Bullion Gold Discoveries Corp. has launched active surface exploration programs across its Langlade and BODO polymetallic projects in Québec, with field crews mobilized to complete work through September 28, 2026.

The fieldwork fulfills the company’s critical flow-through exploration commitments for the year. Activities at the BODO project in the Rivon Lake area comprise mechanical stripping, rock sampling, channel sampling, and detailed geological mapping. Meanwhile, work at the Langlade property focuses on soil and large till sampling exceeding 10 kilograms across the North East area.

Bullion Gold holds a 100% interest in the Langlade project, having acquired the property from SOQUEM Inc. in June 2025 under its former name, the Cadillac Extension project.

“Terragold is our primary focus. The surface exploration programs at BODO and Langlade fulfill our critical flow-through exploration commitments for 2026. Once results are received and assessed, we'll make clear, disciplined decisions on the path forward for each project.”

— Simon Britt, President and CEO

Following the scheduled completion of the surface programs later this month, the company expects to receive and assess the analytical results to guide its next operational steps across the portfolio.

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