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BTU Metals Corp. has provided an update on its exploration activities at the Dixie Halo property in Red Lake, Ontario, covering approximately 230 km². The geological team is actively mapping structures and assessing the LP Fault, known for its gold potential. AI collaboration with Windfall Geotech aims to enhance the geological analysis with new data. Currently, assay results from four drill holes in the "Tooth" area are pending, with no specific timeline due to lab delays. CEO Paul Wood highlighted ongoing geological activity nearby, anticipating further exploration and drill programs.

BTU Metals Corp. has completed drilling four holes totaling 1299 meters in an area near the Kinross-BTU border, targeting a structure associated with gold mineralization. CEO Paul Wood noted the geological data gathered from this previously unproven area is promising, with signs of significant alteration and mineralization. Results from these holes are pending as logging and sampling occur in Red Lake. The project is part of a broader strategy to assess gold-bearing fault structures and prioritize future drilling targets.

BTU Metals Corp. announced the grant of 4,750,000 stock options to its directors, officers, and consultants, priced at $0.09 per share. These options can be exercised over a period of three years, aligning with the company's stock option plan. This move aims to incentivize key personnel and strengthen corporate governance.

BTU Metals Corp. has commenced a diamond drilling program at the Tooth area of its Dixie Halo project in Ontario, targeting a previously untested zone adjacent to the Kinross gold discovery area. This 2 km by 1 km area has shown potential with previous gold values up to 2 g/t. The drill program aims to explore a significant topographic lineament and structural anomalies that suggest gold-bearing structures. The project, encompassing a 230 km² land package, is strategically located near valuable mineral discoveries, enhancing its exploration potential.

BTU Metals Corp. has completed a non-brokered private placement of 4,905,445 flow-through units at $0.09 each, raising $441,490.05 in gross proceeds. Each unit consists of one common share and one-half of a common share purchase warrant, allowing the holder to acquire a common share at $0.15 within 18 months. The financing is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval and will fund ongoing work at the Dixie Halo Project in Red Lake, Ontario, focusing on high-grade gold and VMS targets.

BTU Metals Corp. has begun drilling operations on the Pakwash North target in the Dixie Halo project, Ontario. This initiative seeks to explore untested geophysical targets with potential base metal and gold-silver mineralization. The project is adjacent to Great Bear Resources and backed by a recent $1.8 billion acquisition of Great Bear by Kinross Gold Corporation. Initial studies indicate promising mineralization correlating copper, zinc, and silver with gold potential, warranting the maiden drill program.

BTU Metals Corp. announced the restart of its drill program on the Dixie Halo and Pakwash North properties in Red Lake, Ontario. The drilling, fully funded, will focus on gold and copper-gold-silver exploration over a 230 km² area. Notably, assay results from 10 drill holes are pending, while preliminary assays show promising findings, including up to 6.83% CuEq. The program will advance until Spring breakup, targeting areas contiguous to Great Bear Resources amidst increased regional interest due to recent acquisition offers in the sector.

BTU Metals Corp. has expressed congratulations to Great Bear Resources Ltd. on its acquisition by Kinross Gold Corp. for about $1.8 billion. BTU shares a 35km boundary with Great Bear and is actively exploring its own Dixie Halo project in Ontario. CEO Paul Wood noted that increased activity from major producers highlights the potential for gold in the Red Lake area. BTU recently completed ten drill holes and plans to resume drilling in the new year. The company aims to capitalize on the growing interest in gold mineralization in the region.

BTU Metals Corp. announced the closing of a non-brokered private placement, raising $274,500 through the sale of 3,050,000 units at $0.09 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and one-half share purchase warrant, allowing the purchase of additional shares at $0.15 for 18 months. The financing is subject to final approval by the TSX Venture Exchange, and proceeds will support operations at the Dixie Halo project. A finder's fee of $7,245 was paid, and the shares are under a 4-month hold.