Kingfisher Provides 2024 Exploration Update

Kingfisher Metals Corp. has completed a comprehensive exploration program at its HWY 37 and LGM projects in the Golden Triangle, British Columbia. This program included geological mapping, sampling, and induced polarization (IP) surveys across various targets, such as Mary, ME, Hank, and Williams. The geological team, led by Dr. Stephanie Sykora, focused on refining drill targets and understanding the mineralization controls in the area, which is known for its rich mineral deposits. The exploration efforts revealed a 600-meter-long zone of stockwork and sheeted veins, indicating significant potential for copper mineralization. Historical drill core analysis showed the presence of bornite, suggesting elevated copper levels in the DM area. Additionally, the ME porphyry target was mapped, with notable alteration and mineralization observed, further supporting the area's exploration potential. The BC Geological Survey contributed to the project by conducting fieldwork to sample outcrops and drill cores, aiming to characterize the intrusive suites associated with mineralization. Their research will include obtaining age dates and analyzing the geochemistry of these samples, which is crucial for understanding the geological history of the region. Overall, the 2024 exploration program is a significant step for Kingfisher as it seeks to advance its projects in a region that has not been fully explored. The findings from this program will guide future drilling efforts and enhance the understanding of the mineralization processes in the Golden Triangle.