Kalo Gold intercepts 3.40 g/t Au in epithermal veins at Wainikoro, Fiji

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / June 9, 2026 / Kalo Gold Corp. (TSXV:KALO)(OTCID:KLGDF)(FSE:9M51) ("Kalo", "Kalo Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to report that its 2026 surface campaign at Wainikoro, on the 100%-owned Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji, has identified multiple in-situ low-sulphidation epithermal quartz veins in rock - including a chalcedonic quartz vein returning 1,157 dU (~1.16 g/t Au estimated) and surrounding float at 3,397 dU (~3.40 g/t Au estimated) as determined through detectORE ™ analysis (see Technical Notes on detectORE ™ Gold Screening Results, below). Integrated 2026 soil-geochemistry and airborne magnetic data extend the previously disclosed >1 km arsenic-in-soil anomaly at Wainikoro (22 April 2026 news release) to approximately 1,800 m of strike length, oriented NW-SE within the central magnetic-low feature. These results align with the Company's 27 May 2026 reinterpretation of Vatu Aurum as a single, multi-phase, structurally reactivated volcanic complex, and sharpen the targeting framework ahead of the next phase of drilling.

The recently completed 6,212 line-kilometre airborne magnetic and radiometric survey is being integrated with surface mapping, trenching and soil geochemistry, with an induced polarization ("IP") survey at Wainikoro planned for July 2026 mobilisation; drilling will follow once the integrated dataset is in hand. Highlights In-situ epithermal gold veins identified - the 2026 surface campaign at Wainikoro identified multiple in-situ low-sulphidation epithermal quartz veins in rock, including a chalcedonic quartz vein at 1,157 dU (~1.16 g/t Au estimated) with surrounding float up to 3,397 dU (~3.40 g/t Au estimated). Additional headline surface values - 2,728 dU (~2.73 g/t Au est.) from a chalcedonic-banded quartz vein in bedded tuff