9.5 metres @ 13.8 g/t AuEq Intercepted at Great Pacific Gold's Wild Dog (12.61 g/t Au, 0.62% Cu, 14.63 g/t Ag)

Rhea-AI Summary

Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX: GPGCF) reported Phase 1 diamond drill results from the Wild Dog project, PNG, including a standout intercept in WDG-14 of 9.5 m @ 13.8 g/t AuEq from 200.77 m (including 3.9 m @ 32.16 g/t AuEq from 204.3 m).

The expanded program totals 28 holes (14 completed, WDG-15 in progress), camp expansion is near completion, and a second rig is scheduled to arrive in late January 2026 to enable ramped drilling across the 15 km structural corridor.

Positive

• WDG-14: 9.5 m @ 13.8 g/t AuEq from 200.77 m (including 3.9 m @ 32.16 g/t AuEq)
• Program expanded to 28 holes with continued drilling into early 2026
• Second drill rig arriving late January 2026 to increase coverage
• Camp expansion and new site infrastructure nearing completion

Negative

• Intercepts reported as core lengths; true widths not known
• No metallurgical testing has been carried out on Wild Dog samples
• AuEq uses specific price/recovery assumptions (Au $2,000/oz, Cu $4.50/lb, Ag $27.50/oz) which affect reported values

Key Figures

WDG-14 main interval 9.5 m @ 13.8 g/t AuEq Sinivit target, Wild Dog Phase 1 drilling

WDG-14 high-grade core 3.9 m @ 32.16 g/t AuEq Within WDG-14 main interval from 204.3 m

Program scale 28 diamond drill holes Expanded Phase 1 program total planned holes

Holes completed 14 drill holes Completed at Sinivit since May 2025

WDG-08 interval 8.4 m @ 50.12 g/t AuEq Previously reported Wild Dog high-grade intercept

High-grade sample 97.7 g/t Au, 7.07% Cu, 98 g/t Ag WDG-14 core fragment at 204.4 m

Very high Au assay 138 g/t Au, 3.80% Cu, 129 g/t Ag WDG-14 interval at 205.05 m

Wild Dog corridor length 15 km structural corridor Wild Dog epithermal vein system scale

Market Reality Check

$0.3507 Last Close

Volume Volume 189,469 is 4.03x the 20-day average of 46,985, signaling elevated interest ahead of and around this release. high

Technical Price at 0.4284 is trading above the 200-day MA at 0.36 and remains 13.44% below the 52-week high.

Historical Context

Date	Event	Sentiment	Move	Catalyst
Dec 08	Spinout court approval	Positive	+3.8%	Final court approval and effective date set for Walhalla 1:1 spinout.
Nov 27	Spinout approval	Positive	+8.4%	Shareholders approve 1:1 spin-out of Walhalla Gold Corp and option plan.
Nov 10	Wild Dog drilling	Positive	+8.2%	Phase 1 Wild Dog drill results with multiple high-grade AuEq intercepts.
Oct 31	Kesar project update	Positive	-2.8%	Updated NI 43-101 and Phase 2 plans for Kesar after Phase 1 work.
Oct 08	Spinout meeting set	Positive	+1.3%	Special meeting set to approve Walhalla 1:1 spinout and exploration plan.

Pattern Detected

Recent positive corporate and exploration updates have generally coincided with upside moves, with 4 of the last 5 news events seeing aligned positive price reactions and one divergence on a project update.

Recent Company History

This announcement continues a sequence of corporate and exploration milestones for Great Pacific Gold. Since October 2025, the company advanced a Walhalla 1:1 spinout from meeting date setting through shareholder approval to final court approval, each associated with positive single‑day moves. In parallel, it released multiple high‑grade drill results at Wild Dog and an update on the Kesar Project, where a technical report and Phase 2 drilling were outlined. Today’s Wild Dog intercepts build directly on the strong Phase 1 drill results reported on Nov 10, 2025.

Market Pulse Summary

The stock moved +9.2% in the session following this news. A strong positive reaction aligns with how Great Pacific Gold has often traded on high‑grade drill and corporate updates, as shown by four aligned moves out of the last five news events. The new WDG‑14 interval adds to a pattern of standout Wild Dog assays and a growing Phase 1 program. Investors may weigh how quickly further drilling, resource definition work, and project‑level studies follow, noting that enthusiasm after exploration results can fade between catalysts.

Key Terms

epithermal medical

"a portion of the 15 km Wild Dog epithermal structural corridor"

Epithermal describes a type of mineral deposit formed when hot fluids near the Earth’s surface deposit metals such as gold and silver into cracks and porous rock, often creating concentrated ‘veins’ or pockets. For investors, epithermal deposits matter because they can host high-grade, easily accessible ore that may lower extraction costs and shorten the time from discovery to production, affecting project value and exploration risk.

porphyry medical

"potential for a major porphyry copper-gold system adjacent to the veins"

A porphyry is a type of large, underground mineral deposit that contains valuable metals such as copper, gold, or molybdenum, often spread over a wide area. Think of it as a giant underground treasure chest, where the metals are embedded in rock formations. These deposits are important to investors because they can be the source of significant resource extraction projects with the potential for substantial economic returns.

lidar technical

"a 187 km2 LiDAR survey producing a sub-10 cm DTM"

Lidar, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, is a technology that uses laser beams to create detailed, three-dimensional maps of the environment. It works like a sophisticated eye that measures distances by bouncing light off objects, helping machines see and understand their surroundings. For investors, lidar is important because it enables advancements in autonomous vehicles, robotics, and mapping, which can drive innovation and growth in related industries.

fire assay technical

"Analytical testing is completed using fire assay for gold"

Fire assay is a laboratory process used to accurately measure the amount of precious metals, like gold or silver, in a sample of ore or material. It involves heating the sample intensely to separate the metals from other substances, much like melting and purifying metal to determine its purity. This method is important to investors because it provides precise data on the metal content, helping to assess the value of mining operations or mineral deposits.

aqua regia technical

"preliminary copper and silver assays are reported from results generated by aqua regia digestion"

Aqua regia is a very strong, corrosive mixture of two acids that can dissolve noble metals like gold and platinum — think of it as a super‑strong solvent for metals. Investors care because it’s used in testing and refining precious metals: how readily metals dissolve affects assays, recovery rates, production costs and cleanup or regulatory liabilities, all of which can change a miner’s or refiner’s reported yield and profitability.

atomic absorption technical

"atomic absorption (AA) copper determination"

A laboratory method that measures how much light free atoms absorb to determine the amount of a specific metal or element in a sample, like checking how much dye is in water by seeing how dark it looks. Investors care because it’s a standard way to test for contaminants, verify raw-material purity, and support regulatory compliance; results can affect product safety, cleanup costs, production quality, and a company’s legal or reputational risk.

icp/aa technical

"assay results using MS48 (multi-element 4-acid digestion ICP/AA)"

ICP/AA denotes two laboratory techniques—inductively coupled plasma (ICP) and atomic absorption (AA)—used to measure and identify metals and elemental impurities in materials and samples. Think of them as high-precision metal detectors and microscopes that tell you what trace elements are present and in what amounts. Investors care because these tests verify product safety, regulatory compliance, and environmental liabilities, which can affect costs, recalls, and company reputation.

ni 43-101 regulatory

"a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure"

A Canadian regulatory standard that sets the rules for how mining and exploration companies must report mineral resources and reserves, requiring technical reports prepared or signed off by an independent, certified expert. It matters to investors because it creates a consistent, transparent “inspection report” for mining projects, making it easier to compare prospects, judge the reliability of claims, and assess geological and financial risk before investing.

AI-generated analysis. Not financial advice.

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - December 10, 2025) - Great Pacific Gold Corp. (TSXV: GPAC) (OTCQX: GPGCF) (FSE: V3H) ("Great Pacific Gold," "GPAC," or the "Company") announces results from its expanded Phase 1 diamond drill program at its flagship Wild Dog Project ("Wild Dog" or the "Project"), located on the island of New Britain, East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea ("PNG"). The Phase 1 program is focused on the Sinivit target, a portion of the 15 km Wild Dog epithermal structural corridor.

Key Highlights:

• WDG-14 intercepted:
  • 9.5 m @ 13.8 g/t AuEq from 200.77 m (12.61 g/t Au, 0.62% Cu, 14.63 g/t Ag);
  • including: 3.9 m @ 32.16 g/t AuEq from 204.3 m (29.62 g/t Au, 1.39% Cu, 31.25 g/t Ag).

• Second drill rig scheduled to arrive in late January, enabling expanded drilling coverage across the 15 km Wild Dog structural corridor.

• Camp expansion and new site infrastructure is nearing completion, positioning GPAC for a significant ramp-up in drilling activity in 2026.

"Our geological confidence continues to strengthen as each drill hole refines the plunge, geometry, and true width of the northern sulphide zone. WDG-14 has delivered one of the most coherent and strongly mineralized intervals drilled at Wild Dog to date. The textures, sulphide intensity, and grade profile align exceptionally well with our growing model for a large, well-endowed epithermal system. Since commencing drilling in May, we have built a full exploration team, established critical infrastructure, and developed strong community support. With a second rig arriving in late January 2026 and several high-priority targets ready for testing, Wild Dog is positioned for an exciting and transformative year in 2026," stated Callum Spink, VP Exploration.

Wild Dog Phase 1 Diamond Drill Program

The Phase 1 program commenced in May 2025 and is designed to test the Sinivit target, a 1.5 km strike length within the 15 km Wild Dog epithermal vein structural corridor (Figure 1). The high-grade nature of the system has already been confirmed by multiple strong intercepts.

In addition, MobileMT geophysical data has highlighted the exceptional scale of the epithermal system and the potential for a major porphyry copper-gold system adjacent to the veins - a setting analogous to the Wafi-Golpu deposit in PNG (mineralization at Wafi-Golpu is not necessarily indicative of mineralization at Wild Dog).

The expanded program now totals 28 diamond drill holes and is expected to continue into early 2026. A second drill rig is in the process of being mobilized to site.

Figure 1: Long section through the Sinivit target area showing drilling completed to date with key intervals.

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Results

Since commencing in May 2025, GPAC has completed 14 drill holes at Sinivit with hole 15 in progress. Details of the drilling are shown in Table 1, with key assay results received to date shown in Table 2.

Table 1: Wild Dog Drill Hole Details (PNG94 UTM Zone 56 coordinates).

Hole ID	Easting	Northing	RL	Dip	Azi	Max Depth (m)	Status
WDG-01	394358.3	9488853.5	945	-50	115	40.1	Abandoned
WDG-02	394426.0	9489024.2	900	-53	050	124.6	Completed
WDG-03	394384.9	9488926.5	924	-50	053	127.6	Completed
WDG-04	394384.8	9488926.5	924	-50	75	120.6	Completed
WDG-05	394384.8	9488926.5	924	-50	116	105.9	Completed
WDG-06	394428.6	9488923.1	911	-50	352	69.0	Completed
WDG-07	394457.5	9489375.0	993	-61	114	201.3	Completed
WDG-08	394455.5	9489373.0	993	-57	127	224	Completed
WDG-09	394459.5	9489374.0	993	-58	85	203	Completed
WDG-10	394475.1	9489484.0	965	-58	111	220.1	Completed
WDG-10A	394476.1	9489484.0	965	-57	114	200.4	Completed
WDG-11	394474.1	9489484	965	-68	114	253.4	Completed
WDG-12	394413.7	9489301.5	982	-52	113	235.2	Completed
WDG-13	394408.5	9489301.2	983	-63	102	261.3	Completed
WDG-14	394389.2	9489995.9	1002	-55	103	258.3	Completed
WDG-15	394385.7	9489385.6	1003	-60	115	tbd	In progress

 

Table 2: Wild Dog Drill Hole Key Assay Results (WDG-02 to WDG-12 results previously announced).

Hole ID	From (m)	To (m)	Interval1  (m)	Gold (g/t)	Silver (g/t)	Copper (%)	Gold Eq.2 (g/t)
WDG-02	65.00	72.00	7.00	5.49	68.84	2.96	10.93
including	65.00	67.00	2.00	10.73	114.64	2.23	15.55
WDG-03	102.00	104.30	2.30	1.68	6.48	0.12	1.94
including	103.55	104.30	0.75	4.05	10.90	0.17	4.45
WDG-04	62.00	68.00	6.00	8.31	27.56	1.15	10.43
including	64.00	68.00	4.00	12.25	36.76	1.63	15.22
including	64.00	66.40	2.40	19.76	57.75	2.59	24.48
WDG-05	72.00	77.00	5.00	1.32	11.71	0.25	1.85
including	72.00	75.00	3.00	1.97	15.36	0.31	2.64
WDG-06	12.00	15.50	3.50	4.61	48.36	4.86	12.79
including	13.70	14.30	0.60	7.44	73.40	10.42	24.61
WDG-07	153.00	163.00	10.00	2.99	10.92	0.32	3.61
including	153.00	158.10	5.10	4.77	14.54	0.54	5.79
WDG-07	172.00	173.20	1.20	7.30	93.50	1.14	10.17
including	172.50	173.20	0.70	12.00	157.00	1.94	16.86
WDG-08	154.00	162.40	8.40	46.46	59.63	1.90	50.12
including	154.00	157.80	3.80	93.31	128.72	4.08	101.19
including	157.00	157.80	0.80	322.00	84.50	12.89	343.17
WDG-08	180.00	188.00	8.00	1.95	4.19	0.13	2.20
including	180.00	184.00	4.00	3.32	3.71	0.16	3.62
WDG-09	169.00	174.00	5.00	4.49	7.98	0.22	4.93
including	169.00	171.00	2.00	10.31	15.35	0.42	11.14
WDG-09	182.40	185.00	2.60	2.74	43.86	2.04	6.45
including	182.80	184.30	1.50	4.17	54.13	2.51	8.72
WDG-10	173.60	175.60	2.00	1.73	28.12	0.63	3.04
WDG-10	184.50	185.20	0.30	4.20	100.00	0.99	6.90
WDG-12	123.20	129.10	5.90	13.96	12.41	0.18	14.38
including	126.60	129.10	2.50	31.29	24.68	0.28	32.02
WDG-12	177.00	182.80	5.80	5.12	15.29	0.59	6.23
including	179.00	182.00	3.00	9.06	28.41	1.06	11.05
WDG-13	134.50	139.60	5.10	3.38	8.20	0.23	3.83
WDG-14	200.77	210.22	9.45	12.61	14.63	0.62	13.75
including	204.30	208.20	3.90	29.62	31.25	1.39	32.16

 

Notes:

1. Drill highlights presented above are core lengths (true widths are not known at this time).
2. Gold equivalent (AuEq) exploration results are calculated using longer-term commodity prices with a copper price of US$4.50/lb, a silver price of US$27.50/oz and a gold price of US$2,000/oz. No metallurgical testing has been carried out on Wild Dog mineralized samples. For AuEq calculations, recovery assumptions of Au 92.6%, Ag 78.0%, and Cu 94.0% were used based on K92 Mining's stated recovery results in an Updated Definitive Feasibility Study for the Kainantu mine.

WDG-13 Overview

WDG-13 tested the south-western strike extension of the Wild Dog epithermal vein system. The hole intersected two distinct quartz-sulphide vein and breccia zones, confirming structural continuity and extending mineralization along the projected corridor.

Zone 1 intercepted 5.10 m @ 3.38 g/t Au, 8.20 g/t Ag, 0.23 % Cu (3.83g/t AuEq) from 134.50-139.60 m, and featured:

• Fractured to brecciated quartz-sulphide veining
• Crack-seal banding indicating repeated hydrothermal pulses
• Fine sulphide selvages with local chalcopyrite

Zone 2 (201.9 m to 204.6 m) was a narrower interval with strong brittle deformation and reflects the distal edge of the deeper mineralized shoot.

WDG-14 Overview

Hole WDG-14 was drilled as a deeper down-plunge step-out beneath WDG-08 to test the projected continuation of the high-grade shoot within the northern sulphide zone. The hole intersected the structure at the anticipated depth and orientation, returning one of the strongest mineralized intervals recorded at Wild Dog to date.

WDG-14 Main Vein Intercept:

• Thick quartz-pyrite-chalcopyrite mineralization
• Hydrothermal brecciation with sulphide-rich matrix
• Local bornite and chalcopyrite veinlets indicating strong fluid flow

Figure 2: WDG-14 core from 201.58-205.33 m showing the onset of the main breccia and sulphide rich zone with quartz-pyrite-chalcopyrite veining developed along the shear contact. (Au, g/t; yellow) and notable copper grades (Cu, %; purple) indicated.

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Figure 3: WDG-14 core from 205.33-208.90 m displaying hydrothermal breccias with pervasive disseminated sulphides and multiple vein events. (Au, g/t; yellow) and notable copper grades (Cu, %; purple) indicated.

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Figure 4: WDG-14 core fragment at 204.4 m showing semi-massive sulphide-rich breccia with strong chalcopyrite around angular quartz fragments (97.7g/t Au, 7.07% Cu and 98 g/t Ag).

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Figure 5: Highly mineralized interval in WDG-14 at 204.48 m, displaying chalcopyrite-rich hydrothermal breccia. (97.7g/t Au, 7.07% Cu and 98 g/t Ag).

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Figure 6: WDG-14 at 205.05 m showing matrix-supported hydrothermal breccia and dark sulphidic silica matrix. (138g/t Au, 3.80% Cu and 129 g/t Ag).

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Figure 7:  Hydrothermal breccia vein in WDG-14 at 208.25 m with large vugs, angular clasts, chalcopyrite-pyrite infill and sulphidic silica (1.01g/t Au, 1.13% Cu and 25 g/t Ag).

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On behalf of Great Pacific Gold:
Greg McCunn
Chief Executive Officer and Director

For further information, visit gpacgold.com or contact:
Investor Relations
Phone +1-778-262-2331
Email: info@gpacgold.com

Qualified Person

The technical content of this news release has been reviewed, verified and approved by Callum Spink, the Company's Vice President, Exploration, who is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists, MAIG, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. Mr. Spink is responsible for the technical content of this news release. Mr. Spink is not independent of the Company.

Quality Assurance / Quality Control (QAQC)

The Company adheres to industry best practices for Quality Assurance and Quality Control. Drill core samples were sawed into equal halves and the selected one-half core was submitted to Intertek Minerals Ltd. in Lae, Papua New Guinea, an ISO 9001-certified laboratory. Samples were securely sealed in poly-weave bags with single-use tie-locks to maintain chain of custody. Analytical testing is completed using fire assay for gold, preliminary copper and silver assays are reported from results generated by aqua regia digestion and atomic absorption (AA) copper determination. The results are updated with assay results using MS48 (multi-element 4-acid digestion ICP/AA).

Diamond drill hole WDG-02 was drilled using a combination of HQ and PQ diameter core, while the holes WDG-03 to WDG-09 were drilled with PQ. Holes WDG-10 onwards were drilled with HQ diameter core. Certified reference materials (standards) and blanks were inserted into the sample stream in accordance with industry-standard protocols. Blanks were routinely inserted after high-grade intervals, and certified standards were included at a frequency of at least 5%. All assay batches received to date have passed QAQC review and fall within acceptable tolerance limits. Core recoveries for all holes were within acceptable ranges, with sampling procedures carefully managed in intervals where ground conditions were variable or fragile.

About Great Pacific Gold

Great Pacific Gold's vision is to become the leading gold-copper development company in Papua New Guinea ("PNG"). The Company has a portfolio of exploration-stage projects in PNG, as follows:

• Wild Dog Project: the Company's flagship project is located in the East New Britain province of PNG. The project consists of a large-scale epithermal target, the Wild Dog structural corridor, stretching 15 km in strike length and potentially over 1,000 metres deep based on a recent MobileMT geophysics survey. The survey also highlighted the Magiabe porphyry target, adjacent to the epithermal target and potentially 1,000 metres in diameter and over 2,000 metres deep. Drilling of the epithermal structure on the Sinivit target has yielded high-grade results, including WDG-08 which intercepted 8.4 metres at 50 g/t AuEq from 154 metres. The current drilling program will extend into 2026 with second drill rig expecting to be operational in late January 2026.

• Kesar Project: located in the Eastern Highlands province of PNG and contiguous with the mine tenements of K92 Mining Inc. ("K92"), the Kesar Project is a greenfield exploration project with several high-priority targets in close proximity to the property boundary with K92. Multiple epithermal veins at Kesar are on strike and have the same orientation as key K92 deposits, such as Kora. Exploration work to date by the Company at the Kesar Project has shown that these veins have high grades of gold present in outcrop and very elevated gold in soil grades, coincident with aeromagnetic highs. The Company conducted a diamond drill program on key target areas at the Kesar Project from November 2024 to May 2025 and have developed a follow-up Phase 2 program for 2026.

• Arau Project: also located in the Eastern Highlands province of PNG, the Arau Project is south of and contiguous to the mine tenements of K92. Arau contains the highly prospective Mt. Victor exploration target with potential for a high sulphidation epithermal gold-base metal deposit. A Phase 1 Reverse Circulation drilling program was completed at Mt. Victor in August 2024, with encouraging results. The Arau Project includes the Elandora licence, which also contains various epithermal and copper-gold porphyry targets.

The Company also holds the Tinga Valley Project in PNG.

Forward-Looking Statements

Information set forth in this news release contains forward-looking statements that are based on assumptions as of the date of this news release. These statements reflect management's current estimates, beliefs, intentions and expectations. They are not guarantees of future performance. Great Pacific Gold cautions that all forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain and that actual performance may be affected by many material factors, most of which are beyond their respective control. Such factors include, among other things: risks and uncertainties relating to Great Pacific Gold's limited operating history, its exploration and development activities on its mineral properties and the need to comply with environmental and governmental regulations. Accordingly, actual and future events, conditions and results may differ materially from the estimates, beliefs, intentions and expectations expressed or implied in the forward-looking information. Except as required under applicable securities legislation, Great Pacific Gold does not undertake to publicly update or revise forward-looking information.

Mineralization at the properties held by K92 Mining Inc. and at the Wafi-Golpu deposit is not necessarily indicative of mineralization at the Wild Dog Project.

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

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FAQ

What were the key drill results for Great Pacific Gold (GPGCF) at Wild Dog on December 10, 2025?

Key highlights include WDG-14: 9.5 m @ 13.8 g/t AuEq from 200.77 m, including 3.9 m @ 32.16 g/t AuEq from 204.3 m.

How many drill holes has Great Pacific Gold completed at Wild Dog and what is planned for 2026?

The expanded Phase 1 program totals 28 holes (14 completed, WDG-15 in progress) and is expected to continue into early 2026 with a second rig arriving in late January 2026.

Does the WDG-14 intercept from Great Pacific Gold (GPGCF) represent true width mineralization?

No; the release states intercepts are core lengths and true widths are not known at this time.

Has Great Pacific Gold completed metallurgical testing on Wild Dog mineralized samples?

No; the company states no metallurgical testing has been carried out on Wild Dog samples.

What AuEq assumptions did Great Pacific Gold (GPGCF) use to report drill results at Wild Dog?

AuEq used Au $2,000/oz, Cu $4.50/lb, Ag $27.50/oz and recovery assumptions Au 92.6%, Ag 78.0%, Cu 94.0%.

What infrastructure and operational steps did Great Pacific Gold report for Wild Dog ahead of ramped drilling?

The company reported camp expansion and new site infrastructure are nearing completion, and a second drill rig is being mobilized.