Hi-View samples up to 673 ppm Cu at Lawyers East

Executive Summary

• Hi‑View Resources reports a high‑grade copper‑molybdenum‑gold anomaly on the Lawyers East block, located ~4 km from its Aurora discovery.
• Soil sampling returned up to 673 ppm Cu, 93 ppm Mo, 0.531 ppm Au and 59.3 ppm Ag over a 1.4 × 1 km area, indicating strong path‑finder signatures for a potential porphyry system.
• The company will conduct tighter‑spaced soil sampling, detailed prospecting, mapping and ground geophysics in 2026 to prioritize drill‑ready targets.

Key Details

• Program Scope: July 2025 – 150 soil samples and 15 rock chip samples collected across the Lawyers East block.
• Geological Setting: Northwest‑oriented fault structures within the Black Lake intrusive suite; underlying Duncan Pluton may act as heat/fluid source for mineralization.
• Soil Anomaly Results (peak values):
• Copper: 673 ppm
• Molybdenum: 93 ppm
• Gold: 0.531 ppm
• Silver: 59.3 ppm (just outside the main Cu‑Mo zone)
• Rock Sample: Coarse‑grained monzonite from Black Lake intrusive suite, a known host for porphyry copper systems.
• Interpretation: Geochemical signatures and structural controls suggest potential for near‑surface precious metal deposits and deeper porphyry‑style Cu‑Mo mineralization.
• Next Steps (2026):
• Tighter‑spaced soil sampling
• Detailed prospecting & geological mapping
• Ground‑based geophysical surveys (magnetics‑VLF, IP) to refine drill‑ready targets.
• Quality Assurance: Samples analyzed at ALS Global Laboratories (ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited). Duplicates, blanks and SRMs used; chain of custody maintained.
• Qualified Person Review: Technical content approved by Michael Dufresne, MSc, PGeol, PGeo (NI 43‑101 QP).

Notable Quotes

“The Lawyers East discovery highlights a robust mineralized system with distinct fault structures and strong pathfinder anomalies, particularly molybdenum, typically localized to a porphyry centre.” – R. Nick Horsley, CEO & Director, Hi‑View Resources Inc.