Dryden Gold Intersects 15 Gold Mineralized Structures in Single Hole at Gold Rock

The most recent news (March 02, 2026) reports results from drill hole DGR-031 at the Gold Rock project. The hole intersected 15 gold-mineralized structures across a 600-meter width. Key intercepts include 5.03 g/t Au over 7.50m (including 43.60 g/t over 0.58m) and 5.73 g/t Au over 2.20m. Critically, the hole proved that the Big Master system continues to depths of 450 meters, which is 200 meters deeper than previous drilling, effectively doubling the depth potential of the target. This follows the February 24, 2026, announcement that the company has upgraded its US listing to the OTCQX Best Market.

The news is Routine - Positive. While the intersection of 15 structures and the doubling of depth at Big Master are technically significant, they represent the successful execution of the previously announced 32,000-meter 2026 drill program. - Geological Impact: Proving depth continuity to 450m significantly de-risks the resource potential and suggests the system has the "roots" typical of major Archean lode gold camps (e.g., Red Lake). - Market Impact: The upgrade to OTCQX is a positive administrative step that improves liquidity and visibility for US investors but does not change the fundamental value of the assets. - Financial Impact: The company remains well-funded following the massive warrant exercise in late 2025, which brought in ~$5.9M CAD, bringing the treasury to approximately $9.75M CAD as of year-end 2025.

Dryden Gold Corp. controls a district-scale land package (~70,000 hectares) in the Dryden Gold District of Northwestern Ontario. - Flagship Project: Gold Rock Camp, which includes the Elora and Big Master gold systems. - Geological Model: Archean lode gold (orogenic), showing similarities to the Red Lake and Timmins camps, characterized by multiple parallel high-grade quartz-carbonate vein structures.