Renegade Gold (RENGF) identified several new kilometre-scale gold targets through first-pass sampling at its LP-Uchi Project near Red Lake, Ontario. The completed program collected 884 till and soil samples, with assays returned across the project area. Elevated gold, silver, antimony and arsenic values define targets along the interpreted LP fault trend, including northwest of Bluffy Lake. Gold anomalies also coincide with fault structures interpreted from the winter 2025/2026 drone magnetic survey.
Fieldwork is complete across the Confederation Belt. The company plans to combine the results with historical datasets and magnetic data to advance priority targets toward drill-readiness for its planned 2027 exploration program.
Renegade Gold (RENGF) reported new surface channel sampling results from its BobJo project, including gold mineralization near the historic mine shaft. The samples returned 16.2 grams of gold per tonne over 5.0 metres, including 56.1 grams per tonne over 1.4 metres. Other channels returned 4.0 grams per tonne over 12.1 metres, 11.2 over 1.7 metres, 4.3 over 4.7 metres and 1.2 over 19.5 metres.
Mineralization extends more than 100 metres north along previously stripped outcrop. Grab samples returned up to 65.3 grams per tonne, but are selective and not necessarily representative. The Confederation Belt field program is complete; LP-Uchi corridor results will be reported separately. Renegade plans to integrate field results with historical and drone magnetic data to advance priority targets toward drill-readiness for its planned 2027 exploration program.
Renegade Gold (RENGF) reported new surface gold assays and visible gold at its wholly owned Belanger project near Red Lake, Ontario. Channel samples included 25.9 grams of gold per tonne (g/t) over 0.3 metres, 12.46 g/t over 0.5 metres and 20.2 g/t over 0.3 metres. A longer channel returned 2.52 g/t over 9.2 metres, including 3.95 g/t over 5.1 metres.
Sampling extended known mineralization more than 60 metres east; the system remains open along strike. Regional grab samples confirmed two mineralized zones and added two new zones. The LP-Uchi survey collected 884 soil and till samples and seven rock samples, with results pending. BobJo results are also pending for 220 grab and channel samples and 116 soil samples. Renegade plans to interpret the field results through the fall alongside historical and magnetic survey data to advance priority targets toward drill-readiness for its planned 2026 exploration drilling program.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB:RENGF, TSXV:RAGE) has mobilized field crews for its first surface exploration program across the Confederation Belt in Ontario. Work targets the Belanger and BobJo projects and a regional till survey along the Uchi-LP corridor, aiming to define drill-ready gold targets.
Belanger hosts a ~900 m gold-copper system with three undrilled zones and historic grades up to 60.44 g/t gold. BobJo, a past producer, has trench assays up to 2,942 g/t gold and a 216.6 g/t gold drill intercept. A project-scale till survey will integrate with 2025/2026 drone magnetic data.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) completed a 3,815 line-kilometre high-resolution UAV magnetic survey at its Confederation Project in the Red Lake District. The data define a new district-scale structural corridor, multiple northwest-southeast cross structures, and several priority targets for follow-up exploration.
Key areas include Snake Falls, Feaver Gold, Central Intrusive Complex, Copperlode, and Arrow West. Historical drilling in the corridor returned 3.90 g/t Au and 200 g/t Ag over 0.5 metres, supporting the project’s exploration potential alongside the 809,000-ounce Rebel Gold Deposit.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) filed a NI 43-101 Technical Report for the 100%‑owned Rebel Gold Deposit (effective Feb 5, 2026) in Red Lake, Ontario. The report supports a new Mineral Resource Estimate totaling 370,000 oz Indicated and 439,000 oz Inferred across open pit and underground domains.
Drilling confirms mineralization beyond 700 m depth, the system remains open along strike and at depth, and work continues to expand resources toward a one‑million ounce objective.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) entered a six-month Media Agency Agreement with Global One Media for digital marketing services at a monthly fee of US$6,500. The first three months are payable in advance and all fees will be paid from the company's general working capital.
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Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) will attend the 2026 Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada Convention (PDAC) from March 1–4, 2026 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
The company will staff Booth 3046 to present its exploration activities in the Red Lake Mining District of Northern Ontario and to meet investors, partners and industry delegates.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) reported a new Mineral Resource Estimate for the 100%-owned Rebel Gold Deposit in Red Lake, Ontario, of 370,000 oz Indicated and 439,000 oz Inferred across open pit and underground domains.
The MRE supports open-pit and underground scenarios, shows extension beyond 700 m, and guides 2026 drilling to pursue expansion toward one million ounces.
Renegade Gold (OTCQB: RENGF) expanded its Red Lake Confederation Project to approximately 100,150 ha via a mineral property purchase and additional staking dated February 5, 2026. The Company added the Belanger Property (2,150 ha; ~5 km strike) with historic surface assays up to 60.4 g/t Au and shallow drilling to 7.66 g/t Au and 2.06% Cu over 0.3 m.
Renegade says the consolidation strengthens continuity along key regional structures (including proximity to the Copperlode trend) and supports its district-scale greenfield discovery strategy and new drill-target generation across Confederation.