Benz Mining Reports Major High-Grade Gold Intercepts at Glenburgh, WA

Benz Mining has reported significant high-grade gold intercepts from its Glenburgh gold project in Western Australia, particularly within the Zone 126 trend. Recent drilling results include a broad mineralized intercept of 215 meters at 0.25 g/t gold, with higher-grade sections such as 39 meters at 5.1 g/t and 10 meters at 12.9 g/t gold, confirming strong vertical and grade continuity of the mineral system. The company’s use of scissor drilling supports true width estimations, while ongoing strike extension testing indicates that the high-grade lenses remain open at depth. These results, part of a fully funded 30,000-meter drilling program supported by a $13.5 million capital raise, mark a major step toward expanding the resource base and understanding the geological model of the project. Benz is applying an integrated exploration approach, including regional soil sampling and induced polarization surveys, to identify new drill targets and potential connectivity between key zones, such as Zone 126 and Zone 102. The company’s dual-track growth strategy aims to leverage near-term development opportunities on granted mining leases, with active drilling continuing to define and expand its gold resources.