Paris Gold Project Hits 15.5m at 12 g/t Au, Extending Resource Footprint

Exploration Breakthrough at Paris

Torque Metals Limited has delivered a compelling update for the September 2025 quarter, showcasing significant progress at its Paris Gold Project in Western Australia. The company’s disciplined exploration approach, anchored by Down-Hole Electromagnetic (DHEM) surveys, has yielded multiple high-grade gold intercepts that extend well beyond the current mineral resource estimate (MRE) of 250,000 ounces at 3.1 grams per tonne.

Noteworthy drill results include intercepts such as 15.5 metres at 12 grams per tonne gold, including 8.5 metres at 20.8 grams per tonne, and 6 metres at 11.7 grams per tonne within a broader mineralised zone. These findings confirm new and parallel lodes south and west of the Paris deposit, expanding the mineralised footprint and reinforcing the potential scale of the system.

DHEM Surveys Prove Predictive

The company’s geophysical targeting strategy, centred on pyrrhotite-associated gold mineralisation, has been validated through the quarter’s drilling. DHEM surveys have identified multiple conductor plates, including new ones labelled C17, C18, and C19, which correlate strongly with high-grade gold zones. This has allowed Torque to trace at least 280 metres of continuous high-grade strike south of the existing resource, with mineralisation remaining open to the west and in other directions.

Such integration of geophysics and drilling is a hallmark of Torque’s methodical approach, enabling efficient capital deployment and precise targeting. The confirmation of these conductor plates as reliable indicators of gold mineralisation marks a significant technical milestone for the company.

Financial Strength Fuels Growth

Torque Metals remains well funded, closing the quarter with approximately A$4.3 million in cash following the early exercise of options by major shareholders and co-funded drilling initiatives. This financial strength supports a two-rig drilling program that is ongoing, positioning the company to accelerate exploration activities into 2026.

With a robust balance sheet and a proven exploration model, Torque is poised to expand the Paris Gold Project’s resource base further. The project sits within a highly prospective 57-kilometre greenstone belt corridor, largely underexplored, offering substantial upside potential beyond the current 4-kilometre strike focus.

Strategic Outlook

Managing Director Cristian Moreno highlighted the transformative nature of the quarter, emphasizing the strategic and technical gains achieved. The company’s ability to link multiple high-grade lodes into a cohesive mineralised corridor opens new avenues for resource growth and eventual development. Positioned near established gold producers such as Westgold’s Beta Hunt and St Ives Goldfields, the Paris Gold Project benefits from both geological potential and regional infrastructure.

As Torque advances its integrated geological and geophysical strategy, the market will be watching closely for further assay results, resource updates, and the company’s next moves in unlocking the broader potential of this emerging gold system.