DLP Resources reports 54m of 1.53% copper in a trench on the 100 % owned Esperanza project and confirms Silver-Gold-Arsenic-Antimony anomalies coincident with previously reported Molybdenum and Copper in rock chips / Appoints Joe Phillips to the Board

DLP Resources Inc. has announced significant exploration progress at its 100%-owned Esperanza copper project in southern Peru, immediately south of the Chapi Mine. The company reported results from three of nine trenches across an exotic copper oxide zone measuring approximately 300m x 700m, with the most notable result being a 54-meter interval grading 1.53% copper from trench T1_026. Additional trenches returned 48m at 0.29% copper (including 38m at 0.34% copper) and 82m at 0.62% copper (including 28m at 1.33% copper).

The company's re-analysis of 94 rock chip samples has revealed encouraging geochemical signatures consistent with a large-scale porphyry copper-molybdenum system. The geochemistry shows a characteristic association of arsenic, antimony, lead, and bismuth with anomalous molybdenum, indicating proximal phyllic alteration typical of mineralization developed above or adjacent to a porphyry core. Gold values are concentrated along structures with locally high silver grades up to 82 g/t, suggesting late-stage hydrothermal activity.

The exploration data, combined with an elongated 3km x 2km magnetic high anomaly, suggests the presence of a well-developed Cu-Mo-Au porphyry system with strong discovery potential. The relatively low surface copper values over the central magnetic anomaly indicate the mineralized core may not be exposed, creating targets for future drilling along structural flanks and at depth. This geological interpretation supports the potential for a significant copper-molybdenum discovery through systematic exploration.

Concurrent with these technical developments, DLP has strengthened its board by appointing Joe Phillips, a senior mining executive with extensive experience in North and South American operations. This appointment positions the company well as it advances exploration on two copper-molybdenum projects in Peru, with the Esperanza results providing a strong foundation for expanded drilling programs targeting the identified porphyry system.