GLADIATOR METALS CORP - GDTRF STOCK NEWS

Gladiator Metals Corp (GDTRF) announces plans to resume drilling at Cowley Park in early February 2025. The program includes a Phase 1 (10,000m) focusing on extending high-grade copper deposits and resource definition, followed by a Phase 2 (9,000m) in H2 2025 aimed at delivering a maiden resource.

Recent drilling results showed significant intersections including 98m @ 1.49% Cu from CPG-047, 79m @ 1.37% Cu from CPG-049, and 38m @ 1.01% Cu from CPG-045. New geological modeling, supported by geophysical programs, has identified a NNE dextral fault displacing mineralization, potentially expanding Cowley Park's exploration potential.

With a treasury exceeding $18M, Gladiator is well-funded to complete its aggressive drill program, targeting over 100mt of high-grade copper resources along the 35km Whitehorse Copper Belt Project.

Gladiator Metals Corp (TSXV: GLAD) announces final results from 10 diamond drill holes at Cowley Park and completion of assaying 11 historic core holes. Key findings include multiple high-grade copper intersections with significant co-product credits of gold, silver, and molybdenum:

Notable new drill results:

• 36m @ 1.23% Cu from 49m with gold, silver & molybdenum credits
• 20m @ 1.22% Cu from 118m within 52m @ 0.73% Cu
• 98m @ 1.49% Cu from 103m including 20m @ 5.53% Cu

Historic core assay highlights:

• 40.2m @ 1.74% Cu from 32.3m
• 23.04m @ 1.59% Cu from 74.98m

Results confirm significant mineralization potential at Cowley Park, with copper mineralization remaining open along strike and at depth. The company plans resource definition and exploration drilling in 2025.

Gladiator Metals (GDTRF) announced results from its maiden drill program on the Arctic Chief Trend, which spans 2km and includes the Arctic Chief and Best Chance prospects. Key findings include:

At Arctic Chief:
- 52m @ 0.75% Cu and 0.28g/t Au including 30m @ 1.03% Cu
- 2m @ 2.38% Cu and 2.19g/t Au

At Best Chance:
- 43m @ 0.65% Cu including 19m @ 1.05% Cu
- 52m @ 0.37% Cu

The company discovered a new, previously unrecognized silicate-rich exoskarn mineralization style at both locations. This discovery has significant implications for exploring the remainder of the 35km Whitehorse Copper Belt. Follow-up IP surveys and drilling are planned for early 2025 to test continuity and extent of the mineralization.

Gladiator Metals has announced significant drilling results from its Cowley Park program. Drill hole CPG-047 intersected 98m @ 1.49% Cu from 103m, including 14m @ 7.67% Cu from 145m. This follows previous significant intersections from holes CPG-045 and CPG-049, confirming mineralization continues for over 220 metres down dip. The company completed 34 diamond drill holes totaling 6,104m, with results from 27 additional holes expected in the coming months. The program aims to establish a framework for resource definition and test exploration upside, with mineralization remaining open at depth and along strike.

Gladiator Metals has announced significant drilling results from its Cowley Park program, with notable intersections in holes CPG-045 and CPG-049. Key findings include 79m @ 1.37% Cu from 71m (including 26m @ 3.31% Cu) in CPG-049, and 38m @ 1.01% Cu from 96m in CPG-045. The company has completed 34 diamond drill holes totaling 6,104m, with results from 28 additional holes expected in the coming months. The drilling confirms that copper mineralization, including molybdenum, gold, and silver, continues near surface at high grades and remains open along strike and down dip, presenting significant resource expansion opportunities.

Kwanlin Dun First Nation (KDFN) and Gladiator Metals Corp. (GDTRF) have signed a Capacity Funding Agreement dated August 1, 2024, regarding the Whitehorse Copper Project. The agreement formalizes the engagement process between both parties and outlines Gladiator's financial support for KDFN's project review, consultation activities, and environmental assessment participation. While this represents a milestone in building a long-term relationship, it does not indicate KDFN's approval of Gladiator's exploration activities within their traditional territory. The agreement establishes processes to address potential effects of mining activities and develop mitigation strategies.

Gladiator Metals Corp. (TSXV: GLAD) (OTCQB: GDTRF) has appointed Mr. Olav Langelaar as VP of Corporate Development to lead the company's strategic growth and advance exploration of the Whitehorse Copper Project. Mr. Langelaar brings over 30 years of Canadian capital markets and international mining expertise, including 20 years in investment banking and 14 years in senior management roles within the mining sector.

CEO Jason Bontempo expressed confidence in Mr. Langelaar's ability to contribute to Gladiator's executive team as they progress towards resource definition and explore upside potential at key prospects. The company also granted 700,000 incentive stock options and 400,000 restricted share units to Mr. Langelaar and President Marcus Harden, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Gladiator Metals Corp. (TSXV: GLAD) (OTCQB: GDTRF) has provided an update on its 13,000m drilling programme at the Whitehorse Copper Project. The company has completed drilling at Best Chance, Arctic Chief & Cowley Park Prospects, with the rig currently at Cub trend. At Best Chance, broad widths of mineralized skarn were intersected in holes ACG-007 & ACG-007D2. The company also completed an Induced Polarisation Survey over the Black Cub and Gem prospects.

Gladiator anticipates releasing assay results from recent drilling at Cowley Park (28 holes), Arctic Chief, and Best Chance in the coming weeks. The company is pursuing a dual strategy of advancing Cowley Park toward resource definition and targeting upside potential of known mineralization. CEO Jason Bontempo expressed optimism about the broad widths of skarn mineralization observed, which validate the prospectivity of the 35km long Whitehorse Copper Belt.

Gladiator Metals has completed 32 diamond drill holes totaling 5,623m at the Cowley Park Prospect on the Whitehorse Copper Belt. Assay results from four shallow holes reveal significant copper and molybdenum mineralization:

• CPG-035: 8m @ 2.57% Cu, 0.15% Mo (3.72% CuEq) from 8m within 109.77m @ 1.05% CuEq from 4.23m
• CPG-032: 30m @ 1.48% Cu, 0.13% Mo (1.72% CuEq) from 56m within 48m @ 1.08% CuEq from 38m
• CPG-031: 8m @ 1.48% Cu, 0.13% Mo (2.40% CuEq) from 87m within 52m @ 1.08% CuEq from 77m
• CPG-034: 6m @ 2.42% Cu (3.15% CuEq) from 9m within 14m @ 1.60% CuEq from 7m

Historical core assays also showed promising results, including:

• CP-140: 10.8m @ 3.64% Cu (4.31% CuEq) from 35.2m within 45m @ 1.76% CuEq from 29m

The mineralization remains open along strike and down dip, showing economic potential for copper, molybdenum, gold, and silver. Gladiator aims to update the market with results from the remaining 28 completed drill holes soon.