VR intersects 317 m at 0.77% CuEq starting at surface, above 419 m of 0.48% CuEq, in 881 m drill hole of continuous polymetallic stockwork veining at New Boston Porphyry-Skarn project, Nevada.

• The 317m interval of 0.77% CuEq from surface represents a significantly higher-grade zone compared to the underlying 419m of 0.48% CuEq, suggesting vertical zonation in copper mineralization.
• Continuous polymetallic stockwork veining across 881m of drilling indicates a large, structurally-controlled mineralized system amenable to open-pit extraction.
• Starting mineralization at surface eliminates strip ratio concerns for the upper portion of the deposit, potentially improving project economics.
• The New Boston Porphyry-Skarn classification suggests a hybrid deposit style that may contain multiple metal credits beyond copper, though only CuEq grades are disclosed.
• The substantial vertical extent (881m total) demonstrates significant exploration upside and drill-defined resource potential at this early-stage Nevada project.