Fortune Bay Drills High-Grade Gold at Saskatchewan’s Box Deposit, Expanding Resource Potential

Event summary

  • Fortune Bay Corp. reported high-grade gold intersections in a 135-meter step-out drill hole at the Box Deposit, part of its Goldfields Gold Project in Saskatchewan.
  • The drill hole B26-350 returned 3.7 g/t Au over 21.0 meters, including 9.9 g/t Au over 7.0 meters, located 140 meters outside the current open-pit constrained Mineral Resource Estimate.
  • The results support meaningful mineral resource growth potential at Goldfields, with mineralization remaining open at depth and through the Goldfields Syncline.
  • The Company completed its 2025/2026 winter exploration drilling program, consisting of 15 exploration drill holes (3,701 meters), with assay results pending for Golden Pond and Frontier.
  • Fortune Bay engaged Red Cloud Securities Inc. to provide market stabilization and liquidity services, paying $6,000 per month.

The big picture

Fortune Bay’s latest drill results at the Box Deposit reinforce the potential for significant resource growth at its Goldfields Gold Project. The high-grade intersections extend beyond the current resource boundaries, suggesting a larger gold system within the Goldfields Syncline. This development aligns with broader industry trends of exploring and expanding existing mineral resources to enhance project economics and attract investment. The engagement of market maker services indicates a strategic move to stabilize and increase liquidity for the company’s shares, potentially reflecting confidence in the project’s future.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion
Whether Fortune Bay can sustain high-grade intersections to significantly expand the mineral resource base at the Box Deposit.
Drilling Success
The pace at which additional high-grade drill results are reported from the Golden Pond and Frontier areas.
Market Reaction
How the market responds to the potential resource growth and the engagement of market maker services by Red Cloud Securities Inc.

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