Dynasty Gold Corp. has completed an initial round of core drilling totaling 2,400 meters across 10 diamond drill holes at the Thundercloud property in Northwest Ontario, securing core material for upcoming metallurgical testing.

The drilling program targets surface-accessible gold mineralization in the South Pelham area alongside down-plunge extensions of the Pelham gold deposit. Core samples gathered from various locations and assayed grades will now undergo metallurgical testing to evaluate rock grindability, the chemical leaching recoverability of gold, and gravity-recoverability. The technical evaluation is designed to determine ways to maximize recovery rates as the company evaluates plans to develop an open-pit gold mine within the deposit.

The Pelham deposit itself is supported by a NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate completed in September 2021, which predates Dynasty's subsequent drilling campaigns. Operationally, the newly completed 10-hole, 2,400-meter program compares with the 2024 Phase 1 drill program, which comprised 2,198 meters across 11 holes, representing a slightly higher total meterage from a reduced hole count.

To support corporate and strategic planning, the company has appointed Jean-David Moore as a business advisor to act as a sounding board for management. Mr. Moore brings extensive experience as a long-term investor, consultant, and director within the Canadian junior mining and resource exploration sector. His career includes previous directorial roles at Vanstar Mining Resources Inc., which was acquired by Iamgold Corp. in February 2024, and Fokus Mining Corp., acquired by Cadillac Mines Corp. in April 2026. A trained forestry scientist with a Master's degree from Laval University, Mr. Moore has authored more than 80 scientific publications and maintains a resource-focused investment network.

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