Sun Peak Metals has finished its first diamond drilling programs at the Safra Main and Halahila Main projects in Saudi Arabia, covering 3,764 metres across 23 holes. These programs intersected sulphide mineralization typical of volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits, with 961 core samples sent for assay, expected in late August 2026. The company also advanced exploration at other targets with airborne and ground geophysical surveys and plans further drilling at Al Miyah in Q4 2026. This progress marks a key step in Sun Peak's strategy to develop a pipeline of high-quality mineral targets in the Arabian-Nubian Shield, a region known for significant gold and base metal deposits.
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