ActivEX Hits 221g/t Silver, 14.4g/t Gold at Georgetown

Assays at Stockman Prospect returned 7.32 g/t gold and 30.9 g/t silver; Cleanskin Creek came back at 5.29 g/t gold and 59.59 g/t silver. Elevated lead and zinc values accompanied both results.

Managing Director Mark Derriman said the latest program was designed to test as many historic workings as possible across the project. "The results identify the Comet and Comet West prospects at Bridle Creek and the Tambo-Mountain Creek prospects at Leichardt Creek as the most extensive and compelling areas for follow-up," he said.

Derriman said transported quartz sand masks much of the prospective geology at Leichardt Creek, which makes ground geophysics an important tool for refining drill targets.

ActivEX said the results have defined priority targets for follow-up soil sampling, geological mapping, ground geophysical surveys and reverse circulation drilling as part of its 2026-27 exploration campaign. Planned work also includes targeted mapping and rock sampling at the Forsayth tenement before high-priority geochemical and geophysical targets move to drilling.