Gold Runner Exploration Inc. has returned initial surface sampling assays up to 25,306 g/t silver and 11.22 g/t gold from the newly discovered Gold Stack Trend on the Golden Girl property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle.

The initial analytical batch comprises 60 samples. Within this group, 11 samples assayed over 1 g/t gold equivalent, with seven exceeding 10 g/t gold equivalent. The standout result came from grab sample N908103, which yielded 396.66 g/t gold equivalent based on calculations including 11.22 g/t gold, 25,306 g/t silver, 2.96% copper, 8.19% lead, and 5.89% zinc.

The Gold Stack Trend forms a mineralized corridor up to 50 metres wide with a confirmed exposed strike length of 350 metres. Mineralization within the altered shear zones features significant concentrations of galena, sphalerite, and tetrahedrite alongside lesser chalcopyrite and pyrite in veins and veinlets.

Gold Runner Exploration identifies the property as its flagship asset. The Canadian Securities Exchange approved the company's option agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the project from the B-ALL Syndicate on February 24, 2026.

Sampling outside the main discovery area also identified multiple outlying showings, including grab and talus samples assaying up to 36.86 g/t gold equivalent 1.6 kilometres east, 24.54 g/t gold equivalent 2 kilometres south, and 17.12 g/t gold equivalent 3 kilometres northwest.

“These initial results from the Gold Stack Trend represent a significant step forward for the Company and demonstrate the potential of the Golden Girl property to evolve into a significant new gold discovery. With strong geochemical and alteration similarities to the nearby past-producing Snip Mine, these surface discoveries continue to tick the boxes as we build high-priority targets for our planned maiden drill program in 2027.”

— Chris Wensley, CEO of Gold Runner Exploration

Assays remain pending for additional channel cuts and grab samples collected across the property. The current field program is designed to generate high-priority targets ahead of an inaugural drill program planned for the summer of 2027. Elsewhere in the surrounding district, Kingfisher Metals intersected an 8.35-metre interval of massive to semi-massive sulfide vein containing sphalerite, pyrite, chalcopyrite, and galena at its Forrest Kerr project.

Read the full announcement: Gold Runner Exploration Samples up to 25,306 Grams per Ton Silver with 11.22 Grams per Ton Gold for a Gold Equivalent of 12.7 Ounces per Ton in New 350 Meter Gold Stack Trend on the 100% Controlled Golden Girl Property, Golden Triangle, B.C.