Discovery of New Mineralized Trend at TRU's Golden Rose Project

TRU Precious Metals Corp. has unveiled significant progress from its ongoing field works at the Golden Rose Project in Central Newfoundland. The field exploration identified an extensive new mineralized trend, originally unrecognized, extending over 3,000 meters. This discovery could indicate further gold resources, with assay results finding as much as 91.3 g/t gold in grab samples.

Supported by outcrop and float mapping, the mineralized trend aligns with known gold zones, presenting an opportunity for expanded exploration. Fieldwork elevated the importance of existing targets like the Falls Zone and Rose Gold showing, revealing higher potential than previously recognized. New unexplored areas within the project are also under consideration for 2026 drilling.

TRU's CEO, Steve Nicol, emphasized the strategic aim of fully assessing Golden Rose's gold and copper potential. Planning for trenching and subsequent drilling in 2026 aims to delineate and verify this mineralized trend further.