Koryx Copper S.A. has returned assay results from 19 drill holes totalling 8,586 metres of infill drilling at the Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia, highlighted by a 969-metre intercept grading 0.27% copper equivalent from surface in hole HM167.

Koryx Copper holds a 100% interest in the Haib Copper Project, an advanced-stage porphyry copper deposit located in southern Namibia. The latest infill batch across multiple target areas yielded wide, consistent intervals, including hole HM185, which delivered 413 metres at 0.41% copper equivalent, featuring a 236-metre section at 0.57% copper equivalent from 156 metres downhole. Hole HM177 returned 413 metres at 0.38% copper equivalent from 1 metre depth, including a 30-metre interval grading 1.10% copper equivalent starting from 8 metres downhole.

“These results continue the trend of recent months, with exceptional widths at consistent and regular higher grades above the average MRE grade. HM167 returned 969m at 0.27% CuEq from surface, which is our longest mineralised intersection at Haib to date. HM185 delivered 236m at 0.57% CuEq and HM177 returned 30m at 1.10% CuEq from only 8m depth again demonstrating the high-grade potential of the system. With this batch, our infill drilling is nearing completion, and results continue to trend to the upside ahead of the expected late 2026 mineral resource update.”

— Heye Daun, President & CEO

Technical studies and cost estimation remain ongoing to support the planned publication of a pre-feasibility study and an updated mineral resource estimate by the end of 2026.

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