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Gold Project · Yukon Territory

Klondike Summit

A staged exploration approach in the Dawson Mining District, approximately 35 kilometres east of Dawson City.

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Project Snapshot · As Described January 2026

186Contiguous quartz claims
~3,720 haDescribed project area
YukonDawson Mining District

The Project

A district-scale setting for disciplined exploration

Klondike Summit is an early-stage gold exploration project in one of Yukon’s best-known mining districts. Mineral Exploration Corp.’s January 2026 announcement described 186 contiguous quartz claims covering approximately 3,720 hectares, about 35 kilometres east of Dawson City. The announcement also described the company’s acquisition of a 100% interest, subject to vendor royalties.

The exploration concept brings several lines of evidence together. Geological mapping and prospecting provide field context; soil geochemistry helps trace surface patterns; induced polarization and magnetic surveys add information about subsurface chargeability and structure. The May 2026 program update described an effort to integrate those datasets into a more refined set of targets for evaluation.

This measured sequence keeps the focus on understanding the geology and testing targets systematically. Each stage is intended to inform the next, from surface observations to geophysical interpretation and, ultimately, decisions about future exploration.

Program Update · May 2026

An integrated exploration sequence

The company’s May 12, 2026 update described fieldwork completed earlier that spring and geophysical surveys underway at the time.

01

Build the surface picture

Geological mapping, prospecting and a soil geochemistry survey were reported as completed across core target areas.

02

Map the subsurface

Ground induced polarization work had commenced. A high-resolution magnetic survey was being completed over approximately 18 square kilometres, along lines spaced 50 metres apart.

03

Integrate and refine targets

The stated next step was to interpret the geophysical data with geological mapping, structural interpretation and geochemistry to refine priority targets.

At that time, the company outlined an approximately 2,000-metre maiden diamond drilling program and expected it to begin in August 2026.

Technical Context

Targets are the starting point for evaluation

The January and May 2026 materials describe an exploration-stage project and do not report a mineral resource estimate or reserve for Klondike Summit. Historical results referenced in the May 12 release were not independently verified by the Qualified Person and should not be relied upon.

The May 12, 2026 release named Dr. Robert Chen, Ph.D., P.Geo., as its Qualified Person and stated that he had reviewed and approved the technical information in that release.

Project attributes and program descriptions are dated summaries of company announcements issued January 30 and May 12, 2026.