Survey Designed to Map Intrusions and Associated Alteration Ahead of 2026 Drilling
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 15, 2026) - T2 Metals Corp. (TSXV: TWO) (OTCQB: TWOSF) (FSE: WJ6) ("T2 Metals" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the completion of a helicopter-borne, high-resolution aeromagnetic and radiometric survey over its Shanghai Silver-Gold Project (the "Project" or "Shanghai") in the Tombstone Gold Belt (Figure 1), one of North America's most prolific gold regions. The survey provides a new dataset to highlight structure and enable the direct identification of intrusive rocks that may be associated with gold and silver mineralization discovered to date.
Project Location
The Shanghai Project is located in the Yukon's Mayo Mining District, a historical and active precious metals region widely known for large-scale gold-silver systems, major discoveries and operating mines. The Project is surrounded by multi-million-ounce deposits, including Hecla Mining's Keno Hill Mine, one of the world's highest-grade silver deposits, and Banyan Gold's AurMac Project, one of Canada's largest unmined gold deposits (see news release dated September 10, 2025 for third party project information).
Despite sharing significant geological similarities to both Keno Hill and AurMac, and hosting high-grade silver-gold mineralization, Shanghai remains largely underexplored and has never been drilled.
Survey Highlights
The survey was flown by Precision GeoSurveys of Langley, British Columbia, and forms part of the Company's Q3/Q4 2026 multi-disciplinary field program announced on June 30, 2026. Highlights from the survey include:
Target summary: Shanghai lies 3 km north of the AurMac deposit and 12 km west of the Keno Hill Mine. As the Project shares significant geological similarities with the AurMac deposit and Keno Hill Mine, it provides a high degree of targeting confidence;
Survey type: helicopter-borne, low-level combined aeromagnetic and radiometric (gamma-ray spectrometer) survey;
Objective: map buried/blind Tombstone Plutonic Suite intrusions and associated hornfels/alteration footprints with potential to be mineralized;
Coverage: approximately 31 sq km / 425 line-km across the Shanghai Project and surrounding areas;
Instrumentation: nose-mounted cesium vapor magnetometer (<0.01 nT sensitivity); 21-litre, 512-channel NaI(Tl) gamma-ray spectrometer;
Status: Precision GeoSurveys is now finalizing magnetic and radiometric corrections and maps, with results expected within approximately two weeks.