Regency Silver Drills Third Hole into Broad Zones of Sulphide-Specularite Bearing Mineralization Drilling Ongoing

Executive Summary

• Regency Silver announced visual drill results from hole REG‑26‑28 at the Dios Padre project, intersecting a broad interval of sulphide‑specularite bearing breccia and vein‑infill mineralization from ~430 m to ~540 m depth.
• The intercepted zone includes a 35 m breccia segment (≈500 m–535 m) with chalcopyrite, pyrite, specularite and intense silica‑sericite alteration, located ~180 m south of a similar historic breccia intercept.
• No analytical assay results are yet available; however, the geology and mineralization appear comparable to previously disclosed high‑grade intervals (e.g., 38 m @ 7.36 g/t Au).

Key Details

• Hole REG‑26‑28: Drilled ~75 m below hole REG‑25‑26; intersected continuous mineralized breccia from ~430 m to ~540 m depth.
• Key Interval: ~500 m–535 m – breccia zone with chalcopyrite, pyrite, specularite and intense silica‑sericite alteration.
• Spatial Context: Core zone lies ~180 m south of the breccia intersected in hole REG‑25‑25 (referenced in Dec 8 2025 release).
• Historical Comparisons: Prior holes reported:
• REG‑23‑21 – 38 m @ 7.36 g/t Au
• REG‑22‑01 – 35.8 m @ 6.84 g/t Au, 0.88 % Cu, 21.82 g/t Ag
• REG‑23‑14 – 29.4 m @ 6.32 g/t Au
• Assay Status: Analytical results for the 2025/2026 intervals are pending; no assurance can be given on assay quality relative to historic high‑grade intercepts.
• CEO Comment: Bruce Bragagnolo highlighted that the visual continuity and scale of the breccia system suggest potential widening at depth, supporting upside potential as the 2026 drill program progresses.
• Technical Review: Michael Tucker, P.Geo (Qualified Person, NI 43‑101) reviewed and approved the technical content; he is also a director of Regency Silver.

Notable Quotes

“The visual results from REG‑26‑28 further demonstrate the continuity and scale of the Dios Padre breccia system… These observations continue to support the significant upside potential of the project as we advance our 2026 drill program.” – Bruce Bragagnolo, CEO