A.I.S. Resources Acquires More Prospective Ground and Commences Field Exploration of Saint John Project, New Brunswick

A.I.S. Resources Limited has strategically expanded its land position at the Saint John Project in New Brunswick through the acquisition of Claim 12483, consisting of 47 claim cells covering approximately 1,175 hectares. This expansion increases the company's total prospective land holdings to 12,550 hectares across four claim blocks in the Saint John area, representing a significant consolidation of exploration ground in a region with encouraging historical mineral occurrences.

The company has simultaneously launched a comprehensive field exploration program encompassing ground prospecting, geological mapping, and rock sampling across both existing and newly acquired claims. The program aims to evaluate areas with limited historical sampling, identify additional mineralized zones, and prioritize potential drill targets for a planned diamond drilling campaign. This systematic approach demonstrates A.I.S.'s commitment to methodical exploration advancement and data-driven decision making.

The Saint John Project currently encompasses three principal prospect areas with established mineralization: Prince of Wales (copper, gold, silver, and lead), Little Lepreau (copper, gold, antimony, and silver), and Headaway (copper, gold, and silver). This diverse commodity mix positions the project well within current market trends favoring both precious metals and base metals, particularly copper given its critical role in energy transition infrastructure.

CEO Marc Enright-Morin emphasized the strategic importance of consolidating prospective exploration packages in regions with demonstrated mineral potential. The expanded land position provides additional exploration opportunities along prospective trends associated with known mineral occurrences, potentially extending the scale and scope of any future discoveries. Results from the current field program will inform geological modeling and support future exploration planning, including the prioritization of drill targets that could unlock significant value for shareholders.