Nevada Organic Phosphate Targets March Start-up for 2026 Drill Program at Murdock Mountain

Executive Summary

• Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. announces field preparations for the 2026 continuation of its Murdock Mountain drill program, with mobilization expected in mid‑ to late‑March 2026.
• The company plans to add at least five new drill pads along the remaining 5 km strike length, extending the total assessed phosphate-bearing horizon to 6.6 km.
• Environmental pre‑disturbance wildlife surveys will be completed in coordination with BLM and NDOW before any surface disturbance.

Key Details

• Mobilization for the 2026 drill program is targeted for mid‑ to late‑March 2026 (potentially March 20‑26 depending on snowmelt).
• The program will construct ≥5 additional drill pads along the remaining 5 km of strike length, with multiple holes per pad.
• Objective: further assess continuity, thickness, and grade of the 6.6 km phosphate-bearing horizon.
• Climate access modelling suggests a favorable early‑season window due to mild winter conditions and lighter snowfall.
• Pre‑disturbance wildlife surveys (sage‑grouse lek, migratory‑bird, pinyon‑jay) will be performed per the Company’s Environmental Assessment Report, in coordination with U.S. BLM and Nevada Department of Wildlife.
• Technical information reviewed and approved by Garry K Smith, P.Geo., QP under NI 43‑101 standards.

Notable Quotes

“We believe Murdock Mountain represents one of the most compelling organic sedimentary phosphate opportunities in North America. Advancing the 2026 program is an important milestone as we continue to define a resource that aligns with the growing demand for clean, domestically sourced agricultural inputs.” – Robin Dow, CEO