Kingfisher Metals Unveils Promising Drilling Results at Williams, HWY 37 Project

Kingfisher Metals Corp. has reported significant findings from its recent drilling program at the HWY 37 Project, located in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Two of the latest drill holes, HW-25-008 and HW-25-010, have delivered some of the longest copper intercepts within the Williams porphyry system. Drilling at HW-25-008 revealed a copper equivalent (CuEq) of 0.47% over 889.35 meters starting just below the surface. Meanwhile, HW-25-010 encountered 721.7 meters at 0.46% CuEq, beginning below 4.3 meters of cover and including a copper-rich section of 78.7 meters at 1.01% CuEq. These results underscore the continuity of mineralization within the Williams deposit.

CEO Dustin Perry commented on the robust mineralization displayed in the Williams system, highlighting its role as a satellite to the larger Hank porphyry system. In addition to drill results, Kingfisher anticipates releasing findings from completed geological surveys, further supporting exploration efforts in the area.