Silver Acadia Reports Significant Mineralization at Nicholas-Denys Project

Silver Acadia Exploration Inc., a company focused on discovering and developing large-scale mineral systems, has announced the final results of its Phase 1 drill program at the Nicholas-Denys Project in New Brunswick, Canada. The findings highlight the broader mineralized system at the project, particularly at the Hachey and Millstream zones.

The drill program, which was completed in September 2026, has demonstrated significant silver, gold, zinc, and lead mineralization at the Hachey Zone. The results support the company's interpretation of a structurally controlled mineralized corridor, characterized by broader mineralized envelopes hosting higher-grade shoots.

The drilling at the Hachey Zone yielded several high-grade intervals, including 1.1 meters grading 467 grams per tonne (g/t) of silver, 0.7 g/t of gold, 3.04% zinc, and 3.70% lead. Another interval, 8.6 meters, returned 91.5 g/t of silver, 1.51 g/t of gold, 4.26% zinc, and 1.24% lead, with a higher-grade segment of 1.8 meters grading 878.8 g/t of silver, 3.7 g/t of gold, 5.88% zinc, and 5.36% lead.

The company also reported significant copper mineralization at the Millstream Zone, with near-surface intervals grading up to 0.49% copper. These results indicate that the broader Rocky Brook-Millstream structural system remains prospective and significantly underexplored. The company's drilling at the Millstream and Pine Tree W zones tested two distinct styles of mineralization: known Skarn-type magnetite-copper mineralization and Ag-Zn-Pb mineralization along the Rocky Brook structure.

Davy continued, "Within our 3-kilometer Main Zone of Interest, our evolving interpretation points to multiple high-grade silver shoots within broader mineralized envelopes. Beyond this initial area of focus, mineralization at Pine Tree W and the copper-rich Millstream Zone demonstrates the potential for a district-scale mineralized system."

The company's systematic approach to the Nicholas-Denys Project has integrated the results with its extensive historical database, core scanning, summer mapping, and updated geological and structural interpretation. This work is defining targets focused on the approximately 3-kilometer-long mineralized corridor at Nicholas-Denys, encompassing the Henry, Hachey, and Shaft zones.

Silver Acadia Exploration Inc. is a diversified mineral exploration company with a focus on creating shareholder value through the discovery and development of large-scale mineral systems in stable mining jurisdictions. The company controls more than 250 square kilometers of prospective mineral claims in New Brunswick, Canada, and its projects are located within and adjacent to the Bathurst Mining Camp, hosting exploration targets typical of the Appalachian geological environment, including silver-lead-zinc VMS systems, structurally controlled gold systems, and intrusion-related antimony-gold systems.