Drill Results
Drilling Results at Green Monster Project Show Geologically Complex Polymetallic Structure
Glenstar Minerals Faces Grade Disappointment at Green Monster as Wildhorse Drilling Offsets Sentiment

Executive Summary
- The most recent release (April 17, 2026) details Phase 2 drilling results at the Green Monster Project in Nevada.
- Mineralization was confirmed along the Phase 1 trend line but assay grades were lower than expected due to geological complexity and highly fractured rock.
- The company plans a Terean geophysical survey to map structural controls, faults, and mineralization depth following these results.
- A concurrent release (April 14, 2026) reported high-grade gold and copper trenching at the Wildhorse Project with Phase 1 drilling commencing there.
- Green Monster Phase 2 involved six holes totaling approximately 3,320 feet across three drill pads.
- Geological observations included abundant clay alteration, bright orange/red oxide minerals, and decalcification.
Material Impact
- The April 17 news is rated Routine - Negative because it explicitly states grades were lower than expected, tempering prior optimism from Phase 1 results (>30% Zn).
- While mineralization exists, the complexity suggests higher future exploration costs and potential processing challenges, delaying resource definition.
- The Wildhorse positive update (April 14) provides a counterbalance but does not fully offset the Green Monster grade miss in terms of immediate materiality for that specific asset.
- No financial impact is immediate as this is an exploration phase; however, investor sentiment regarding the primary flagship project has cooled.
- The news confirms the need for additional geophysical work (Terean survey), indicating the current data is insufficient to advance to a resource estimate without further investment.
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Company Overview
- Glenstar Minerals Inc. operates two primary projects in Nevada: Green Monster (Clark County) and Wildhorse (Mineral County).
- Flagship Project: Green Monster is a polymetallic zone targeting zinc, silver, nickel, cobalt, and copper; Phase 1 found >30% Zn zones.
- Secondary Project: Wildhorse targets copper-gold porphyry systems with tungsten and antimony anomalies in skarnified intrusions.
- Property Scale: Green Monster covers ~700 acres (35 claims); Wildhorse covers ~1,780 acres (89 claims).
- Development Stage: Both projects are in the exploration phase; no resources have been defined yet.
- Qualified Person: Robert Marvin, P.Geo (ONT), NI 43-101 qualified person supervises fieldwork and technical information.
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