FireFox Gold Corp. has intersected high-grade gold mineralization in seven additional drill holes at its 100%-owned Mustajärvi Project in Lapland, Finland, highlighted by a step-out hole that extended the high-grade core of the Northeast Zone by over 50 metres to the west.

Drill hole 26MJ030, testing the western strike extension, returned multiple intervals including 2.0 metres at 44.65 g/t gold from 118.6 metres depth and 7.0 metres at 11.36 g/t gold from 199.0 metres. The deeper interval featured visible gold and included a 1.0-metre section grading 57.9 g/t gold.

The campaign also returned to the Central Zone with three holes testing the western side of the lode. Hole 26MJ026 intercepted 3.95 metres yielding 6.57 g/t gold from 68.5 metres depth, including 1.0 metre at 14.9 g/t gold. Hole 26MJ027 returned 3.1 metres averaging 2.22 g/t gold from 115.0 metres.

FireFox identifies Mustajärvi as its flagship project in Finland, where exploration is advancing toward an anticipated maiden mineral resource estimate. Operations during the 2026 campaign have utilized two drill rigs to conduct step-out drilling and test outlying targets across the property.

“These latest results from the ongoing Mustajärvi drilling bring significant extensions at both the Northeast and Central Zones. The stacked intercepts in drill hole 26MJ030 are important because they appear to define a southwest continuation from the high-grade core of the Northeast Zone.”

— Carl Löfberg, CEO

Assay results are currently pending for drill hole 26MJ042 at the project.

Read the full announcement: FireFox Gold Drills High-Grade and Visible Gold, including 7m @ 11.36 g/t Gold, in Northeast Zone Step-out Hole and Finds New Extensions at the Central Zone, Mustajärvi Project, Lapland, Finland