Vancouver, British Columbia — January 15, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Ramp Metals Inc. has announced the results of its fall 2025 field program at the Rottenstone SW project in Saskatchewan, including the discovery of mineralization at new targets Redridge and Runaway. A total of 213 rock samples and 343 soil samples were taken during the mapping and sampling program that covered new and existing electromagnetic (EM) anomalies highlighted in the most recent HTDEM geophysical survey.
The company is also reporting a prominent Cu-Ag-Zn soil anomaly at Rush with additional Satellite target mineralization. Grab samples returned values up to 0.45% Cu, 3.54% Pb, 105 g/t Ag, and 0.349 g/t Au. Drill targets have been defined from Maxwell plate models generated from ground and borehole EM at Rush.
Soil samples at the Redridge target showed up to 245ppm Cu and 852ppb Ag, while a grab sample from the newly identified “Runway” target showed 0.183 g/t Pt, 92 ppb Pd, and 825 ppb Ni.
Ramp Metals is fully permitted for an additional 30,000m of drilling and drill program mobilization is expected to begin on February 23, 2026.
According to Ramp Metals CEO Jordan Black, the results from the fall field program at Rottenstone SW have validated existing targets and uncovered new ones. Black said the strong copper, silver, and gold signatures at Rush, Redridge, and Ranger have the company poised for major breakthroughs in Saskatchewan’s emerging copper-gold district.
During the winter 2025 season, the Company completed the first ever drill program at Rush. First pass drilling suggested a robust VMS system at Rush. Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag mineralization was reported in multiple holes along the length of the 1200m conductive anomaly. Key drill intercepts at Rush during the winter 2025 drill program included 1.21% Cu, 9.34 g/t Ag, 5.59 g/t Au and 0.02% Pb over 3.53 meters from hole Rush-001; 0.44% Cu, 2.84 g/t Ag, 0.01 g/t Au and 0.08% Pb over 23.7 meters from Rush-002; 0.76% Cu, 4.47 g/t Ag, 0.04 g/t Au and 0.02% Pb over 1.5 meters from Rush-003; and 0.004% Cu, 123.6 g/t Ag, 0.06 g/t Au and 14.54% Pb over 0.41 meters from Rush-006.
A soil grid was completed over the entire Rush anomaly at 50m spacing with teams prospecting while completing the soil grid. A total of 276 soil and 18 rock samples were taken over the main Rush anomaly. Additionally, three satellite anomalies located within 1 km of the main Rush anomaly were investigated. These anomalies show comparable rock types and alteration patterns to those observed at the surface of the primary Rush anomaly. A grab sample grading 0.192 g/t Au was taken from the western satellite anomaly during the fall 2025 field program. Rock samples up to 0.45% Cu, 3.54% Pb, 105 g/t Ag, and 0.349 g/t Au were taken over the main Rush anomaly.
A prominent Cu-Ag-Zn soil anomaly was outlined along the length of the main Rush EM anomaly. The bulk of the high-grade soil samples are located to the east of where the Company drilled during the 2025 season. Rush-001, 002, 003, and 009 drilled at the “Discovery Zone” were collared on the western edge of this new soil anomaly and drilled towards the west. Based on the new soil data, the Company believes that more mineralized units may be located to the east and plans to test these new targets in the upcoming winter drill program.
Dias Geophysical completed a ground FLTEM geophysical survey to cover the 1200m long main Rush anomaly. Borehole EM was also completed on Rush-001, 003, 006, 007, 008, 009, and 010. A significant number of Maxwell plate models were generated from the data collected. The plates generated by Rush-001 and Rush-009 borehole surveys correlate well with the mineralized intercepts reported in the 2025 program. The majority of the plates remain untested. The Company intends to use the plate models to refine drill targeting in the upcoming drill program.
The Redridge anomaly was called “Redridge” due to the presence of a highly oxidized outcrop ridge, and red soils found over a portion of the anomaly within an interpreted shear zone. Soil samples taken within the interpreted shear zone returned values of up to 245 ppm Cu and 852 ppb Ag. The Company intends to test the Redridge anomaly during the upcoming drill program.
At Ranger, a zinc-silver (Zn-Ag) soil anomaly was identified within a newly exposed shear zone ranging from 50-70m wide covered by heavily oxidized soils with a deep red colour. A total of 30 soil and 29 rock samples were taken at Ranger. Sulphides were noted in strongly altered migmatite and mafic volcanic outcrops throughout the shear zone. Quartz veins were also present in this area, with the largest vein measuring up to 1.5 meters in width.
Runway is characterized by a series of discrete conductive anomalies which stretch along NE-SW structures over approximately 5.3km. A field team spent a single day conducting first pass prospecting and mapping over select conductive anomalies along the trend. Sample 543578 was taken from a mafic-ultramafic dyke over one of the conductive anomalies. Trace sulphides were noted in the sample which returned values of 0.182 g/t Pt, 92 ppb Pd, and 825 ppm Ni. Sample 543535 returned anomalous Cu-Ni values of 203 ppm Cu and 567 ppm Ni. The Company believes that further exploration is warranted at Runway to fully investigate the conductive anomalies along trend.
The Company has received permits for an additional 30,000m of drilling and a 24 person temporary work camp in the Keith Lake area. These permits are valid until December 31, 2027. Arrangements have been made with all contractors for a 5,000m drill program which is scheduled to begin on February 23, 2026.
Brett Williams, P.Geo., VP Operations and Senior Geologist for Ramp Metals, has reviewed and approved the technical content in this news release.
Contact:
Jordan Black
Chief Executive Officer
jordaneblack@rampmetals.com
Prit Singh
Director
(551)-340-0101
Source: Ramp Metals Inc.
