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First Class Metals PLC is pleased to provide an update on its Dead Otter Gold Trend exploration program in Ontario, Canada. Following the successful completion of stripping and channel sampling at three locations along the 3.7 km strike, the Company is expecting assay results within the month. Visual inspection of the channels cut indicates potential high-grade occurrences, and additional samples are being analyzed at a laboratory in Thunder Bay.

The presence of a 3.7km gold trend at Dead Otter, located near Barrick's Hemlo gold mine, has been confirmed. The Company believes the current work program will delineate drill hole locations and expand the mineralised structure with further stripping along strike. The successful completion of the program will allow for market updates as results are received, analyzed, and interpreted.

Investors are encouraged to engage with us, ask questions, and explore our Interactive Investor hub for more information. Our CEO, Marc J. Sale, and Executive Chairman, James Knowles, are available for further inquiries. The Company remains committed to transparent communication and the pursuit of valuable metal deposits in the region.

For more detailed information, refer to the full announcement. Your questions and feedback are welcome as we continue to advance our exploration efforts.

First Class Metals PLC is pleased to provide an update on its Dead Otter Gold Trend exploration program in Ontario, Canada. Following the successful completion of stripping and channel sampling at three locations along the 3.7 km strike, the Company is expecting assay results within the month. Visual inspection of the channels cut indicates potential high-grade occurrences, and additional samples are being analyzed at a laboratory in Thunder Bay. The presence of a 3.7km gold trend at Dead Otter, located near Barrick's Hemlo gold mine, has been confirmed. The Company believes the current work program will delineate drill hole locations and expand the mineralized structure with further stripping along strike. The successful completion of the program will allow for market updates as results are received, analyzed, and interpreted. Investors are encouraged to engage with us, ask questions, and explore our Interactive Investor hub for more information. Our CEO, Marc J. Sale, and Executive Chairman, James Knowles, are available for further inquiries. The Company remains committed to transparent communication and the pursuit of valuable metal deposits in the region. For more detailed information, refer to the full announcement. Your questions and feedback are welcome as we continue to advance our exploration efforts.