• Assay results of up to 2,780g/t Ag and 38.6g/t Au returned, confirming depth continuity
• High grade mineralisation extended 70-80 metres down-dip, highlighting expansion potential
• Extensive program of relogging and assaying of historic core nearing completion

Advance Metals has reported outstanding assay results from the first hole of its current diamond drilling program at the high-grade Yoquivo Silver-Gold project in Mexico. Drill hole YQ-25-009 returned multiple high-grade to very high-grade silver-gold intersections, including 14.1m at 320g/t silver-equivalent (AgEq) from 309.9m, with a higher-grade 1.5m interval grading 2,663g/t AgEq. The lower portion of YQ-25-009 forms one of the strongest intersections seen at Yoquivo to date, with peak grades of 2,780g/t Ag and 38.6g/t Au. These latest results push high-grade mineralisation a further 70-80 metres down-dip in the central portion of the deposit, leaving it completely open at depth. Advance is also nearing completion of an extensive program of relogging and assaying of previously untested historic core from the Pertenencia area, with over 4,500 metres of sampling undertaken. The new drilling and historic core sampling will feed into an updated JORC resource estimate for Yoquivo, targeted for early 2026 as part of Advance's growth strategy in Mexico.

With drilling ongoing, assays from multiple additional holes pending, and an extensive historic core sampling program nearing completion, Advance sees a clear pathway to an updated and improved JORC resource in early 2026.