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Delta Resources (OTC: DTARF) reports progress at the Delta-1 gold property, 50 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Field crews completed the third phase of a regional till survey to refine targets including the I-Zone, and historical non-NI 43-101 intercepts cited include up to 9.9 g/t Au from a 2008 mini bulk sample.

The company has launched a 2025-2026 environmental baseline program (RPAS imagery, hydrology stations, water quality, Species at Risk surveys, benthic and archaeological assessment) to support future permitting. Phase II drilling began Sept 17, 2025: a minimum of 13 holes totaling >3,100 m; nine holes completed and the tenth in progress. Assays will follow as available.

Delta Resources (OTC:DTARF) has initiated Phase II of its 2025 drilling program at the Delta-1 Property near Thunder Bay, Ontario. The program includes 13 holes totaling over 3,100 metres, focusing on expanding the Eureka Gold Discovery through testing priority satellite targets.

The drilling campaign targets the Shabaqua Zone, located 1.3 kilometres west of the Eureka Gold Deposit, along with Eureka-South and Eureka-West extensions. Simultaneously, the company has launched the third phase of its 2024-2025 regional till sampling program in the I-Zone sector, where historical drilling reported 4.32 g/t Au over 41.0 metres.

Delta Resources Limited (OTC:DTARF) announced its participation in the 2025 Precious Metals Summit in Beaver Creek, Colorado, from September 9-11. The company's Executive Chairman Frank Candido and Exploration Manager Daniel Boudreau will represent Delta at this invitation-only event.

The company will showcase its upcoming drill campaign at the Delta-1 Gold Property in Thunder Bay and seek potential buyers for its Delta-2 Property in Chibougamau. The Delta-2 property spans 218 km² with 405 claims and is located near the historic Lemoine Mine. The property has received nearly $7 million in investment from Delta and features multiple drill-ready targets, comprehensive geophysical coverage, and excellent infrastructure.

Delta Resources (OTC:DTARF) has announced Phase II of its 2025 drilling program at the Delta-1 project in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The program, scheduled to begin mid-September, will include 13 new drill holes totaling over 3,100 metres across three priority targets: Eureka South, Shabaqua Zone, and Eureka West Extension.

The Eureka South target showed promising results with 0.84 g/t Au over 11m in previous testing. The Shabaqua Zone, acquired in 2024, demonstrated potential with historic results of 0.45 g/t Au over 21m. Additional areas of interest include the Wedge area, which previously yielded 0.48 g/t Au over 16.6m, and the I-Zone Sector, both targeted for future exploration programs.

Delta Resources Limited (OTC Pink: DTARF) announced the results of its Annual and Special Meeting of shareholders held on August 14, 2025. Shareholders approved all proposed items, including the re-election of directors Frank Candido, Kevin B. Heather, Justin Reid, and Sara Marcotte Paquet, while Ronald Kopas was newly elected to the board.

Additionally, shareholders appointed Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton LLP as the company's auditors and approved Delta's Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan.

Delta Resources (OTC:DTARF) has provided a comprehensive corporate update highlighting strategic changes and future plans. Under new interim CEO Ron Kopas, the company is focusing on its Delta-1 project in Thunder Bay, Ontario, which spans over 29,700 hectares in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt.

Key developments include the relocation of headquarters to Toronto, plans for an autumn drill program at the Eureka discovery, and the strategic decision to market its Delta-2 property in Chibougamau, Quebec. The Delta-2 property, comprising 405 claims across 21,783 hectares with over $6 million invested, is being marketed to provide non-dilutive capital.

Delta Resources (TSXV: DLTA) announced the immediate departure of President and CEO Andre Tessier, who has led the company since June 2019. Director Ron Kopas will serve as Interim President and CEO while the Board conducts a search for a permanent successor.

The transition aims to focus on capital markets engagement, project development, and operational execution. Strategic shareholder Troilus Gold Corp (TSX: TLG) has pledged technical support during the transition period as Delta continues its work in the Shebandowan Belt, which is emerging as a new gold camp in Canada.

Delta Resources (DTARF) announced promising results from its 2025 drilling program at the Delta-1 Project in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The program, consisting of 12 drill holes totaling 5,909.80 meters, significantly expanded the Eureka Gold Deposit. Key achievements include: - Extension of mineralization 600 meters west and to 400 meters vertical depth - Discovery of a new zone (South Horizon) 250 meters south of main deposit, defined over 1km strike length - Confirmation of gold mineralization persisting at depths up to 550 meters - Total strike length now exceeds 3 kilometers Notable intercepts include 1.19 g/t Au over 15.5m and 0.70 g/t Au over 35.5m. The company is well-financed with over $3M cash, no debt, and fully funded for 2025 exploration. The project's location near Thunder Bay and the Trans-Canada Highway enhances development potential.

Delta Resources (DTARF) has initiated the first phase of a 10,000-metre drilling program at its Delta-1 Property's Eureka Gold Zone near Thunder Bay, Ontario. The company has completed over 2,600 metres across three drill holes, intersecting wide zones of intense alteration at depths up to 500 metres. The program, which began on January 15, 2025, aims to expand the gold deposit that currently extends over 2.5 kilometres in strike length, from surface to 300 metres depth, with up to 150 metres true width.

The initial drilling phase is scheduled to continue until late-April 2025, after which Delta will evaluate potential second-phase drilling. The company's Delta-1 project spans 315.7 square kilometres, featuring notable drill intercepts including 5.92 g/t Au over 31m and 1.79 g/t Au over 128.5m. Multiple corridors of intense alteration and deformation have been identified along strike and south of the Eureka Gold Zone, presenting potential for additional discoveries.