The Drills are Turning. Working for Shareholders.

Frankfurt · Germany: Two full days of pre-scheduled meetings with European investors at the Deutsche Goldmess

From Consolidation to Drill Readiness

Investor interest only matters if the project deserves it.

Since our value-generating exit to FireFly Metals, we stayed focused in Newfoundland and did exactly what we said we would do. We took the Great Northern Project from a fragmented land package and assembled it into a consolidated 26,237-hectare, district-scale gold project covering more than 35 kilometres of strike along the Doucers Valley Fault Structure — and we advanced it to the inaugural drill program.

None of this was exploration theatre, nor a string of disconnected announcements. It was a deliberate sequence of work:

1. Consolidate the district
2. Compile the data
3. Put boots on the ground
4. Survey the project from the air
5. Analyze the system
6. Generate and refine targets
7. Fund the next phase
8. Mobilize to drill
9. Drill

That is how a project moves from concept to execution.

Funded Before the Market Has to Care

We raised capital around defined objectives rather than vague ambition. Each financing had a purpose, and together they put Gold Hunter in position to launch a multi-pronged inaugural drill program, built on three pillars: regional exploration along the gold-bearing structural splays of the Doucers Valley Fault; on-trend drilling at the Thor Deposit and across the Viking Block; and verification drilling of the Rattling Brook historical estimate.

I mention the three pillars for a reason. The initial set of results, whenever they arrive, will be the first data points from a program designed to test a district, not a single target. Read them that way.

Before the drill results begin to speak for themselves, a few things are worth holding in mind:

• Gold Hunter is fully funded for the planned drill program- from start to finish.
• Great Northern has been assembled into a district-scale land package after a long history of fragmented ownership. It has never been tested at this scale under single, consolidated ownership.
• The project includes mineralization open along strike and at depth, with a current mineral resource at Thor and a historical estimate at Rattling Brook — both defined in a much lower gold price environment and on comparatively modest budgets.
• Through our prior transaction with FireFly Metals, approximately 30 million FireFly shares were distributed directly to Gold Hunter shareholders.

That is a strong position for any junior explorer heading into an inaugural campaign — and it is exactly why we can afford to let results be verified rather than rushed.

On the Ground at Pollards Point

Our teams have been on site since June. At Pollards Point, a Newfoundland community of fewer than 150 private houses near the centre of the Great Northern Project, we put the practical pieces in place before the first hole was collared: a high-quality “core land” camp, local housing for the exploration management team, and a former restaurant converted into a kitchen and mess hall – all within a matter of five minutes of each other.

The diamond drilling and infrastructure support contract went to MCL Drilling, a Newfoundland company based in Deer Lake, roughly 85 kilometres south of the project. MCL is providing the track-mounted rig, crews, road and pad construction, and the support required to execute the program properly. Day-to-day exploration management is handled by Equity Exploration Consultants Ltd., with Rory leading the program. The permits required for drilling are in place, and we have hired several local people to join the team.

Exploration is not only about targets, assays, and maps. Building a successful project also requires a local presence, strong relationships, and a commitment to doing things properly. That is the approach we have taken from day one at Great Northern.

What Happens Next

To the shareholders who backed this company before a single metre was drilled: thank you. To those who opened their networks and helped fill our European calendar with high-quality investors: thank you as well. That support is real, and it is personal.

We entered this campaign with a clear plan, a funded treasury, experienced exploration and drilling teams, local infrastructure, growing investor awareness, and a project we believe deserves a serious program. Two months in, all of that still holds.

Here is what you can expect from us:

• Results come by news release, once received, verified, and reviewed by our Qualified Person. When they do, Rory and I will follow with a Dispatch that puts them in context: what they mean, what they do not mean, and what comes next.
• Editions Three and Four will follow quickly. Edition Three widens the lens from our own ground to the island around it. Newfoundland is in the middle of one of its most active periods in years — new discoveries, a neighbouring mill pouring gold, and district-scale transactions that continue to redraw the map, FireFly among them — and Edition Three will look at where Gold Hunter fits within it.
• Field Notes, a lighter companion series from the field, will keep you closer to the ground between editions. The market does not need another junior saying something might be interesting one day. It needs companies that are focused, prepared, and drilling.

We are drilling. And when there is something to report, you will read it in a news release first — in full, and properly.

Until then, the drills keep turning.

Sean Kingsley

President & CEO