Forge Resources Announces Planning Extension of the Phase 1 Drilling Program with Financing, Completion of Drill Hole ALT-24-003 with Additional Porphyry Style Mineralization

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - June 17, 2024) - Forge Resources Corp. (CSE: FRG) (OTCQB: FRGGF) (FSE: 5YZ) ("FRG" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that as a result of encouraging visual observations indicating a mineralized porphyry system, planning has begun for the extension of the Phase 1 drilling program with a non-brokered flow-through private placement (the "Private Placement") of flow-through units ("Units") Currently, ALT-24-003 and ALT-24-004 are exhibiting some of the most intense alteration and mineralization noted to date on the property.

Drill Program Progress

Hole ALT-24-003 Azimuth 220/-50 degree finished at a final depth of 405 metres, is the first hole testing a large, induced polarization, chargeability anomaly associated an airborne radiometric anomaly and coincident molybdenite/gold/copper in soil anomalies in the area called the Severance Zone. Hole ALT-24-003 is the first of a three-hole, fence planned to drill test across the anomalies using orientated core techniques to help in understanding of the various structural orientations for the company to be able to quickly understand the structural orientations related to and post mineralization.

  • Geological logging of recently completed drill hole ALT-24-003 indicates extensive potassic alteration followed by silicification, both of which are increasing with depth.

  • Late pervasive silicification hosts mainly pyrite and molybdenite mineralization with traces of chalcopyrite.

  • There is a significant increase in micro-quartz to quartz veining and associated mineralization with respect to observations to hole ALT-23-001 completed in November 2023.

  • Several low-angle structures containing fault gouge in the upper sections of the drillhole. The intensity of the alteration has resulted in complete textural destructive with few relict quartz phenocrysts remaining.

  • Sections of potassic alteration typical host pyrrhotite/pyrite and minor chalcopyrite and molybdenite mineralization.

Hole ALT-24-004 Azimuth 220/-50 degrees is currently drilled to a depth of 300 metres is the second hole of a three-hole, fence planned to drill test across the anomalies. Quick geological log observations indicate similar extensive alteration and associated mineralization to that in hole ALT-24-003.

Cole McClay, CEO of Forge Resources Corp. comments: "I am incredibly proud of the progress we have made to date. During my recent field visit last week, I witnessed firsthand the dedication and expertise of our team on the ground. Their commitment to safety, and innovative practices is driving our project forward. I am confident that our continued efforts will yield significant results for the company and our stakeholders. We remain focused on responsible project development and are excited about the potential this project holds."