UBIQUE COMPLETES DANIEL’S HARBOUR ZINC PROJECT GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY, HIGHLIGHTS ANOMALIES

Ubique Minerals has successfully completed a geochemical survey at its Daniel's Harbour Zinc Project located in Newfoundland and Labrador. The survey has identified anomalies that warrant further investigation, representing a positive development in the company's exploration strategy for the property.

The completion of this geochemical work represents a fundamental step in the systematic exploration of the Daniel's Harbour project. Geochemical surveys are critical early-stage exploration tools that help identify areas of elevated metal concentrations, which can guide future drilling and exploration activities. The identification of anomalies suggests the presence of mineralization that could be of economic interest.

For the zinc sector, this development adds to the ongoing exploration activity in Newfoundland and Labrador, a province with significant mineral potential. The completion of systematic geochemical work demonstrates Ubique's methodical approach to exploring its zinc assets during a period of renewed interest in base metals driven by infrastructure and clean energy demands.

Moving forward, these geochemical results will likely inform the company's next phase of exploration activities, potentially including more detailed sampling, geophysical surveys, or drilling programs to test the anomalous areas identified in this survey.