Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today: F3 Uranium Corp. (TSXV: FUU)F3 Uranium reached a major milestone by outlining its first Indicated Mineral Resource at the JR Zone in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.

• 11.8M lbs U₃O₈ at 4.39% average grade
• Includes a standout high-grade core of 10.8M lbs at 12.23%
• Fully funded with $26.1M in treasury and shifting focus to the new Tetra Zone for 2026 drilling
• A big step from discovery to definition in one of the world’s top uranium districts.

• 48.05 m of 6.68% ZnEq, including 39% ZnEq over 2.9 m
• New hydrothermal footprint helping guide future drilling
• 5 more holes pending, with results expected January 2026
• Early results + geophysics = smarter targeting ahead.

• Gold trend now stretches 500+ metres
• Highlight: 40 m grading 0.98 g/t gold
• Additional assays pending from 12 more holes
• Continued drilling is adding value even after a completed PEA.

• 285 m of 0.47% copper, including 56 m of 0.89% copper
• First new silver discovery since the 1980s: 10.7 m of 420.5 g/t AgEq at Southern Flats
• Updated geophysics sharpening targets for 2026 drilling
• One project, two mineral systems, and expanding upside.

• 4.05 g/t gold over 30.48 m, including 8.84 g/t over 13.72 m
• 107 of 107 holes hit gold
• 103 additional assays pending into early 2026
• Momentum is building toward a maiden resource.
• Bottom line: From uranium to gold, copper, and silver, these small-cap companies are hitting milestones, expanding discoveries, and setting up key catalysts for 2026.

TomaGold Corp. (TSXV: LOT)TomaGold kicked off drilling at the Berrigan Mine in Québec with high-grade gold-polymetallic hits and signs the system could be larger than expected.

Spanish Mountain Gold Ltd. (TSXV: SPA)Spanish Mountain Gold extended high-grade mineralization along its Orca Fault in B.C.’s Cariboo Gold Corridor.

Hercules Metals Corp. (TSXV: BIG)Hercules delivered a two-for-one update in Idaho: copper growth at Leviathan and a brand-new silver discovery.

Tectonic Metals Inc. (TSXV: TECT)Tectonic Metals delivered near-surface, high-grade gold at its Flat Gold Project in Alaska and kept its perfect drill record intact.

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Waste Energy Corp. (OTCQB: WAST)Waste Energy cleared a major regulatory milestone by securing USMCA certification for its waste-to-energy system. With most equipment already across the border and installation set for early January in Midland, Texas, the company expects to be fully operational by the end of the month and targeting first revenue in Q1 2026. Management is positioning the Midland facility as a scalable blueprint for future U.S. expansion.

NorthWest Copper Corp. (TSX-V: NWST)NorthWest reported strong drill results at its Kwanika copper-gold project in British Columbia. Highlights include a 43-metre high-grade copper-gold intercept at depth and a 123-metre near-surface interval, supporting the company’s strategy to focus on higher-grade zones. Management says the results could help improve project economics in a future updated economic study.

Cartier Resources Inc. (TSX-V: ECR)Cartier delivered a meaningful resource update at its Cadillac Project in Quebec. The new estimate outlines 767,800 ounces of gold in Measured & Indicated resources and 2.4 million ounces Inferred, with especially strong growth in the Inferred category. With existing underground infrastructure and multiple development options, Cartier is lining up 2026 as a key year with drilling, studies, and an updated economic assessment planned.

Omai Gold Mines Corp. (TSX-V: OMG)Omai reported an eye-catching drill result at its Gilt Creek deposit in Guyana, intersecting over 700 metres averaging 1.06 g/t gold, including several higher-grade zones. The results reinforce the scale and continuity of the system and are expected to feed into an updated preliminary economic assessment in H1 2026, combining both the Gilt Creek and Wenot deposits.

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• Certification secured, enabling global shipment of HPQ’s ENDURA+ lithium-ion battery cells

• Production capacity targeted at up to 1.5 million batteries per year

• Battery samples delivered to prospective customers, with active commercial discussions underway

• Initial battery revenue targeted for early 2026

HPQ Silicon is moving from laboratory validation to real-world commercialization at a pace few early-stage battery companies achieve. CEO Bernard Tourillon outlines how a critical regulatory milestone, early customer engagement, and federal backing are converging to open near-term revenue pathways for the company’s silicon-enhanced lithium-ion batteries.

“Projects like HPQ Silicon’s strengthen Canada’s ability to manufacture components for high-performance batteries, and are creating a world-class battery ecosystem. ” – The Honourable Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources

HPQ recently secured UN38.3 certification for its ENDURA+ 18650 and 21700 lithium-ion cells. For investors, this is not a technical footnote. UN38.3 is the global safety standard required to ship lithium batteries by air, sea, or land. Without it, commercial sales at scale are impossible.

Tourillon explains that this certification clears what he calls “the logistical barrier,” allowing HPQ to move from limited sampling to meaningful customer orders and global distribution.

“On our first full test run, we had no issues at all. That gives a very high level of confidence that our battery infrastructure is doing things the right way.”

With certification secured, HPQ now has the ability to ship batteries in volume and support customer testing programs that lead to production orders. Management has confirmed current manufacturing capacity of approximately 1.5 million cells per year, a meaningful starting point for niche but fast-growing markets.

Key commercialization signals discussed in the interview include:

• Battery samples already shipped to potential customers

• Active discussions underway with multiple prospective buyers

• At least one strategic customer described as “very close” to initial orders

• Management targeting the start of battery-related revenue in early 2026

Tourillon emphasized that certification timing was deliberate. Rather than rushing to market, HPQ chose to fully validate safety and quality, reducing the risk of recalls or failures that have derailed competitors.

HPQ is not chasing mass-market commodity batteries. Instead, it is targeting applications where performance, longevity, and supply-chain security matter most.

Discussed end markets include:

• E-bikes and electric mobility

• Drones and specialized industrial equipment

• Handheld and professional-grade power tools

• Stationary energy storage systems using 18650 and 21700 cells

A recurring theme in the discussion was growing interest from customers seeking non-Chinese battery supply. According to Tourillon, geopolitical risk and supply-chain concentration are driving new conversations that did not exist even two years ago.

One of the more important insights for investors was HPQ’s shift toward selling finished batteries rather than only supplying silicon-based anode material. Tourillon noted that margins on battery cells are expected to exceed those achievable by selling materials alone.

In simple terms, HPQ captures more value by controlling the final product while keeping the option open to partner with larger manufacturers in the future.

HPQ’s progress is reinforced by up to $3 million in Canadian federal funding to support battery manufacturing infrastructure. Management views this as both validation and leverage, enabling the company to pursue a hybrid strategy: selling batteries directly today while retaining flexibility to license materials or partner at scale later.

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• Nextech3D.ai acquiring Krafty Labs AI event engagement platform 

• Serving global enterprise customers including 

• Google

• Netflix

• Meta

• Microsoft

• Oracle

• Cisco

• and over 400 additional Fortune 500 and multinational clients.

• Nextech3D.ai Gains $1.1M in high-margin revenue and preferred-vendor status with major global brands

• Addition of 400+ Fortune 500 customers doubles customers to over 1,000

• Unifies Three Platforms Unified Into One AI Event Solutions Ecosystem

• 15 month period ending Mar 1, 2025 | Revenue: ~$3.5M | Gross Profit: ~$2.2M

• Targeting triple-digit growth in 2026, supported by expanding inbound demand

• Targeting $20–30 million in SaaS revenue over the next three years

What happens when an emerging AI event-tech company suddenly doubles its customer base to more than 1,000 customers, including more than 400 Fortune 500 relationships and a business doing $1.1 million in year-to-date revenue - and folds it all into a single unified AI-powered event solutions platform?

That’s exactly what Nextech3D.ai just set in motion with its acquisition of Krafty Labs, an enterprise AI virtual and in-person event engagement platform trusted by Google, Netflix, Meta, Oracle, Microsoft, Cisco, Dropbox and hundreds more global brands.

It’s an all-cash deal that immediately expands Nextech’s scale, accelerates its push into in-person enterprise events, and strengthens its vision of becoming a true one-stop AI Event Solutions provider.

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Together, Nextech3D.ai and Krafty Labs create a consolidated AI-powered platform designed for the rapidly modernizing $80 billion global event technology market. 

In this AGORACOM interview, CEO Evan Gappelberg outlines how the acquisition unifies three platforms unified into one ai event solutions ecosystem capable of achieving “triple digit growth” in 2026 and sets $20 - 30 million as a target within 2-3 years.

Nextech3D.ai is transitioning from a single-solution supplier to a comprehensive event-tech platform operator. Its combined offering now spans registration, ticketing, badging, mobile applications, 3D mapping, AI matchmaking and virtual networking - tools that enterprise customers often source from multiple vendors. Krafty Labs accelerates this shift by opening pathways into major global organizations.

At the same time, Nextech3D.ai is building a unified AI Event Operating System designed to integrate blockchain ticketing, event tokens, AR navigation and automated workflows into a single, intelligent framework to create a massive differentiator in a market rapidly moving toward automation and personalization.

The company’s 2026 go-to-market strategy focuses on three growth engines: cross-selling Nextech3D.ai’s broader platform into Krafty’s enterprise accounts, converting more than 100 double-qualified inbound leads each month and scaling a newly expanded sales organization. The company is targeting $20–30 million in SaaS revenue over the next three years, reflecting the strength of its product suite and the maturing enterprise pipeline.

Gappelberg summarizes the inflection point clearly:

“With 1,000 customers in our ecosystem and AI at the center of our platform, the scale of this opportunity is unlike anything we’ve had before.”

Through Krafty Labs, Nextech3D.ai inherits relationships with global brands including Google, Meta, Netflix, Oracle, Spotify and Dropbox. These are active Krafty Labs customers with established event budgets, enhancing Nextech3D.ai’s ability to introduce its full AI suite across multiple business units. Discussions underway in Dubai and the United States further broaden the company’s expansion pathway.

The acquisition also strengthens competitive positioning in a market long dominated by legacy incumbents such as Cvent. Nextech3D.ai’s customizable AI-driven solutions and full-stack approach are increasingly aligned with what enterprise buyers are seeking.

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NorthWest Copper (TSX-V: NWST)NorthWest reported strong near-surface drill results at its 100% owned Kwanika copper-gold project in British Columbia. Highlights included 59.8 metres of 0.70% copper and 0.95 g/t gold starting at just over 40 metres depth. The company expanded an existing zone, defined a new one, and said the results could support a more efficient future development plan as it works toward improving project economics.

PyroGenesis (TSX: PYR)PyroGenesis signed an initial design-phase contract with a European nuclear decommissioning organization to study the use of plasma technology for treating low-level radioactive waste. The four-month engineering study could lead to a larger build phase, positioning PyroGenesis to benefit from growing nuclear activity in Europe, where low- and very-low-level waste represents about 90% of stored radioactive waste.

West Point Gold (TSX-V: WPG)West Point Gold delivered new high-grade results from its Gold Chain project in Arizona, including 24.4 metres of 5.92 g/t gold and 16.8 metres of 8.30 g/t gold at Northeast Tyro. Management says grades appear to be improving at depth, supporting the scale and quality of its upcoming maiden resource estimate, with more drill results still pending.

New Break Resources (CSE: NBRK)New Break reported long gold intercepts at its Moray project in Ontario, including 1.57 g/t gold over 70.7 metres and 2.00 g/t gold over 38.0 metres. The company also restated earlier results to reflect a wider, more continuous mineralized zone. With a 10,000+ metre drill program planned for 2026, management believes the Zavitz zone could be significantly larger than first thought.

Lion One Metals (TSX-V: LIO)Lion One announced exceptional high-grade underground results from its producing Tuvatu gold mine in Fiji, highlighted by 99.13 g/t gold over 3.3 metres and 218.31 g/t gold over 1.2 metres. Many of these intercepts sit close to existing mine workings and are expected to be added to the mine plan within the next 3 to 12 months, reinforcing near-term production potential and depth continuity.

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Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making meaningful moves today—covering clean energy, AI, and gold exploration.

HPQ Silicon (TSX-V: HPQ)HPQ Silicon reached a major commercialization milestone after securing UN 38.3 certification for its ENDURA+ lithium-ion battery cells. This globally required certification allows HPQ to safely ship its high-performance 18650 and 21700 cells worldwide by air, land, and sea. For investors, this marks HPQ’s transition from R&D into commercial readiness, opening the door to customer qualification programs, global partnerships, and near-term revenue opportunities across electric mobility, robotics, and industrial markets.

Nextech3D.ai (CSE: NTAR)Nextech3D.ai strengthened its growth engine by appointing veteran sales executive James McGuinness as Global Head of Sales. With decades of experience scaling enterprise SaaS and event-technology platforms, McGuinness has already built out a full sales team. The move signals Nextech3D.ai’s shift into a revenue-focused execution phase as demand grows for its unified AI-powered event and spatial computing platform heading into 2026.

Newcore Gold (TSX-V: NCAU)Newcore Gold reported additional near-surface gold intersections at its Enchi Gold Project in Ghana, including 3.16 g/t gold over 3 metres and 0.78 g/t gold over 16 metres. Nearly all drill holes in the current program have intersected gold, reinforcing continuity across the Boin Deposit. These results support Newcore’s plan to advance Enchi toward a Pre-Feasibility Study in the first half of 2026 while continuing to test higher-grade potential at depth.

Onyx Gold (TSX-V: ONYX)Onyx Gold delivered another strong drilling update from its Munro-Croesus Project in Ontario, reporting 194 metres grading 1.8 g/t gold at the Argus North Zone, including multiple higher-grade intervals. The results confirm continuity between drill holes, expand the mineralized footprint to roughly 900 metres of strike, and support a growing discovery in the prolific Timmins gold camp. With a well-funded treasury, Onyx says it is positioned to continue aggressive exploration through 2026.

Loncor Gold (TSX: LN)Loncor Gold cleared a major transaction milestone after receiving final court approval for its proposed acquisition by a subsidiary of China’s Chengtun Mining Group. While the deal is not yet closed, the court order significantly reduces procedural risk. If completed, the transaction would transition Loncor and its multi-million-ounce Adumbi gold resource in the Democratic Republic of the Congo into the hands of a larger global mining group.

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Fobi AI CEO Rob Anson outlines how the company has progressed from internal restructuring to early commercial validation, marked by the live deployment of FIXYR, its first autonomous enterprise support platform. While operating under regulatory constraints, management continued executing on its strategy, preserving revenue, materially reducing costs through Artificial Intelligence automation, and moving from internal transformation to externally validated use cases.The interview presents a business that differs meaningfully from the one investors last evaluated. Rather than pausing during a period of restricted trading, the focus remained on strengthening the company’s financial profile, advancing its technology stack, and building deployable Artificial Intelligence systems designed to deliver clear, measurable value for enterprise customers.EXECUTION THROUGH CONSTRAINT, NOT PAUSEA central theme of the discussion is how Fobi maintained momentum during a period of limited market visibility. In 2024, the company generated nearly $3 million in revenue while management reports annual operating costs were reduced to approximately $1.1 million through deeper integration of Artificial Intelligence across internal operations. This leaner cost structure materially improves operating leverage and positions the business for scalable growth as activity normalizes.Fobi recently announced a $1.5 million non-brokered private placement to support audit completion and regulatory requirements. Management indicated that the audit process is nearing completion, positioning the company for a full revocation order, relisting, and a return to normal trading.Fobi AI 3.0: FROM ADVISORY TO DEPLOYED SYSTEMSThe interview marks the company’s transition to what management describes as Fobi AI 3.0. Rather than operating primarily as a consultant, Fobi now delivers both the strategic architecture and the deployed Artificial Intelligence systems themselves. This integrated model is designed to reduce implementation risk, shorten deployment timelines, and lower total cost of ownership for enterprise customers.A key differentiator highlighted is Fobi’s emphasis on building and training proprietary Artificial Intelligence models, rather than relying exclusively on third-party platforms. This focus on data control and sovereignty directly addresses a major adoption consideration for regulated, privacy-sensitive, and enterprise-scale organizations.FIXYR: EARLY COMMERCIAL VALIDATIONAt the center of the discussion is FIXYR, Fobi AI’s autonomous Artificial Intelligence customer service and technical support platform. FIXYR is designed to automate labor-intensive support workflows through real-time, self-resolving processes.In its initial large-scale live deployment, management reported that FIXYR processed more than 20,000 digital tickets, handled over 200 customer inquiries, maintained reported 100 percent system uptime, achieved reported 100 percent customer satisfaction, and operated with no frontline human intervention.Management noted that this deployment replaced the workload equivalent of a support operation of approximately 35 staff, translating into roughly 90 percent cost savings for the operator. For investors, FIXYR represents a meaningful step from concept to early, measurable return on investment.BUILT FOR RELIABILITY, CONTROL, AND REPEATABILITYBeyond FIXYR, Fobi emphasized its broader Artificial Intelligence infrastructure, designed for reliability and repeatability in enterprise environments. By training proprietary models in-house and using simulation-driven development to test outcomes prior to deployment, the company aims to reduce execution risk while improving consistency.This approach is particularly relevant for regulated industries where data governance, auditability, and operational certainty are critical to adoption.

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Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today:

PyroGenesis delivered 3.5 tonnes of titanium powder under a new supply agreement with a U.S. minerals and metal technology company.

• The deal follows successful customer testing of PyroGenesis’ NexGen™ plasma-atomized powder

• The product supports critical industries like aerospace, defense, medical, EVs, and hydrogen

• Marks one of PyroGenesis’ first commercial orders for “off-cut” titanium powder, turning a previously unused byproduct into recurring revenue

• Strengthens critical mineral supply chains using a closed-loop, sustainable process

Loncor reported multiple high-grade gold intersections from deep drilling at its flagship Adumbi deposit in the DRC.

• Highlights include 26.36m @ 4.19 g/t gold and an exceptional 1.36m @ 298 g/t gold

• Results sit below the current open-pit shell, pointing to potential underground mining upside

• Adumbi already hosts a 3.66 million-ounce gold resource, with drilling now testing depth extensions

C3 Metals’ first-ever drill hole at the Khaleesi Copper Project in Peru delivered a strong start.

• Intersected 269m averaging 0.30% copper, including 60.4m @ 0.41% copper

• The hole ended in copper, suggesting mineralization remains open at depth

• Confirms a large copper system beneath surface cover in a proven mining belt

• Follow-up drilling is planned to test size and continuity

Pacifica Silver reported high-grade silver and gold results from the first 10 holes of its Phase I program at the Claudia Project in Mexico.

• Delivered 1,905 g/t silver over 0.85m, the highest silver grade recorded at the project since 1991

• High-grade mineralization now extends 300+ metres beyond historic workings

• Phase II drilling begins January 2026 with three rigs on site, targeting multiple vein systems

F3 Uranium released ultra-high-grade uranium results from its Patterson Lake North Project in Saskatchewan.

• Hit 2.5m @ 10.2% U₃O₈, within 8.5m averaging 3.4% U₃O₈

• Also confirmed new high-grade mineralization at the Tetra Zone, 13 km from JR Zone

• Results support an upcoming maiden resource estimate and highlight multi-zone discovery potential in the Athabasca Basin

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🔥 PyroGenesis Signs Plasma Deal With Global Battery Recycler

PyroGenesis (TSX: PYR) (OTCQX: PYRGF) is stepping directly into the future of clean industrial tech. The company inked a contract with one of the world’s largest battery recyclers to test its plasma technology for recovering critical minerals from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries.

Why it matters:

• Aims to replace fossil-fuel heating with clean electric plasma.
  

• Supports the shift toward a closed-loop battery supply chain.
  

• Positioned to benefit from the 20× surge in EV battery recycling volumes expected by 2040.
  

This move puts PyroGenesis at the center of the EV, critical minerals, and decarbonization megatrends.

⚛️ Focus Graphite Achieves Nuclear-Grade Purity — 99.9996%

Focus Graphite (TSXV: FMS) (OTCQB: FCSMF) announced breakthrough purification results from its Lac Knife project, achieving five-nines purity (99.9996%) and nuclear-grade boron levels—without using acid.

Why it matters:

• Unlocks access to high-margin sectors: nuclear reactors, defense systems, graphene, electronics.
  

• Confirms natural graphite from Lac Knife can compete with synthetic graphite.
  

• Backed by up to $14.1M in federal funding.
  

This is a major leap forward for clean, North American advanced materials.

🟧 American Eagle Expands High-Grade Copper-Gold System by 300m

American Eagle Gold (TSXV: AE) (OTCQB: AMEGF) delivered standout drill results from its NAK project in B.C., including:

• 91m of 1.53% CuEq within 167m of 1.06% CuEq
  

• High-grade footprint now stretches nearly 500 metres east-west
  

Why it matters:

• Confirms NAK is a large, vertically extensive porphyry system.
  

• Copper demand is soaring due to electrification, making new discoveries in safe jurisdictions increasingly scarce.
  

NAK is rapidly becoming one of the most compelling copper discoveries in North America.

💉 Covalon Reports Best Quarter of 2025 + Third Year of Growth

Covalon (TSXV: COV) (OTCQX: CVALF) ended fiscal 2025 with its strongest revenue quarter of the year, hitting $32.8M in annual revenue, up 5%.

Key wins:

• First-ever dividend paid
  

• International revenue nearly doubled
  

• U.S. vascular access division revenue up 50%+
  

• Zero non-conformances in ISO quality audit
  

• Landmark clinical study validating VALGuard infection-prevention tech
  

With $17M cash and no debt, Covalon enters 2026 in its strongest position ever.

🥇 Scottie Resources Hits 8.43 g/t Gold Over 11.40m at P-Zone

Scottie Resources (TSXV: SCOT) (OTCQB: SCTSF) released new high-grade results from its Scottie Gold Mine project:

• 8.43 g/t over 11.40m, including 14.80 g/t over 6.0m
  

• Additional +8 g/t hits across multiple zones (P-Zone, M-Zone, O-Zone)
  

Why it matters:

• Supports rapid resource growth feeding into a newly released PEA.
  

• Demonstrates continuity across multiple high-grade veins.
  

• Recent bulk sample generated $9M revenue in under a year, validating the company’s Direct-Ship Ore model.
  

Scottie is increasingly positioning itself as a high-grade, low-capex standout in the Golden Triangle.

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PyroGenesis has signed a new order with a U.S. additive manufacturing company for its “fine cut” titanium powder produced through its patented NexGen™ plasma atomization system.
This comes just days after announcing a half-tonne order for its “coarse cut” powder—signaling rising demand across aerospace, medical, and consumer sectors.
The shipment is already en route, marking another step in expanding PyroGenesis’ growing metal-powder business. CEO Peter Pascali says this demonstrates strong momentum as the 3D-printing titanium market continues its climb toward a projected USD $1.4B by 2032.

NorthWest Copper released new near-surface drill results from its flagship Kwanika project in B.C., reinforcing the case for a high-grade starter pit.
The standout hit: 58m of 0.96% copper + 1.04 g/t gold (1.92% CuEq) starting at just 94m depth.
All three drill holes confirmed strong continuity in higher-grade zones—key to improving project economics ahead of an upcoming updated PEA.
Management says the results support a more focused, high-grade development strategy in one of the most important copper regions in Canada.

Rackla Metals delivered its strongest intercept of the year at the Grad property:
10.5m of 2.56 g/t gold, including 1.5m of 8.45 g/t in hole G25-009.
While the system shows high-grade potential, Rackla acknowledges geological complexity and the need for more work to pin down continuity at depth.
The company is refining its model ahead of a methodical 2026 exploration program in the underexplored Tombstone Gold Belt, supported by strong community partnerships with the Sahtu Dene First Nation.

Great Pacific Gold reported one of its strongest drill results yet at its Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea.
Hole WDG-14 returned 9.5m of 13.8 g/t AuEq, including 3.9m of 32.16 g/t AuEq, confirming a high-grade shoot at depth.
With camp upgrades nearly complete and a second drill rig arriving in January, GPAC is gearing up for a major expansion of exploration across its 15-km structural corridor.

Miata Metals announced a major step forward at its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname.
A 500m step-out confirmed the mineralized Jons Trend now spans 750m x 250m, with every drill hole hitting gold so far.
Strong new results include 54m at 1.04 g/t gold and multiple wide intervals across several holes.
With the system open in all directions and deeper structures extending to ~1.5km, Miata is preparing a two-rig program for early 2026 to accelerate the discovery potential of what may become Suriname’s next major gold district.

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🔥 PyroGenesis (TSX: PYR) Secures New Titanium Powder Contract🔥 NorthWest Copper (TSXV: NWST) Sharpens High-Grade Potential at Kwanika🔥 Rackla Metals (TSXV: RAK) Hits Best Gold Interval of 2025 at Grad🔥 Great Pacific Gold (TSXV: GPAC) Delivers Standout 9.5m at 13.8 g/t AuEq at Wild Dog🔥 Miata Metals (CSE: MMET) Doubles Gold Footprint at Sela Creek