G2 Announces Inferred Resource of 974,000 ounces Au (@ 9.25 g/t) and Indicated Resource of 220,000 ounces Au (@ 8.63 g/t)

G2 Goldfields Inc. has achieved a major development milestone with the release of its maiden underground mineral resource estimate for the Oko Main Zone at the company's OKO-AREMU Project in Guyana. The resource estimate demonstrates substantial gold mineralization with 974,000 ounces of gold in the inferred category contained within 3,274,000 tonnes at an impressive grade of 9.25 g/t, complemented by 220,000 ounces in the indicated category at 8.63 g/t.

The high-grade nature of this resource estimate is particularly noteworthy for the sector, as grades approaching 9-10 g/t gold are considered exceptionally robust in today's mining environment. The Oko Main Zone represents only a portion of G2's extensive 27,608-acre land package in Guyana, suggesting significant exploration upside potential across the broader project area.

This maiden resource represents a critical inflection point for G2 Goldfields as the company transitions from exploration to resource definition. The substantial contained gold ounces combined with high grades positions the project favorably for potential future development studies. For the broader Guyana mining sector, this resource adds to the growing inventory of gold projects in the region, reinforcing Guyana's emergence as an important gold jurisdiction in South America.