Relevant Gold Completes State-Supported Geophysical Survey At Bradley Peak Gold Camp

Relevant Gold Corp. announced the successful completion of a high-resolution airborne VTEM and magnetic survey covering approximately 32,000 acres at its 100%-owned Bradley Peak Gold Camp in Wyoming. The survey, executed by Geotech Ltd., was partially funded by a $226,533 matching grant from the Wyoming Energy Matching Funds (EMF) program.

The data is intended to improve the structural framework understanding at Bradley Peak, directly aiding in the identification and prioritization of drill targets for the 2026 and 2027 exploration programs. Final processed data products and preliminary interpretations are expected from Geotech Ltd. ahead of planned field activities.

Relevant Gold Corp. (RGC) has completed its VTEM survey, a routine and expected milestone within the company’s district-scale exploration roadmap. This development follows the July 9, 2026 announcement of a fully funded 2026 drill program and the April 2026 strategic financing. The completion confirms operational execution and grant utilization but does not introduce new discovery data, assay results, or financial updates. The impact is incremental and aligns with prior expectations, not constituting a market-moving catalyst on its own.

Relevant Gold Corp. is a pre-revenue junior explorer focused on the Bradley Peak and South Pass gold camps in Wyoming. The company’s portfolio covers approximately 50,000 acres across Archean terranes analogous to Canada's Abitibi greenstone belts.

Flagship projects include the Apex shear zone at Bradley Peak, where inaugural drilling of 5,102 meters confirmed a continuous gold-bearing corridor. At the Lewiston project at South Pass, surface sampling extended the Burr trend more than 2.5 kilometers with high-grade rock chips up to 25.4 g/t Au. The company is in the exploration and discovery stage with no mineral resources or reserves reported.