Eminent Resumes Drilling on Its Emerging Gold Discovery in Nevada

Executive Summary

• Eminent Gold Corp. has resumed core drilling at the Hot Springs Range Project (HSRP) in Humboldt County, Nevada, targeting the Otis fault and its intersection with the Little Humboldt fault.
• The follow‑up program builds on a maiden drill campaign that intersected gold mineralization in all initial holes across a previously unexplored corridor near the Getchell Trend.
• Two new core holes (HSC005 and HSC006) are planned; HSC005 will test a key structural intersection, while HSC006’s orientation will be refined based on HSC005 results.

Key Details

• Project: Hot Springs Range Project (HSRP), Nevada – part of Eminent’s district‑scale exploration portfolio.
• Drilling Program: Resumption of core drilling; two holes slated:
• HSC005 – targets the structural intersection of the Otis fault with the northwest‑trending Little Humboldt fault (defined by CSAMT geophysics).
• HSC006 – to be drilled from a new pad, oriented to intersect the Otis fault and additional prospective structures; azimuth contingent on HSC005 outcomes.
• Previous Results: Maiden campaign (Phase I) intersected gold mineralization in all three initial holes (HSC002‑004).
• Target Rationale: Otis fault exhibits a multi‑kilometer strike length per recent gravity survey (Sept 22 2025); fault intersections are considered highly prospective for Carlin‑type gold systems.
• Stakeholder Involvement: Program approved by joint Kinross–Eminent technical committee; follows Kinross Gold’s strategic investment (9.9% equity stake acquired earlier 2025).
• Technical Oversight: All scientific and technical information prepared/approved by Michael Dufresne, P.Geo., independent qualified person under NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“We are expanding the initial drill program that returned gold mineralization in each of the first three holes… This next phase will build on geological vectoring from the initial holes and incorporate findings from a recent gravity survey, targeting the potential source of the gold identified.” – Paul Sun, CEO & Director

“These two holes are excellent follow‑ups to HSC002–004, helping us define the nature and extent of mineralization along the Otis fault and its intersection with the NW‑trending Little Humboldt fault… Hole HSC006 will target the Otis fault and other mineralized structure from a pad we have not used before.” – Dan McCoy, Chief Geologist