Definition Of Drill Targets Within Potential Northern Extension At Mets

WHITE ROCK, BC - TDG Gold Corp. reported on the targeting update from ongoing analysis and interpretation of geophysical data from the Mets mining lease located in the Toodoggone District of north-central B.C. The first 3-dimensional (3D) geophysical renderings of the high-grade Mets A-Zone and its potential northern extension covering a total of ~800 metres (m) of the ~3,850 m of anomalous trend1 identified on Mets. Definition of additional drill targets for the remaining anomalous geophysical, geochemical, and structural features at Mets is ongoing.

The historical high-grade, near surface gold (Au) within the A-Zone at Mets was confirmed by TDG's diamond drilling in 2023 including 20 m of 11.1 grams per tonne (g/t) Au from 19 m depth, and 8.3 m of 16.4 g/t Au from 51 m depth (news releases Sep 07, 2023 and Dec 04, 2023). The high-grade mineralization appears to be coincident with a parallel west dipping conductive feature and magnetic susceptibility low with a ~16-degree plunge to the north. The A-Zone and these geophysical features are interpreted to extend for ~800 m and remains open to the north.

Fletcher Morgan, CEO, said, "Exploration for high-grade gold mineralization at Mets is a high priority for TDG. The geophysical anomalies associated with the high-grade gold in the A-Zone1 and its potential northern extension1 continue for at least 800 m with a gentle plunge and remains open at depth. Our 2023 high-resolution ground magnetics and VLF-EM program evaluated only a shallow vertical extent. With this additional data, we believe that we can explain why the historical drillholes either hit or missed and, most importantly, we have generated additional drill targets based on our interpretations. We're applying a similar approach to the potential southern extension1 of the A-Zone1 and the two new parallel anomalous trends that have never been drill tested.