Radisson Expands High-Grade Gold Mineralization Across Previously Undrilled “Trend 1-Trend 2 Gap” at the O’Brien Gold Project

Radisson Mining Resources Inc. has reported new assay results from its 100%-owned O'Brien Gold Project located in Quebec's prolific Abitibi region. The latest results come from an exploration program specifically targeting the 'Trend 1-Trend 2 Gap', a previously underexplored area between two known mineralized trends at the property.

The drilling campaign consisted of two pilot holes and five associated wedge branches designed to test this gap area, which had received minimal historical drilling despite being situated between established mineralized zones. This strategic approach allows the company to efficiently explore multiple vectors from single drill setups while reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

The successful expansion of high-grade gold mineralization across this gap area represents a significant step in connecting previously isolated mineralized trends at O'Brien. This could potentially lead to a more continuous and larger mineralized system than previously understood. The Abitibi region is one of Canada's premier gold districts, home to numerous world-class deposits, making any expansion of known mineralization particularly noteworthy for investors and the broader gold sector.

The results support Radisson's systematic approach to unlocking value at O'Brien through targeted exploration of underexplored areas. As the company continues to define and expand the resource base, these findings may contribute to future resource estimates and ultimately support the project's development pathway in one of Canada's most established mining jurisdictions.