Ramp Metals has intercepted 4.0 metres at 4.84% CuEq (1.18% Cu, 13.28% Zn, 9.7 g/t Ag) from 139 metres in drillhole Rush-019 at its Rottenstone SW property in Saskatchewan. This intercept lies within a broader 28.23-metre zone grading 0.86% CuEq.

The company completed its winter 2026 drill program at the Rush target, where all nine holes encountered copper-zinc-silver mineralization. The system now has a confirmed strike length of approximately 250 metres and remains open in all directions. The drilling also identified a secondary "Deep Zone" located 70 metres west of the main mineralized trend, with highlights including 0.6 metres at 7.77% CuEq in Rush-016.

“We are very impressed with how consistently we are seeing mineralization at Rush. We are also very excited to confirm copper-zinc-silver mineralization in the new 'Deep Zone', located to the west of the 'Main Zone' mineralization.”

— Garrett Smith, VP Exploration

Ramp Metals plans to conduct a borehole electromagnetic (EM) program at the main Rush target to refine its geophysical model. Additionally, the company is awaiting assay results from its Runway, Redridge, and Ranger targets.

The company also intends to settle $57,227.43 in outstanding accounts payable by issuing 204,383 common shares at a deemed price of $0.28 per share, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Ramp Metals is currently trading at $0.265, down 3.64%.

Read the full announcement: Ramp Metals Intersects 4.0 m of 4.84% CuEq within 28.23 m of 0.86% CuEq in Rush-019, Confirms a Second Mineralized Zone, and Expands the Rush System