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Pan Global Resources expands gold zone discovery at Cármenes project in Spain with significant drilling results

Executive summary: Pan Global Resources reported exceptional assay results from drill hole PVD16 at the Providencia target, intersecting 83 meters of gold mineralization at 1.74 g/t. The results confirm the expansion of a new gold zone at the Cármenes project, increasing the project's overall resource potential and geological footprint.

Who is involved: Pan Global Resources Inc. (TSXV: PGZ; OTCQB: PGZFF; FRA: 2EU).

Likely next: Further drilling to delineate the full extent of the new gold zone and potential resource estimation updates.

Pan Global Resources has delivered a series of high-grade gold intercepts at the Providencia target within its Cármenes project in northern Spain, materially expanding the known footprint of near-surface mineralization. The latest results include 83 meters grading 1.74 g/t gold, 15 meters at 3.9 g/t gold from surface, and an 80-meter interval averaging 2.36 g/t gold. These intercepts, returned from a systematic drilling program, confirm continuity of gold mineralization across a broader zone and highlight the potential for a scalable, open-pittable resource. The consistent grades from surface reduce stripping ratio risks and support the geological model that the Providencia zone is part of a larger mineralized system. Spain’s established mining framework and infrastructure further enhance the project’s development credentials. The company has also secured rights to the nearby Salamón gold project through a competitive tender, consolidating its position in the Cantabrian gold belt. Near-term catalysts include additional step-out drilling to test lateral and depth extensions, followed by an initial mineral resource estimate. Metallurgical testing and baseline environmental studies are expected to advance in parallel, positioning Cármenes for a preliminary economic assessment within the next 12 to 18 months.

What's next — scenarios

Base: Continued mineralization delineation (60%)

Further drilling confirms larger volumes, supporting an upgraded resource estimate for Cármenes.

Upside: High-grade continuity discovery (25%)

Discovery of even higher grade zones could accelerate feasibility studies or attract M&A interest.

Downside: Mineralization thinning (15%)

Drilling fails to sustain the thickness or grade, leading to a smaller-than-expected resource.

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