In this company update, I am joined by Patrick Highsmith, Chairman and Co-Founder of FireFox Gold (TSXV: FFOX | OTCQB: FFOXF | FWB: FIY1). Patrick joins the show to discuss the company’s latest high-grade drill results from the Mustajärvi Gold Project in Finland’s Central Lapland Greenstone Belt.

Discussion Highlights:

• The Second Best Intercept Ever: Patrick breaks down the massive result from hole 25MJ012, which returned 7.6 metres at 32.25 g/t gold, including a ultra-high-grade sub-interval of 188.5 g/t gold.
• Narrowing the Gap: We explore the strategic importance of the “Gap Zone” between the East and Northeast Zones, where recent drilling has successfully connected mineralized structures over a strike length exceeding 1.1 kilometres.
• Geological Consistency: A look into why Mustajärvi continues to deliver high-grade gold with significant visible gold (VG) and how the project’s stacked lode system remains open for expansion.
• 2026 Drill Program Outlook: An update on the 10,000-metre program, with 15 holes currently pending assays and plans to test the intriguing Triangle Target as spring exploration continues.

Any further questions for Patrick? Email me at Fleck@kereport.com.

Click here to visit the FireFox Gold website to learn more about the Company – https://www.firefoxgold.com/

Figure 1. Drill Holes 25MJ012-25MJ015 at the Mustajärvi Project, Northeast and East Zones.

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