2026

North Zone extended by 85 m; initial MZ drilling intersects broad hydrothermal alteration 500 m west of Mirado; regional drilling permit secured across KL South

KLDC report additional assay results from holes from its ongoing 2026 diamond drilling program at the Mirado Project, located approximately 20 km southeast of Kirkland Lake, Ontario.

These latest drill results continue to demonstrate the continuity and scale of the Mirado hydrothermal system.

As we progress into new areas at Mirado, we are seeing the exact geological signatures we had hoped for, broad, continuous mineralization punctuated by high-grade intercepts. KLM26-004 clearly demonstrates the potential of this system. With six additional holes pending, we are eager to see how these results continue to define the scale of this project.

We are continuing to see broad mineralization within our second hole at the South Zone of Mirado. These results reinforce our geological model and show the robust nature of this system. Our team continues to execute this drill program with efficiency and we highly anticipate the results from the remaining eight holes.

These results confirm a robust gold system with the potential for both bulk-tonnage scale and high-grade zones.

This campaign marks the first systematic and fully integrated, large-scale exploration of the asset in over a decade.

KLDC reports that ongoing drilling and integrated multi-element geochemical vectoring have significantly expanded the footprint of a large-scale mineralized system at its KL West Project.

The Company’s shares will begin trading on the OTCQB at the market open today under the symbol "KLKLF." The Company’s common shares will continue to trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "KLDC."

KLDC has completed its previously announced acquisition of the Mirado Gold Project

KLDC provide a comprehensive geological and visual update on its ongoing, fully funded 25,000-m diamond drilling program at the KL West Property in the Kirkland Lake region of Ontario. With over 10,000 m now completed, the Company is reporting highly encouraging visual and observational results from the core logging facility. Recent drilling has consistently intersected hallmark geological indicators of a large-scale, intrusion-related gold and polymetallic system.

KLDC provides an update on its ongoing, fully funded 25,000-m diamond drilling program at its KL West Property in the Kirkland Lake region of Ontario.