Delta Reports New GOLD Intercept at NOVA Target in Wedge Area, 4 Kilometres WEST of Eureka; Follow-up Drill Program Underway
DELTA REPORTS NEW GOLD INTERCEPT AT NOVA TARGET IN WEDGE AREA, 4
KILOMETRES WEST OF EUREKA; FOLLOW-UP DRILL PROGRAM UNDERWAY
February 04, 2026/ Toronto, ON / Newsfile Corp . Delta Resources Limited (“Delta” or “the
Company”) ( TSX-V:DLTA) (OTC Pink:DTARF) ( FRANKFURT:6GO1) Delta is pleased to
announce the discovery of a potential new gold zone in the Wedge area approximately 4
kilometres west of the Eureka Gold Deposit in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Assay results are from an
additional two (2) drill holes completed as part of its recent 26 -hole, 5,237 -metre Fall 2025
diamond drill program. Delta is also pleased to announce the commencement of a 1, 400-metre
follow-up drill program at the Company’s flagship Delta -1 Property, located approximately 50
kilometres west of Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Highlights:
• New gold intercept in hole D1 -25-153 at the Nova target (Wedge area) , located
approximately 450 metres east of the Wedge Zone and 4 km west of the Eureka Gold
Deposit, returning 1.11 g/t Au over 10.3 metres.
• Confirmation of gold mineralization at the Wedge Zone in hole D1-25-152.
• Follow-up drilling underway at Wedge Zone, Nova Target, and Kaspar Target,
supported by enhanced geophysical targeting based on results from a recently completed
194.6 line-kilometre high-resolution, drone-based magnetic survey.
Table-1: Reported assay results at the Delta-1 Gold Project
Ron Kopas, Chief Executive Officer (Interim) of Delta, commented:
“The discovery of a potential new gold zone at Nova Target in the Wedge area highlights the
exceptional upside for additional significant discoveries across our extensive Delta -1 property.
This is particularly encouraging given our success at the Shabaqua Target (see Delta’s January
12, 2026 press release), where autumn drilling returned 4.25 grams over 1 1.8 metres. As we
continue to advance the Eureka Gold Deposit through infill and metallurgical work, we believe the
ongoing discoveries of additional gold sources on the Delta-1 property, that could be developed
synergistically with the Eureka Deposit, continue to strengthen the project economics in this low-
cost jurisdiction. This opportunity is further strengthened by our strategic location just 50 km from
Thunder Bay, which is an established hub for mining operations in Northern Ontario where we
are seeing increasing positive results from neighbouring pro jects (see recent Gold x2 press
release).
In addition, we are pleased to announce a follow -up drill program on the heels of this new
discovery. With the recent announcement of the $8,250,000 option agreement to monetize our
Easting Northing
D1-25-152 284719.7904 5385829.726 433.0359 180 -45 249.0 108.00 115.00 0.23 7.00
* Broad low grade 96.1 135.50 0.15 39.40
D1-25-153 285169.3977 5385861.747 395.6588 180 -45 246.0 56.20 66.50 1.11 10.30
inc. 62.00 66.50 2.03 4.50
From (m) To (m) Au Grade (g/t) Core Length (m)(UTM Zone 16)
Wedge
Target Zone Drill Hole No. Elevation (m) Azimuth Incl. Length (m)
Delta-2 property in Québec, we are well positioned to continue funding our exploration and project
development activities. to advance the Delta-1 property.”
Drill Program Stats:
Total number of holes drilled: 26
Metres drilled: 5,237
Number of holes reported here: 2
o Shabaqua Target: 14 holes (2,474 m)
o Eureka South: 3 holes (888 m)
o Eureka West: 4 holes (894 m)
o Eureka Infill/Met work: 2 holes (285 m) – assays pending
o South Till Anomaly: 1 hole (201 m)
o Wedge: 2 holes (495 m)
Figure-1: Drill hole location map
The Company is reporting results from two of the four remaining drill holes from the 26 -hole Fall
2025 program that have not previously been reported. Review and interpretation of the remaining
two infill and met allurgical testing drill holes is currently underway, with results expected to be
released shortly.
Wedge Area
Glacial till sampling conducted by Delta across multiple programs on the Delta -1 property has
identified a strong gold anomaly originating from the Wedge area, located approximately 4 km
west of the Eureka Gold Deposit. The Wedge area includes the Wedge Zone, the new Nova
Target, and the Kaspar Target spanning a distance of almost 1.5 km. The Kaspar Target has the
highest single gold grain count in till recorded across the entire area. To date, mineralization within
the Wedge area appears to occur in at least two distinct styles, highlighting the strength and
complexity of the gold system.
Wedge Zone
The previously identified Wedge Zone mineralization had minimal drill testing in 2003 and has
since been verified by Delta Resources through multiple surface sampling programs conducted
in recent years. The zone is characterized by pervasively ankerite-sericite-silica altered felsic to
intermediate intrusive rocks with quartz-carbonate veinlets and disseminated pyrite and
arsenopyrite. This zone was intersected across 27.3 m in D1-25-152 yielding 0.23 g/t Au over 7
m. D1-25-153, drilled 450 m to the east, also intersected the Wedge zone with isolated grades of
up to 0.73 g/t Au. This demonstrates the significant potential for this zone to continue to extend
along-strike.
Nova Target
A second, and new, style of mineralization, associated with a series of massive pyrite lenses, was
observed in drill hole D1-25-153 which yielded a grade of 1.11 g/t Au over 10.3 m. The location of
the gold-bearing massive pyrite lenses corresponds with a 500 m long VTEM anomaly running
parallel to the regional foliation.
The two holes completed in the Wedge Area during the latest program successfully expanded the
known extent of the Wedge Zone by almost 400 m to the east, and identified a new style of
mineralization, providing an exciting new target to follow up on and further expand ing the
mineralized footprint in the Wedge area.
Kaspar Target
The Kaspar target is located over 900 m from the original Wedge Zone discovery area and hole
D1-25-152. Multiple gold-bearing samples were collected by Delta in one specific area with results
including 8.72 g/t Au, 4.01 g/t Au and 1.75 g/t Au. Mineralization is associated with quartz-
carbonate veins and disseminated and bands of pyrite in iron formation, chert, and bedded
sedimentary rocks.
Follow-Up Drill Program
Further drilling in the Wedge area will focus on, 1) continuing to expand the footprint of the Wedge
Zone, 2) testing the extent of the gold-bearing massive pyrite lenses and their association with
the strong VTEM anomalies in the area (Nova Target), and 3) drill testing the Kaspar Target.
Table-2: Fall-2025 assay results at the Delta-1 Gold Project
Easting Northing
D1-25-128 287738.2 5385623.933 440.1469 180 -45 252.0 NSR
D1-25-129 287736.9 5385496.724 449.0089 180 -45 261.0 240.50 247.00 0.39 6.50
D1-25-130 287739 5385335.39 456.2452 180 -45 238.7 79.50 97.30 0.41 17.80
D1-25-131 287862.4 5385505.991 449.3015 0 -45 102.0 3.50 9.80 0.67 6.30
33.50 35.00 1.17 1.50
59.00 66.50 0.36 7.50
82.20 101.00 0.40 18.80
D1-25-132 287960.4 5385500.086 449.0535 0 -45 105.0 39.00 45.10 0.33 6.10
96.20 103.00 0.53 6.80
D1-25-133 288028.1 5385594.391 440.3793 180 -45 150.0 46.50 57.00 0.21 10.50
D1-25-134 288023.9 5385507.833 445.6189 180 -45 252.0 15.50 26.00 1.37 10.50
inc. 23.00 26.00 4.17 3.00
D1-25-143 288147.7 5385355.827 461.2507 278 -45 99.0 NSR
D1-25-144 287581.1 5385370.227 457.6094 180 -45 249.0 236.00 240.30 2.40 4.30
D1-25-147 288062.2 5385522.08 445.7838 180 -45 81.0 7.50 16.50 0.23 9.00
25.50 34.50 0.30 9.00
D1-25-148 287855.8 5385675.954 440.9112 180 -45 201.0 119.00 146.00 0.29 27.00
69.00 201.00 0.16 132.00
D1-25-149 286928.7 5385709.793 409.2799 180 -45 210.0 NSR
D1-25-150 287024.5 5385740.618 408.0964 180 -45 210.0 45.20 57.00 4.25 11.80
inc. 45.20 46.40 2.55 1.20
inc. 49.50 51.00 4.06 1.50
inc. 55.00 56.00 39.30 1.00
inc. 56.00 57.00 1.49 1.00
D1-25-151 287362.1 5385754.002 410.6361 180 -45 177.0 81.70 92.00 0.23 10.30
D1-25-135 289334.7 5385198.418 453.8116 180 -45 276.0 21.00 26.00 0.45 5.00
101.50 103.00 1.40 1.50
D1-25-136 288894.4 5385225.728 461.1087 180 -45 231.0 3.00 10.00 1.32 7.00
inc. 7.70 9.20 5.36 1.50
D1-25-137 288890.4 5385078.245 457.6307 180 -45 381.0 264.50 266.00 5.55 1.50
Southwest Till
Anomaly D1-25-138 288113.2 5384511.365 459.6469 200 -45 201.0 NSR
D1-25-139 288901.8 5385603.262 421.3391 170 -52 231 86.50 94.00 0.62 7.50
98.00 108.20 0.22 10.20
157.00 164.00 0.27 7.00
176.00 180.10 0.40 4.10
D1-25-140 288369.1 5385772.332 422.4023 180 -45 282.0 NSR
D1-25-141 288374.4 5385604.651 436.8608 180 -45 174.0 41.50 58.00 0.27 16.50
D1-25-142 288366.3 5385504.322 442.6626 180 -45 207.0 58.50 70.50 0.32 12.00
108.00 118.20 0.69 10.20
149.00 152.00 3.83 3.00
inc. 149.80 150.80 8.08 1.00
D1-25-145 290211.5 5385351.937 447.6477 180 -45 150.0
D1-25-146 290303.5 5385331.213 451.3481 180 -45 135.0
D1-25-152 284719.8 5385829.726 433.0359 180 -45 249.0 108.00 115.00 0.23 7.00
* Broad low grade 96.1 135.50 0.15 39.40
D1-25-153 285169.4 5385861.747 395.6588 180 -45 246.0 56.20 66.50 1.11 10.30
inc. 62.00 66.50 2.03 4.50
Wedge
To (m)Target Zone
Shabaqua
Incl. Length
(m) From (m)
* Broad low grade
Eureka Infill/
Metallurgy
Eureka West
(UTM Zone 16)
Eureka South
Drill Hole
No.
Elevation
(m) Azimuth
(Pending)
(Pending)
Au Grade
(g/t)
Core
Length
(m)
Analytical Protocol and QA/QC
Chemical analyses reported in this news release were performed by AGAT Laboratories, an
independent analytical laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by the Standards Council of
Canada (SCC). Sample preparation was completed at AGAT’s facility in Thunder B ay, Ontario.
All sampling and analytical procedures were conducted under a comprehensive Quality
Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) program, including the insertion and monitoring of certified
reference materials (standards), blanks, and duplicate samples.
To minimize assay variability associated with the nugget effect from coarse and/or visible gold,
the Company implemented the following assaying protocol at Delta-1:
Where visible gold is observed in the sample or where the sample is derived from an interpreted
mineralized zone, the assay is performed by Metallic Screening . In this procedure, the entire
sample is crushed, and a 1 kg split is pulverized and screened to 106 µm. Both the coarse and
fine fractions are analyzed by 50 g fire assay with gravimetric finish at AGAT Laboratories in
Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Where visible gold is not observed, or where samples are outside of interpreted mineralized
zones, an initial assay is performed by 50 g Fire Assay with ICP -OES finish at the AGAT
Laboratory in Thunder Bay, Ontario. If the assay result exceeds 2.0 g/t gold , remaining rejects
are pulverized, a 1 kg portion is screened to 106 µm and analyzed by 50 g fire assay with
gravimetric finish at the AGAT Laboratory in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
NQ-size drill core was sawn lengthwise in half using a diamond blade saw. One half of the core
was sampled, placed in sealed and labelled plastic bags, and shipped to AGAT Laboratories for
preparation and analysis. The remaining half core was returned to c ore boxes and retained for
reference at Delta’s secure core storage facilities. QA/QC materials including blanks and certified
standards were inserted into the sample stream at the project site. In addition, routine insertion of
accredited blank, duplicate, and certified reference samples was conducted during the analytical
process by AGAT Laboratories, providing further independent QA/QC monitoring.
Mineralized intervals are calculated using a 0.2 g/t Au cut -off grade. Reported intercepts are
constrained to intervals where internal dilution does not exceed 5 metres or more of continuous
core returning grades below the cut-off.
Qualified Person
Daniel Boudreau, P.Geo., Exploration Manager at Delta Resources Limited, is the Qualified
Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical
information contained in this news release.
About Delta Resources Limited
Delta Resources is a Canadian mineral exploration and project development company focused
on its Delta-1 project in Ontario, where it has discovered a large, near-surface gold deposit located
50 kilometres west of Thunder Bay, directly adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway. The Eureka
Gold Deposit extends 2.5 km in strike length, from surface to over 300 metres in depth.
Highlights include drill intercepts such as 5.92 g/t Au over 31 metres (including 14.8 g/t Au over
11.9 metres), and 1.79 g/t Au over 128.5 metres. Mineralization has been observed up to 600
metres vertical depth and remains open in all directions. The pro perty covers 297 square
kilometres containing multiple corridors of intense alteration and deformation on strike with, and
to the south of, the Eureka Gold Zone, many of which remain under-explored.
Shabaqua Target
Delta's initial phase of drilling at the Shabaqua Target demonstrates the potential for higher-grade
gold mineralization beyond the currently defined Eureka footprint. Multiple higher-grade intervals
were intersected in sulphide -rich chert and iron formation, including 4.25 g/t Au over 11.8 m in
hole D1-25-150, 2.40 g/t Au over 4.30 m in D1 -25-144 and 1.37 g/t Au over 10.50 m in D1 -25-
134. In addition, very broad intervals of low-grade, Eureka-style mineralization remain present in
the sedimentary rocks, including hole D1-25-148, which returned 0.16 g/t Au over 132 metres.
I-Zone Target
The I-Zone sector is located approximately 18 kilometres southwest of the Eureka Gold Deposit
and hosts several high-grade gold showings, including historical (non -NI 43-101 compliant) drill
intercepts of 4.32 g/t Au over 41.0 metres, 4.53 g/t Au over 14.4 metres, and 4.36 g/t Au over 20.4
metres (Landore Resou rces, 1995 –1997), as well as a 1,000-kilogram mini -bulk
sample (Mengold Resources, 2008) that returned an average grade of 9.9 g/t Au.
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For Further Information:
Frank Candido, Chairman
Tel: +1-514-969-5530
Ron Kopas, CEO (Interim)
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