FireFox Gold Hits 32.25 g/t Gold in Finland Drill

High-Grade Discovery: Drill hole 25MJ012 returned an intercept of 7.6 metres at <strong class="body_output text-content_primary font-semibold" node="[object Object]">32.25 g/t gold , the second-best result in the project&#x27;s history.
Strategic Expansion: The successful drill hole connected two previously separate mineralized zones, suggesting a <strong class="body_output text-content_primary font-semibold" node="[object Object]">larger, more continuous gold system .
Market Implications: The discovery significantly de-risks the 100%-owned project, boosting its value and making it more attractive for <strong class="body_output text-content_primary font-semibold" node="[object Object]">potential investment or partnerships .

Drill Hole Returns 32.25 g/t Gold, Second-Best in Project History

FireFox Gold Corp. (TSXV: FFOX) reported on February 25, 2026, a major discovery at its 100%-owned Mustajärvi Gold Project in Finland. Drill hole 25MJ012 from the 2025/26 drilling program intersected a high-grade interval of 7.6 metres grading 32.25 grams per tonne (g/t) gold. The company confirmed this result, which included visible gold, is the second-best drill intercept recorded at the project to date.

New Target Connects Two Key Mineralization Zones

The successful drill hole was a strategic "step-out" designed to test the area between the project's known Northeast and East zones. By returning significant mineralization, the finding effectively fills a gap in the geological model, expanding the potential scale of a larger, more continuous gold system. This result significantly de-risks the Mustajärvi asset and validates the company's exploration strategy in Finland's Central Lapland Greenstone Belt, potentially attracting future investment and boosting the project's overall valuation.