Delta Reports Multiple Gold Intercepts (4.25 G/T Gold over 11.8 metres and 1.37 g/t over 10.5 metres) at new Shabaqua target 1.3 kilometres west of Eureka Gold Deposit

Delta Resources Limited has announced significant gold intercepts from its recently completed drilling program at the Eureka Gold Deposit in Ontario. The company reported assay results from 22 of 26 drill holes completed during a 5,237-metre Fall 2025 drilling campaign, highlighting strong mineralization at the new Shabaqua target area.

The standout results include 4.25 g/t gold over 11.8 metres and 1.37 g/t gold over 10.5 metres at the Shabaqua target, which is positioned 1.3 kilometres west of the main Eureka Gold Deposit. These intercepts demonstrate the potential for expanding the resource footprint beyond the established deposit boundaries, suggesting a broader mineralized system than previously understood.

The step-out drilling program has successfully expanded the mineralized footprint at both the South and West extensions of the Eureka deposit. This systematic exploration approach indicates Delta's methodical strategy to define and expand the resource potential across the property. The strong grade continuity and significant widths of mineralization support the geological model and enhance the project's development prospects.

For the gold sector, these results represent meaningful progress in advancing a Canadian gold project during a period of sustained gold price strength. The discovery of high-grade mineralization at Shabaqua, combined with the expansion of known mineralization at Eureka, positions Delta to potentially upgrade its resource estimate and advance toward feasibility studies. The proximity of the new target to existing infrastructure at Eureka could provide operational synergies and reduce future development costs.