WestGold defines ~2 km priority target at Amie gold-silver project

Vancouver, British Columbia – TheNewswire - September 10, 2026 – WestGold Metals Corp. (" WestGold " or the " Company ") (CSE: WGM; OTCQB: WGMTF; FSE: V0U) is pleased to announce that, further to its August 18, 2026 news release, it has completed its review of the historical technical database for its Idaho Portfolio, including a 2025 induced polarization (" IP ") survey at Amie and a 2024 independent structural mapping study, both commissioned by IDEX Metals Corp. (" IDEX "). The Company also announces an expansion of its claim package and the commencement of a surface exploration program.

Highlights

A coherent chargeability anomaly approximately 1,950 metres in length. Three-dimensional modelling of the 2025 IP survey defines a principal chargeability body approximately 1,950 metres long, together with a second body approximately 730 metres long to the northwest, coincident in part with mineralised structures mapped at surface and open along strike. Eleven IP targets were delineated across the property.

Independent structural study concluded Amie is "a project of merit" and "drill ready”. The independent study identified a possible multi-phase system at Amie. These multi-phase systems are known to host significant deposits in the area including the Delamar Project owned by Integra Resources, which hosts 4.6 Moz of gold (1.26 Moz Reserves, 2.95 Measured and Indicated, 0.4 Moz Inferred) and 211.4 Moz Ag (52.3 Moz Reserves, 144.2 Moz Measured and Indicated, 14.9 Moz Inferred).

Geophysics and structure combined into a single drill plan . WestGold has integrated the geophysical and structural datasets with historical soil geochemistry, rock sampling and mine workings, and has revised proposed drill collar positions and orientations accordingly.

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