Goldcliff Resource Corporation has identified a new area of gold and silver mineralization within the North Cliff Zone at the Kettle Valley project near Rock Creek, British Columbia, following follow-up work on a May surface rock sampling program.

The target was identified after receiving assay results from a cluster of three samples, which included Sample 18 returning 0.46 g/t gold and 33.36 g/t silver, Sample 19 yielding 0.73 g/t gold and 52.00 g/t silver, and Sample 20 returning 0.46 g/t gold and 54.46 g/t silver.

Following receipt of the data, Goldcliff conducted a field examination and prospecting around the sample cluster on August 26, identifying a distinct zone of carbonate-quartz brecciation and veining now designated as the East Breccia Zone. Mineralization occurs within strong carbonate-quartz breccias and veins along fault zones cutting feldspar-megacrystic rhyolite or granite.

Field observations indicate the northerly trending, steeply dipping structure extends locally across widths of several metres and may span a strike length of more than 50 metres, remaining open to the north and south. Overburden currently masks portions of the zone, and additional work will be required to determine its relationship to other occurrences located up to approximately 150 metres to the south.

The broader ridge hosting the Cliff Zone is extensively fractured, silicified, and altered across multiple lithologies, with precious metal mineralization concentrated within and proximal to fault structures. Goldcliff completed an expanded surface sampling program in May 2026 across the North Cliff Zone, collecting 79 rock samples to refine exploration targets.

Goldcliff is evaluating logistical requirements and geological priorities for a potential drill program to test the East Breccia Zone and North Cliff Zone at the Kettle Valley project, which is currently permitted for trenching and drilling.

Read the full announcement: Goldcliff Finalizes Drill Plans for New East Breccia Gold-Silver Target at Kettle Valley