Endurance Gold: A High-Grade BC Gold Discovery in Southern BC Growing Beyond 1.45 Million Ounces and adding strategic Antimony to the Mix

Endurance Gold is actively expanding its Reliance Gold Project in British Columbia, where a new 1.45-million-ounce inferred gold resource ranks among the top quartile of higher-grade open-pit gold deposits in North America.

Well located on existing roads in BC’s historic Bridge River Gold Camp, north of Pemberton and approximately 10km from the former Bralorne Mine, Endurance Gold’s Reliance Project has advanced from a surface discovery to a significant possible open-pit mineable gold resource following six years of exploration.

The project hosts an inferred gold-only resource of 19.6 million tonnes grading 2.3 g/t gold for approximately 1.45 million ounces, with roughly 1.1 million ounces in an open-pit configuration. According to the company, that grade places Reliance in the top quartile for open-pit grades amongst North American gold deposits. Test work is also underway to determine whether the associated antimony can be added to the next resource update in 2026.

Endurance is actively implementing a plan of 10km of diamond drilling in 2026 aimed at expanding the existing resource. The company has also identified three additional kilometre-scale targets, providing further opportunities for new discoveries across the project with up to 50 RC holes active and planned on the top priority target.

With insiders holding approximately 60% of the company, management says its interests are closely aligned with shareholders as it continues cost-effectively exploring and expanding Reliance.

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