High-Grade Gold Intersected at Tectonic Metals' Black Creek

Tectonic Metals Inc. announced promising assay results from its Black Creek site, revealing significant gold mineralization. Notably, the drill hole CMR26-159 intersected 2.86 g/t Au over 91.44 meters, including higher-grade zones of 5.61 g/t Au over 41.15 meters and 12.94 g/t Au over 13.72 meters. This drill hole represents the longest intercept at the Black Creek and extends the mineralized zone, leaving it open at depth, enhancing the prospect of a second gold system in the area.

Located in the Flat Gold Project in Alaska, Black Creek's results stand out due to the mineralization hosted mainly in hornfels rather than the monzonite found at Chicken Mountain. The scope of the work at Black Creek shows a broad area of promising gold potential, furthering the exploration into a gold-rich region not yet fully tested. These results are crucial as Tectonic plans to delve deeper into the resource potential of this emerging gold center.