Titan Minerals finds high-grade gold-silver zone at Dynasty in Ecuador

Titan Minerals has reported a new shear-hosted gold-silver discovery at its Dynasty Gold Project in southern Ecuador, highlighted by 33.5 meters at 6.6 grams per tonne gold and 55.5 grams per tonne silver outside the current resource. Follow-up drilling is due to start within two weeks and will feed into a resource update targeted for early 2027.

Why it matters: - Titan Minerals has identified a new style of mineralisation outside the current resource at Dynasty, which could expand the project’s scale and improve its resource model. - The intercept includes 33.5m at 6.6g/t gold and 55.5g/t silver, a grade and thickness combination that can materially change development potential. - The discovery sits in a structural corridor that Titan Minerals believes was under-tested by earlier drilling because of hole orientation.

What happened: - Titan Minerals reported a new zone of shear-hosted gold-silver mineralisation at the Cerro Verde prospect in southern Ecuador. - Diamond hole CVDD26-199 returned 33.5m at 6.6 g/t gold and 55.5 g/t silver from 236.7m downhole. - The intercept was returned at the Brecha-Comanche target and lies outside the existing resource. - The discovery is part of Titan Minerals’ 100%-owned Dynasty Gold Project.

The details: - The mineralisation sits within a northwest-trending structural corridor measuring roughly 1.6 kilometres by 800 metres. - Titan Minerals said the corridor may have been missed by earlier drilling because the holes were run sub-parallel to the newly identified structures. - CEO Melanie Leighton said the results improve Titan Minerals’ understanding of mineralisation pathways at Dynasty. - Leighton added that further discoveries could materially enhance the resource. - Titan Minerals is continuing a 10,000m resource definition program. - Additional drilling has been designed to test repetitions and lateral extensions within the corridor. - Follow-up drilling is scheduled to begin within a fortnight.

Between the lines: - The new intercept suggests Dynasty may host more than one mineralised trend, not just the material already captured in the current resource. - A corridor-scale discovery raises the odds that nearby drilling could reproduce the same style of mineralisation over a wider area. - The company is positioning the result as both a geological breakthrough and a potential catalyst for a larger resource estimate.

What's next: - Titan Minerals will start follow-up drilling within two weeks. - The company will use the new results to support a Mineral Resource Estimate update targeted for early 2027. - Additional assay results from the resource definition program could help define repetitions and extensions along the structural corridor.

The bottom line: - Titan Minerals has added a high-grade new target at Dynasty, and the next drilling phase will show whether the discovery can grow into a broader resource.