At the Pivi prospect, near the southwestern end of the target corridor, systematic channel sampling in 2025 returned the broadest intercepts of high copper, gold, and molybdenum encountered on the property up to that time (55m at 0.55% Cu and 0.63 g/t Au) (See Company news releases dated May 4, 2026 and June 29, 2026). The rocks at Pivi partially encompass and are bounded on the west by hornfels-altered volcano-sedimentary rocks, which are often cut by stockwork quartz, quartz-sulfide, and quartz-magnetite veins. This contact metamorphism and the mineralized veins confirm that the sediments were in contact with high-temperature intrusive rocks that are host to a potentially significant magmatic hydrothermal system. In general, the rocks on the west side of the Bara-Tangka target, and in particular, areas north of the Pivi prospect are more elevated in gold than the Idi and AK prospects.







