Forge Resources Defines Late Cretaceous Porphyry Mineralization at the Alotta Project

Forge Resources reported Re-Os molybdenite ages from the Alotta Project in Yukon that confirm Late Cretaceous porphyry mineralization (72.8–73.1 Ma), consistent with major nearby porphyry systems including the Casino deposit (~74 Ma). Geochemical data show oxidizing conditions typical of copper–gold–molybdenum-bearing intrusions in the Dawson Range, strengthening the geological case that Alotta is a prospective copper-gold porphyry system. The company is advancing technical studies and drill planning for 2026. Market impact: the results materially de-risk the geology and could increase investor interest in Forge Resources and in precious/base‑metal outlooks tied to porphyry discoveries, potentially supporting positive momentum for gold (XAUUSD) and copper-linked assets if follow-up drilling yields mineralization.