Sorrento Resources Announces Mobilization of Drill Crews and Diamond Drill at the Rodgers Cove Gold Project

Executive Summary

• Sorrento Resources has mobilized a diamond drill rig and crew to commence the first-ever drilling program at the Rodgers Cove Gold Project in Newfoundland.
• The initial phase will include at least 10 drill holes covering ~1,500 m, targeting three high‑grade soil anomalies identified in a March 4, 2026 exploration release.
• Drilling is planned on a 24‑hour schedule with the first hole expected early in the week, marking a key milestone for project advancement.

Key Details

• Drill Program Scope: Minimum of 10 diamond drill holes; total depth ≈1,500 m.
• Target Anomalies: Three soil gold anomalies previously identified (see Sorrento Resources press release dated March 4, 2026).
• First Hole Timeline: Anticipated completion early the week of March 9, 2026; drilling to be conducted 24 hours per day.
• Project Significance: First drill testing ever performed on the Rodgers Cove Gold Property.
• Location: Rodgers Cove Project, Gander Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador – tidewater access, forest roads, nearby transmission line, within Central Newfoundland Gold Belt (CNGB).
• Licensing: 12 mineral licenses covering 6,500 ha (260 claims) in the Exploits Subzone along Appleton and JBP Faults.
• Historical Data: Prior limited trenching returned 115.6 g/t Au over 1 m but was not followed up.
• Management Commentary: President & CEO Alex Bugden highlighted the mobilization as a “important step forward” given the scale of anomalies and historic trench results, describing Rodgers Cove as a compelling exploration target in the CNGB.
• Qualified Person: Alex Bugden, P.Geo., NI 43‑101 Qualified Person, reviewed and approved technical information.

Notable Quotes

"We are excited to begin the first-ever drill program at Rodgers Cove," said Alex Bugden, President and CEO of Sorrento Resources. "Mobilizing the drill rig represents an important step forward for the Company as we begin drill testing several large gold soil anomalies identified during our recent exploration program."