39%. The mine life is projected at 25 years with a processing rate of 120,000 tonnes per day.