FireFox Gold Reports Second Best Intercept Ever at Mustajarvi Project: New Target Between Northeast and East Zone Returns 7.6 Metres at 32.25 g/t Gold with Visible Gold

The most recent news (February 25, 2026) reports significant high-grade gold results from the Mustajärvi Project in Finland. Drill hole 25MJ012 returned 7.6m at 32.25 g/t Au (including 0.8m at 188.5 g/t Au) and 9.5m at 4.82 g/t Au. This is officially the second-best intercept in the project's history based on grade-thickness. Crucially, these results were found in a "gap" between the Northeast and East Zones, suggesting the two could merge into a single continuous mineralized system spanning over 1.1 kilometers.

The impact is Material - Positive. - Resource Potential: By proving high-grade continuity between previously separate zones, the company is significantly de-risking the path toward a maiden mineral resource estimate. - Geological Validation: The success of hole 25MJ012 validates the company’s structural and geophysical modeling (FLEM/BHEM), which had predicted mineralization in this undrilled gap. - Scale: Expanding the strike length to 1.1km of potential continuity increases the tonnage potential of the project. - Comparison to History: This is not a "routine" drill hole; it is the second-best result ever for the company, indicating the system may be strengthening in certain structural intersections.

FireFox Gold is focused on gold exploration in the Central Lapland Greenstone Belt (CLGB) of Finland. - Flagship Project: Mustajärvi Gold Project (100% interest). It is located near major infrastructure (highway) and has shown high-grade, near-surface orogenic gold mineralization. - Other Projects: Jeesiö and Sarvi, the latter being strategically located adjacent to Rupert Resources’ multi-million ounce Ikkari discovery.