A2 Gold starts geophysical program at Eastside project

Executive Summary

• A2 Gold has started a two‑phase, property‑scale geophysical program at its Eastside gold‑silver project in Nevada to support an upcoming 18,000 m reverse‑circulation drill campaign.
• The ground gravity survey began with 800 stations on a 300 m grid; a high‑resolution helicopter‑borne magnetic and radiometric survey will commence this month covering ~66.9 km².
• Results are expected within 1–2 months and will be used to refine drill targeting for the McIntosh, Castle and other zones.

Key Details

• Program Scope: 2025 geophysical program runs through September; includes gravity, airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys.
• Gravity Survey: Conducted by Zonge International Inc.; 800 stations on a 300 m grid across the 92‑km² claim block to map pre‑Tertiary basement structures.
• Airborne Magnetic & Radiometric Survey: To be performed by Precision GeoSurveys; flight altitude ~35 m, nose‑stinger magnetic sensor; line spacing 50 m; total coverage ≈66.9 km² (1,469 line‑km).
• Objective: Identify new exploration and expansion targets; integrate geophysical data with structural and lithological models to guide the fully financed 18,000 m RC drill program slated for later this year.
• Drill Program Context: A 2,000 m diamond core drill program is already underway at the McIntosh zone testing a high‑grade discovery; the geophysical data will prioritize targets across Eastside, including Castle zone.
• Qualified Person: Andy Wallace, CPG (American Institute of Professional Geologists), reviewed and approved technical content under NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“The scale of this geophysics program underscores our commitment to systematically unlocking the district‑scale potential at Eastside… We believe these surveys will be instrumental in identifying new targets and expanding zones of mineralization, setting the stage for the most aggressive drill program in A2 Gold’s history.” – Peter Gianulis, CEO

Materiality Assessment: Material – Positive (significant exploration activity that could materially affect future resource estimates and company valuation).