GSP Resource moves field crews to Alwin, Mer

Executive Summary

• GSP Resource Corp. has mobilized field crews to commence surface exploration at the Alwin mine and Mer property, targeting newly identified geophysical anomalies indicative of porphyry mineralization.
• The 2025 fall program will conduct rock‑geochemical sampling, reconnaissance alteration mapping, and a soil‑geochemical grid to define copper‑molybdenum targets for future drilling.
• Historic drilling near the Alwin conductive anomaly returned a notable intercept of 9.7 m grading 0.55 % Cu; Mer property historic work showed 0.53 % Cu over 30 m, supporting the porphyry target hypothesis.

Key Details

• Field crews deployed to northern Alwin claims and adjacent Mer property to follow up on NSAMT survey‑defined conductive anomaly.
• Exploration activities include:
• Rock geochemical sampling across northern Alwin and Mer claims.
• Reconnaissance geological alteration mapping to refine drill target locations.
• Soil‑geochemical grid at Mer property over historic drilling/trenching zones.
• Prior NSAMT survey (announced Aug 12, 2025) identified a deep conductive anomaly within a northwest‑trending porphyry alteration zone extending toward the Mer property.
• Historic drill hole 08‑06 in northern Alwin returned 9.7 m @ 0.55 % Cu, intersecting porphyry‑style mineralization and altered Bethsaida phase intrusive rocks.
• Mer property historic percussion drilling intersected a 30 m interval @ 0.53 % Cu, indicating a copper‑molybdenum zone.
• A five‑year multiyear area‑based (MYAB) permit application has been submitted to B.C. Ministry of Mining and Critical Metals in preparation for an initial Phase 1 drill program at Mer.
• Qualified Person: Kristopher J. Raffle, P.Geo., principal & consultant, Apex Geoscience Ltd., reviewed and approved the technical content per NI 43‑101.

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