Eureka Metals Corp. has commenced its inaugural field program at the KM98 Titanium Project in Québec, deploying crews to the Roadside Target for mechanical stripping across a 100-metre by 20-metre area.

The work follows a July 2026 option agreement through which Eureka secured the right to acquire up to an 80% interest in the property. The KM98 project lies 45 kilometres southwest of the company’s flagship Tyee Titanium Project in Québec's Havre-Saint-Pierre region.

An excavator has been mobilized for four days of mechanical stripping to expose bedrock for mapping and channel sampling. The team plans to collect about 50 channel samples to assess massive and semi-massive oxide mineralization identified historically. IOS Géosciences Inc. is managing field operations.

Concurrent with this work, Eureka is preparing for a maiden diamond drilling program at KM98.

“We moved quickly to begin work at KM98 following the option agreement in July. At the same time, preparations are advancing for our maiden drill program, marking the start of an active period of exploration at KM98.”

— Danny Matthews, Chief Executive Officer

Following the field program, samples will be sent to Chicoutimi for quality assurance and control insertion prior to laboratory assaying.

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