Tectonic Metals Launches Largest Drill Program to Date with Three Drill Rigs at Flat Gold Project, Alaska

In This Article:

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / June 2, 2025 / Tectonic Metals Inc. ("Tectonic" or the "Company") (TSX-V:TECT)(OTCQB:TETOF) today announced the official launch of the 2025 Phase One multi-rig drill program - the largest drill program in history at the Company's flagship Flat Gold Project ("Flat") in southwestern Alaska. Located on 99,840 acres of predominantly Native-owned land belonging to Doyon, Ltd. ("Doyon"), one of Alaska's largest Native Regional Corporations and Tectonic's second-largest shareholder. The Flat Gold Project is emerging as a tier-one, free-milling and heap leachable gold mining opportunity near one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits in the world, the Donlin Gold Project. The Company also announces the grant of stock options to key Tectonic team members.

Tony Reda, Co-Founder, President & CEO of Tectonic Metals, commented : "We are entering the most transformative phase yet at Flat. With two rigs on site and a third en route, our 2025 Phase One drill campaign is laser-focused on delivering maximum value per metre drilled - through discovery, strategic de-risking and setting the stage for an economic mining opportunity at Flat.

Our primary focus is Alpha Bowl - a high-grade, near-surface oxide discovery that is not only open in all directions but directly linked to over 650,000 ounces of historic placer gold production. 1 This is our strongest indication yet that we are drilling into the heart of a fertile gold system. From there, we advance to Golden Apex, our highest-priority untested intrusion target. If we unlock additional metres, we have our sights set on other district-scale intrusion targets that may see their first-ever drill holes.

What sets Flat apart isn't just its scale or geology, but its early, credible demonstration of multiple mineral processing pathways - including heap leaching and the rare, highly coveted potential for run-of-mine processing. With that endgame in mind, we are reverse engineering what a future mine at Flat could look like, which is why we are collecting two-inch crush material for additional heap leach column testing while at the same time targeting higher-grade corridors that could underpin high-margin starter pits.

I would like to emphasize that Phase One is just the beginning. As Flat continues to reveal its tier-one scale potential, we anticipate ongoing drilling in the months and years ahead. The project is rich with untapped targets, and we have a clear roadmap for continuous growth."