Radisson Announces Additional High-Grade Drill Results at O’Brien Including 23.37 g/t Au over 4.0 Metres and the Deepest Intercept to Date

Radisson Mining Resources has released encouraging assay results from seven drill holes at its wholly-owned O'Brien Gold Project in Quebec's prolific Abitibi region. The results are part of an ambitious 140,000-metre step-out drilling program designed to expand the known scope of gold mineralization beyond current boundaries. The standout intercept of 23.37 g/t gold over 4.0 metres demonstrates the continued high-grade nature of the deposit and validates the company's exploration strategy.

The drilling has successfully extended mineralization both laterally and to depth, with two wedges from drill hole OB-24-322 pushing the known extent of the project's "Trend #1" to a new depth of 1,450 metres. This represents the deepest intercept achieved to date at the property, indicating significant potential for resource expansion. The results show characteristic broad mineralized alteration zones containing high-grade quartz-sulphide-gold veins, consistent with the geological model that has guided successful exploration at O'Brien.

For the gold mining sector, these results underscore the ongoing potential of Quebec's Abitibi region to host world-class gold deposits. The O'Brien project's ability to deliver consistently high-grade intercepts at increasing depths suggests a robust mineralized system with substantial exploration upside. The systematic approach of step-out drilling is methodically expanding the project's footprint and could lead to significant resource growth.

Looking forward, the completion of the 140,000-metre program should provide Radisson with a comprehensive understanding of the gold system's extent and geometry. The success in pushing mineralization to new depths while maintaining high grades positions the company well for future resource updates and potential development scenarios. The results reinforce O'Brien's status as a significant gold exploration asset in one of Canada's premier mining jurisdictions.