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Kingman Minerals Ltd. reports exploration and corporate developments tied to its Mohave Project in Arizona, including the historic Rosebud Mine and associated gold-silver vein targets. Company updates commonly cover claim staking, drill permits, diamond drilling, underground sampling, geological interpretation, metallurgical testwork, and technical reassessment work conducted with mining and geophysical consultants.
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Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) completed its eight-hole Phase III core drilling program at the Mohave Project in Arizona’s Rosebud Mine and Southwick vein corridor. Phase III did not show continuity of economic-grade gold at tested depths but delivered extensive geological and structural data.
Drilling intersected vein-related alteration in expected and new positions, supporting a broader hydrothermal system model. Mineralization in step-out holes MH-15 and MH-16 suggests continuity beyond the historic mine area. The Bureau of Land Management has approved 16 additional drill holes to test deeper and parallel targets.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) received approval for an additional 16-hole core drill program at its high-grade Mohave Gold Project and historic Rosebud Mine in Mohave County, Arizona.
The program, managed under the BLM Kingman Field Office, targets extensions of known mineralization, priority step-out zones, and deeper structures along a southeast–northwest trend. Up to 16 holes from eight pads, to depths of 250 feet (77 m), will explore four federal lode claims and support a 3D geological model and resource estimates. Technical information was prepared under NI 43-101 by Qualified Person Bradley C. Peek.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF; TSXV: KGS) expanded its Mohave Gold Project by staking 121 additional lode claims around the historic Rosebud Mine, bringing total holdings to 192 claims (1,216 hectares / 3,006 acres). The company completed an 8-hole drill program with "significant intersections" reported and plans to expand drilling pending Bureau of Land Management approval. Technical disclosures were prepared under NI 43-101 and reviewed by Qualified Person Bradley C. Peek, MSc, CPG.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF; TSXV: KGS) completed eight Phase III core holes at the Mohave project targeting the historic Rosebud Mine area on April 21, 2026. Phase III focused southeast of a newly mapped NE-SW fault (“Rosebud South”) and intersected thicker projections of the Southwick veins, with visual intercepts up to 26 feet (7.9 m) (not true width). Core samples were sent to Skyline Laboratories in Tucson for assay and results are pending. Standard NI 43-101 protocols and Qualified Person review were applied.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) announced a board-approved grant of 1,000,000 stock options to officers, directors and consultants on March 10, 2026. Each option is exercisable for one common share at $0.12 per share, vests immediately and has a five-year term. The grant is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval and the company’s Equity Incentive Plan and applicable securities laws.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) engaged Burgex Mining Consultants to conduct staged underground sampling and technical reassessment at the historic Rosebud Mine, Mohave Project, Arizona. Mobilization is planned on or about March 11, 2026 subject to safety planning and authorizations.
The program will document underground geometry, capture LiDAR data, and collect material for laboratory mineral processing and metallurgical testwork to refine geological interpretation and guide next exploration steps.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) has started Phase III diamond drilling at the Mohave Project, mobilizing a drill rig to collar P3-05/P3-06 on February 27, 2026. The program comprises four locations and 814.7 metres of HQ drilling planned to test the Southwick vein step-out beyond the historic Rosebud mine area.
The program follows the company's structural interpretation and magnetic vector inversion model and uses paired holes to target the projected vein extension at depth.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) received Arizona Department of Water Resources approval for a Notice of Intention authorizing seven Phase III exploration drill holes at its 100%‑owned Mohave Project.
The company has directed Altar Drilling Inc. to mobilize and expects drilling to begin on or about February 25, 2026. Phase III will test continuity of the Southwick gold‑silver vein corridor beyond the Rosebud Mine, guided by a recent 3D Magnetic Vector Inversion (MVI) model while additional model targets will be mapped and sampled. Technical disclosure was reviewed by Qualified Person Brad Peek, M.Sc., CPG.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) completed a project-scale 3D magnetic vector inversion (MVI) model and engaged Altar Drilling for Phase III at the Mohave Project in Arizona. Phase III comprises seven HQ diamond holes totaling ~815 metres, targeting extensions of the Southwick vein corridor near the Rosebud Mine. Drilling is planned to begin on or about February 25, 2026, subject to final water-use authorization from the Arizona Department of Water Resources. Samples will be processed by Skyline Assayers; technical work overseen by a Qualified Person.
Kingman Minerals (OTCQB: KGSSF) received BLM approval for a Phase III exploratory drill program at the Mohave Project, Arizona, announced February 3, 2026. The program comprises seven HQ diamond holes totaling ~814.7 metres (2,673 feet), with six holes from three existing disturbance pads stepping southeast and one hole to the northwest.
The drill test aims to assess continuity of the Southwick vein system and produce decision-grade data to guide follow-up exploration. Technical disclosure reviewed by Qualified Person Brad Peek, MSc, CPG.