• Gravity survey to map gold mineralized structures at Cue Gold Project
• Gravity data has unlocked value at neighboring mines like Great Fingall
• Gravity survey expected to define priority drill targets for Q1 2026

E79 Gold Mines Ltd has commenced a high-resolution ground gravity survey at its recently acquired Cue Gold Project, located in the Murchison Gold Province of Western Australia. The gravity survey is a key dataset for mapping potential cross-cutting structures that are critical for defining gold mineralization in the region. Neighboring companies like Westgold Resources and Ramelius Resources have successfully utilized high-resolution gravity to unlock value at their nearby mines, including the Great Fingall Gold Mine and Break of Day Project. At Cue, the gravity survey will be conducted on 100m and 200m spaced centers across the project area, with data acquisition expected to take around 3 weeks. Following the survey, the data will be processed in January 2026, paving the way for the definition of priority drill targets for the Company's maiden drill program in Q1 2026. The Cue Gold Project is considered highly prospective for high-grade quartz reef-hosted gold deposits, similar to those found at the neighboring mines. E79 Gold is eager to apply this proven exploration technique to advance the project towards discovery.

E79 Gold looks forward to providing further updates to shareholders on the planned exploration strategy over the coming weeks as the Company aims to unlock the value of this highly prospective project.