Sego Resources Completes Drilling at South Gold Zone, Continues in Cuba Zone

Sego Resources Inc. has successfully completed drilling operations at the South Gold Zone of its Miner Mountain Project in British Columbia. The company announced the completion of four drill holes on December 5, 2025, following recommendations from SRK Consulting Canada. The project targets both near-surface gold mineralization and deeper copper-gold deposits.

The drill core from the South Gold Zone is currently undergoing logging and sampling, with the first samples prepared for shipment to AGAT Laboratories in Calgary, Alberta. Sego’s operations are focused on identifying and understanding the mineralization present in the area, which includes disseminated gold and porphyry structural-controlled copper-gold mineralization.

Current Drilling Operations and Future Prospects

In addition to the completed drilling at the South Gold Zone, Sego is advancing its deep hole drilling in the Cuba Zone. This phase is critical as it expands the company’s exploration efforts into areas with potential for significant mineral deposits. The Cuba Zone drilling aims to uncover deeper mineralization that could enhance the overall viability of the Miner Mountain Project.

The Miner Mountain Project spans approximately 2,056 hectares and is located near Princeton, British Columbia, approximately 15 kilometers north of the Copper Mountain Mine operated by Hudbay Minerals Inc. Sego holds 100% ownership of the project and has established a Memorandum of Understanding with the Upper Similkameen Indian Band, recognizing the importance of collaboration with local Indigenous communities.

J. Paul Stevenson, the CEO and Director of Sego Resources, expressed optimism about the ongoing exploration efforts. He noted that the company’s commitment to responsible mining practices has been acknowledged through an Award of Excellence for reclamation work at the site.

The company emphasizes that its forward-looking statements regarding production, reserve potential, and exploration activities are based on reasonable assumptions. However, it also cautions investors that actual results may differ due to various factors, including market conditions and exploration successes.

As Sego Resources continues its drilling operations, stakeholders remain focused on the potential for significant discoveries that could enhance the project’s economic prospects. The outcomes of the current drilling will be closely monitored as the company aims to advance its exploration strategy further.

For more information, please contact J. Paul Stevenson at (604) 682-2933 or via email at [email protected].