Metalsource finds sulphide zones at Silver Hill

Executive Summary

• Metalsource Mining reported intersected sulphide mineralization in two recent drill holes (SH26‑07 and SH26‑08) at the Silver Hill project, including a broad zone from ~130 m to 155 m depth and a new interval starting at ~185 m depth.
• No analytical grades are available yet; intervals are based on geological logging only and are not sufficient to define a mineral resource.
• The company continues step‑out drilling to test down‑dip and along‑strike extensions, with further work required to assess continuity, geometry, and grade distribution.

Key Details

• Hole SH26‑07: Intersected semi‑massive to massive sulphide zones between ~129.85 m and 155.45 m depth; mineralization includes sphalerite, galena, pyrite with quartz veining and silicification.
• Hole SH26‑08: Encountered sulphide mineralization from ~185 m to 191 m depth (apparent thickness 6 m, estimated true thickness 4 m) in an area not previously drilled.
• Intersections are visual observations only; laboratory assay results are pending.
• Current drilling program focuses on testing extensions of the known mineralized system and planning step‑out holes to evaluate continuity and scale.
• Historical surface sampling at nearby SH25‑003 returned 444 g/t Ag, 17.7 g/t Au, 8.61 % Pb, and 0.507 % Zn, supporting the prospectivity of the Silver Hill project.
• Qualified Person Rory Kutluoglu, BSc, PGeo, reviewed and approved all scientific and technical information under NI 43‑101.

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