Canary Gold Corp. Receives Positive Heavy-Mineral Results from ODM Ltd, Supporting Gold Bearing Sedimentary Model at the Madeira River Project, Rondônia, Brazil
CANARY GOLD CORP. RECEIVES POSITIVE HEAVY -MINERAL RESULTS FROM ODM LTD,
SUPPORTING GOLD BEARING SEDIMENTARY MODEL AT THE MADEIRA RIVER PROJECT,
RONDÔNIA, BRAZIL
Vancouver, British Columbia – November 25th, 2025 – Canary Gold Corp. (CSE: BRAZ | Frankfurt: K5D)
(“Canary” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce encouraging results from heavy -mineral
analyses completed by Overburden Drilling Management Ltd (ODM), a globally recognized Canadian
domiciled laboratory specializing in heavy-mineral concentrate evaluation.
The results significantly strengthen the Company’s geological thesis that gold -bearing sediments,
originating from erosion of the Andes Mountains, have accumulated within the Madeira River basin
in Rondônia, Brazil, over extended periods. This supports the potential for sediment -hosted and
paleoplacer gold systems across Canary’s expanding land position.
HIGHLIGHTS
• ODM Ltd confirms strong heavy-mineral assemblages consistent with gold-bearing alluvial
and paleoplacer environments in samples submitted by Canary Gold´s Madeira River
Project Area.
• Results reinforce prior work, including the visible gold recovered in panned samples from
reconnaissance air-core drilling initially announced in April 2025.
• Findings align with data from the sonic drilling program, mobilized in June 2025 to capture
continuous sediment profiles for detailed analysis.
• Heavy-mineral indicators support ongoing target refinement across the Company’s
tenements package including the additional tenements added to the portfolio in August
2025.
Figure 1. Location of visible gold occurrences in Air-core, Sonic, or outcrop referred to in the text. Please note that
less than 2% of Canary Gold´s extensive tenement package has been investigated by reconnaissance drilling to
date with results clearly highlighting the immense scalability of this project.
TECHNICAL SUMMARY
Samples derived from reconnaissance stage surface outcrop sampling and sonic drilling were
submitted to ODM Ltd for the preparation and independent laboratory evaluation of heavy mineral
concentrates derived from these samples. ODM identified:
• ODM’s report supports the project’s conceptual model as it concurs that the iron-cemented
gravel, i.e., the mocururu, is clearly of the very mature, heavy -mineral-enriched placer type
and its pebble varieties support the interpretation that the gravel is s ourced primarily from
the Andes, a known gold-endowed area that the Madeira River drains.
`The iron-cemented gravel is clearly of the very mature, heavy -mineral-enriched placer type and its pebble
varieties support the interpretation that the gravel is sourced primarily from the Andes, a known gold endowed
area. The modern gold placers of the M adeira River are presumed to be second -generation placers produced
by erosion of these placer gravels along the river course and re -concentration of their thus liberated gold in
favourable traps along the riverbed. ‘Source ODM report to Canary Gold, November 2025.
• The ODM report further describes the matrix of the prospective mocururu gravel consists of
well-rounded quartz grains, indicating a long transport history and suggesting a very distal
source area at a much higher elevation – presumably the Andes Mountains. This inference is
supported by the lithologies of the pebbles in the coarsest sample, which in addition to
coarse vein quartz and fine -grained cherty sediments includes ~20% less robust volcano -
sedimentary clasts but no coarse-grained granite clasts matching the local bedrock.
• Although consisting primarily of quartz grains, the sandy matrix of the gravel contains 5-10%
detrital ilmenite grains. Since ilmenite is a heavy mineral, its high concentration indicates
that the host gravel is a placer gravel. The absence of magnetite, w hich is chemically less
resistant than ilmenite, further indicates that the placer is very mature and may contain
significant concentrations of other resistant minerals including gold.
• The modern gold placers in the Madeira River are presumed to be second-generation placers
produced by erosion of the older, iron -cemented placer gravel from the river course and
reconcentration of its gold in suitable traps in the riverbed.
• ODM’s investigation identified visible gold particles in a mocururu sample from sonic drill
hole SN -007 and from two outcrop mocururu samples collected within Canary Gold’s
tenement holdings.
• Apart from ODM’s investigation, Canary Gold’s field team has systematically continued with
concentration, through mechanical centrifuge and manual panning, of samples collected
from first pass air-core drilling and form mocururu outcrops. In that regard, visible gold was
also identified in pan concentrates of seven samples from three air-core drill holes (AC-001,
AC-003 and AC-004).
Figure 2. Zoomed image from Figure 1. showing l ocation of visible gold occurrences in Air -core, Sonic,
and/or outcrop samples referred to in the text.
These findings support the interpretation that the Madeira River basin has acted as a long -term
collector of gold -rich sediment, consistent with its historic reputation as one of Brazil’s most
productive alluvial gold regions.
The ODM results integrate directly with several key milestones previously reported by the
Company:
• April 2025 – Visible Gold: Visible gold grains recovered in panned air-core drill samples,
supporting early exploration targeting.
• June 2025 – Sonic Drill Mobilization: A sonic drill rig was mobilized to collect continuous
core for stratigraphic, geochemical, and mineralogical analysis.
• August 2025 – Tenement Expansion: Acquisition of additional ground significantly grew the
Company’s exploration footprint along the Madeira River.
These datasets collectively support Canary’s phased exploration strategy as it advances toward its
upcoming major drilling programme across its extensive tenement holdings.
Figure 3. Visible Gold occurrences in panned concentrates from Air-core, Sonic, and/or outcrop sampling referred
to in the text.
Mark Tommasi, President of Canary Gold, stated:
• “ODM’s results provide independent confirmation that our reconnaissance sampling
successfully identified the presence of the targeted sediments hosting gold occurrences
across multiple tenements and these findings validate our exploration model and support
our view that the mocururu horizon represents a providing encouraging evidence of a gold-
endowed system worthy of systematic drill testing. Importantly, to date we have tested only
roughly 2% or our extensive tenement package with reconnaissance drilling, underscoring
the enormous scalability and district-wide potential of the project.”
The Company will integrate ODM’s data into its regional exploration model to refine target
prioritization ahead of the upcoming tenement wide drilling campaign.
NEXT STEPS
• Integrate ODM mineralogical data with geochemical, stratigraphic, and geophysical
datasets.
• Undertake additional sampling via surface occurrence sampling and drilling beneath
shallow cover.
• Advance and refine screw – auger and air -core drilling and follow -up drilling plans for high
priority mocururu targets.
IPO & FINDERS’ WARRANTS
The Company is pleased to report that the warrants attached to the Initial Public Offering have now
expired. A total of 12,355,617 IPO warrants were exercised, providing proceeds of $3,088,904.25.
Of the 12,951,556 warrants originally issued, only 595,939 expired unexercised. In
addition, 948,152 finders’ warrants were exercised for total proceeds of $157,545.
“We appreciate the strong support shown by our shareholder base,” stated Mark Tommasi,
President of Canary Gold. “The high exercise rate of both IPO and finders’ warrants reflects growing
confidence in our strategy, our team, and the emerging potential of the Madeira River Project. We
sincerely thank all shareholders who participated.”
Qualified Person Statement (NI 43-101):
The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and
approved by Andrew Lee Smith, P.Geo., Executive Director of Canary Gold Corp., who is
a “Qualified Person” as defined under National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for
Mineral Projects. Mr. Smith is not independent of the Company, as he holds an executive and
board position.
Data Verification:
In verifying the scientific and technical information disclosed herein, the Qualified Person has
reviewed all available geological logs, field notes, sampling documentation, heavy-mineral
concentrate reports, analytical certificates, laboratory procedures, and other relevant technical
records associated with the Company’s 2025 exploration program. Verification included
assessment of sampling methods, chain-of-custody protocols, security of samples from collection
through transport to the laboratory, and a review of the analytical methods used by Overburden
Drilling Management Ltd. (“ODM”), an independent Canadian laboratory specializing in heavy-
mineral evaluation. Where applicable, drill core photographs, stratigraphic profiles, and field
observations were compared against laboratory findings to confirm consistency.
Limitations & Stage of Exploration:
The information disclosed herein relates to early-stage exploration results, including heavy-
mineral indicator mineral data, reconnaissance sampling, and preliminary geological
interpretations. Heavy-mineral analyses and field-based observations do not provide quantitative
gold grades and cannot be used to estimate mineral resources. Additional drilling, systematic
sampling, and assay verification are required to determine the significance of the geological
features described.
Visible Gold Caution:
The Qualified Person notes that visible gold described in this release is a qualitative field
observation only. Visible gold does not confirm grade, continuity, or the presence of economic
mineralization. Quantitative determination of gold content requires fire-assay analysis and
appropriate QA/QC procedures. Early-stage occurrences of visible gold should not be interpreted
as indicative of a mineral resource or economic viability.
Exploration Target & Geological Interpretation Caution:
Any reference to potential mineralization, sediment-hosted or paleoplacer systems, or regional
metal enrichment is conceptual in nature. There has been insufficient exploration to define a
mineral resource, and it is uncertain whether further exploration will result in the delineation of a
mineral resource. Geological models, including interpretations of the mocururu horizon, sediment
provenance, placer maturity, and basin-scale transport mechanisms, are interpretive
hypotheses based on limited datasets and should not be considered definitive.
Historical or Third-Party Information:
Where the release refers to historical information, academic references, or third-party geological
interpretations (including ODM’s technical commentary), such data have not been independently
verified by the Qualified Person and may not be representative of mineralization within Canary
Gold’s current tenement boundaries.
ABOUT ODM LTD
ODM Ltd is a leading international laboratory domiciled in Canada specializing in heavy -mineral
concentrate analysis and sediment provenance studies for mineral exploration programs
worldwide.
About Canary Gold Corp.
Canary Gold Corp. is a Canadian public exploration company focused on the acquisition and
development of gold projects in Brazil. The Company holds an option to earn up to a 70% undivided
interest in the Rio Madeira Project through a series of staged exploration expenditures and
milestone payments.
In August 2025, the Company further advanced its regional strategy by entering into a definitive
agreement to acquire a 100% interest in ten additional mineral tenements totaling approximately
94,700 hectares from Talisman Venture Partners Ltd., a private British Columbia corporation. The
total consideration of CAD $1.7 million is being satisfied through staged cash and share payments,
a portion of which remains to be completed in accordance with the terms of the agreement.
Talisman retains a 1.0% net smelter return (NSR) royalty on future production from the acquired
tenements, one-half of which (reducing the NSR to 0.5%) may be repurchased by the Company at
any time for CAD $1.0 million.
Together, these interests provide Canary Gold with a dominant and strategically consolidated land
position in the Madeira River region of Rondônia State — one of Brazil’s most prospective yet
underexplored gold provinces.
For Further Information, Please Contact:
Canary Gold Corp.
Mark Tommasi, President
Tel: (604) 318-1448
www.canarygold.ca
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information
This news release contains “forward -looking statements” within the meaning of applicable
Canadian securities legislation. Forward -looking statements relate to future events or future
performance and include statements regarding exploration plans, geologica l interpretations, and
anticipated results.
Such statements are based on reasonable assumptions, including the availability of capital, the
accuracy of geological interpretations, and the reliability of laboratory results.
Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to: exploration
risks, geological and technical uncertainties, reliance on third -party laboratories, commodity price
fluctuations, permitting risks, and general economic conditions.
Actual results may differ materially. The Company does not undertake to update forward -looking
statements except as required by law.