VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / July 15, 2026 / Relevant Gold Corp. (TSXV:RGC)(OTCQB:RGCCF) ("Relevant Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the successful completion of the previously announced high-resolution airborne Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic ("VTEM™") and magnetic survey across its 100%-owned Bradley Peak Gold Camp in central Wyoming (see release dated July 2, 2025).
The program was partially funded through a US$226,533 matching grant awarded under the Wyoming Energy Matching Funds ("EMF") program administered by the Wyoming Energy Authority ("WEA"). The survey represents an important milestone in the Company's ongoing efforts to advance district-scale gold exploration across Wyoming's underexplored Archean terranes.
VTEM Survey Highlights
Geotech Ltd. completed a 1,912 line-km VTEMTM survey across Bradley Peak Gold Camp.
Survey supported by Wyoming Energy Matching Funds Program.
Covers approximately 32,000 acres of prospective Archean geology.
Supports future drill targeting and district-scale exploration planning.
Demonstrates successful deployment of Wyoming state funding.
Data expected to contribute to 2026 and 2027 drilling and exploration programs.
"We're extremely pleased to complete this important VTEM™ survey and grateful for the support of the Wyoming Energy Authority and the State of Wyoming," said Rob Bergmann, CEO of Relevant Gold. "Programs like the EMF initiative help accelerate the application of modern geoscience to underexplored regions such as Wyoming's Archean terranes. This survey adds an important layer of data that we expect will significantly improve our understanding of the structural framework at Bradley Peak and help prioritize drill targets as we continue advancing the camp."
The airborne VTEMTM system is designed to detect magnetic and resistivity contrasts associated with buried structural corridors, sulfide mineralization, graphitic shear zones and hydrothermal alteration systems beneath cover. At Bradley Peak, the Company expects the survey to improve its understanding of the structural architecture controlling gold mineralization and assist in identifying and prioritizing additional drill targets across the camp.
Figure 1. VTEMTM survey flight lines (red) overlaid on satellite imagery of the Bradley Peak Gold Camp area.
The data will be integrated with Relevant Gold's existing geological mapping, geochemical sampling, drilling results, structural interpretations and airborne magnetic datasets. The Company expects to receive final processed data products and preliminary interpretation deliverables from Geotech Ltd. in advance of planned Bradley Peak exploration activities, and intends to provide additional updates as interpretations are completed and results become available.