Pirate Gold Corp.

10/12/2026

Where Moby Dick started. Back in June, our first two holes into the alteration zone at Crippleback gave us our first glimpse of what was below. PGC-26-058 intersected 112.4 m of 0.38% CuEq, and PGC-26-068, 115 m up dip, returned 180.8 m of 0.54% CuEq, including 49.4 m of 1.48% CuEq. Copper runs through the entire stretch of core.

That was the discovery of a new copper-gold porphyry system in central Newfoundland. Since then the alteration system has grown to roughly 4 km long and 500 m deep, a 100 m step-out returned 299.4 m of 0.24% CuEq from near surface, and most of it remains undrilled. Our fully funded 50,000 m program continues.

From our Treasure Hunters series. Full episode: https://youtu.be/VhT0jtz2ogI

News release, including CuEq assumptions and QA/QC: https://www.pirategold.ca/news/pirate-gold-intersects-054-cu-eq-over-1808m-including-148-cu-eq-over-494m-in-new-grassroots-copper-gold-porphyry-epithermal-discovery-at-moby-dick

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10/01/2026

NEWS | Pirate Gold Announces up to $15 Million Brokered Flow-Through Private Placement
Full PR: https://ceo.ca//pirate-gold-announces-up-to-15-million-brokered-flow-through

The proposed Offering is expected to provide additional flow-through funding for eligible exploration expenditures on the Treasure Island Project, with the objective of maintaining an active drilling program into spring 2027 while preserving the Company's treasury of approximately $8 million.

Drilling continues at Moby Dick and Moosehead with three rigs active, a 4,345 line-kilometer airborne Mobile MT survey is underway across the Crippleback intrusive suite aiming to provide copper gold porphyry targets at depth, the barge-mounted rig is testing beneath the man-made Crippleback Lake testing the heart of Moby Dick, and exciting advancements from the 2026 field program has generated additional copper-gold porphyry drilling targets at Coronation Lake and Clipper Brook which are permitted for their first drilling in over 50 years.

09/29/2026

The drill is loaded. Next stop, the heart of Moby Dick.

The clues started along the shores of Crippleback Lake, a man-made lake in central Newfoundland. Now they’re pointing us toward a new drill target beneath it.

In this clip from Episode 19, geologist Cody Orisko explains how our discovery holes, preliminary modelling and geophysics guided the team right toward the middle. ⚓

Now: a barge-mounted drill program to test the prospective heart of the Moby Dick copper-gold system.

The hunt continues!

🎥 Watch the full Episode 19: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMlZD_uAArE

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09/27/2026

Newfoundland & Labrador is now forecast to be the fastest-growing provincial economy in Canada in 2026, with TD Economics projecting 4.5% real GDP growth.

And resources are at the centre of it.

TD points directly to expanding mining activity, while the ramp-up of Equinox Gold’s Valentine Gold Mine is helping turn gold into a more meaningful contributor to the province’s economy.

For Pirate Gold, that story hits very close to home.

Our 100%-owned Treasure Island Project controls 92 km of the Valentine Lake Fault Zone, one of the major geological structures running through central Newfoundland.

On that same emerging belt:

⛏️ Valentine is now producing gold

🏴‍☠️ Pirate Gold controls a district-scale land package of more than 78,600 hectares

🥇 Moosehead has already delivered bonanza-grade gold, including 70.3 g/t Au over 9.05 m

🟠 And at Crippleback, the grassroots Moby Dick copper-gold discovery has returned 0.54% Cu Eq over 180.8 m, including 1.48% Cu Eq over 49.4 m

This is what an emerging mining district can look like.

First comes the geology.

Then the discoveries.

Then the mines, infrastructure, capital and economic impact begin to follow.

Newfoundland is no longer simply a place the mining industry is watching.

It is becoming a place the mining industry is building.

And Pirate Gold is exploring for the next major gold and copper-gold discoveries right in the middle of it.

The tide is rising in Newfoundland.

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Read the Financial Post article:
https://financialpost.com/news/economy/newfoundland-labrador-forecast-lead-growth-canada

Economists expect gaps to widen between provinces as tariffs, export bans and higher energy prices heighten the divide. Read on

09/18/2026

🏴‍☠️ THE PIRATE SHIP IS AFLOAT. DRILL’S LOADED. LET THE HUNT BEGIN.

We’re taking this treasure hunt offshore. Our pirate ship comes armed with a drill rig, and she’s headed onto Crippleback Lake to target the prospective core of the Moby Dick copper-gold discovery.

In this clip from Treasure Hunters Episode 19, watch the crew assemble the vessel, load our “cannon” and cast off. The shoreline gave us clues. Now it’s time to chase what lies beneath the lake.

“If Moby’s out there, we’re going to find him.”

All aboard. The hunt continues. 🏴‍☠️
👉 https://youtu.be/bMlZD_uAArE

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09/16/2026

🏴‍☠️ WHAT LIES BENEATH CRIPPLEBACK LAKE? Treasure Hunters Episode 19 is out now.

The shoreline gave us clues. Now we’re taking the drill onto Crippleback Lake.

Join Cody Orisko and Alicia Moning as the crew builds and launches a barge-mounted drill program to target the prospective core of the Moby Dick copper-gold system, guided by preliminary modelling and geophysics.

Our Board of Directors also heads into the field to see the scale of Crippleback firsthand. With multiple targets across the project, could there be a whole school of whales waiting to be found? 🐋

The barge is afloat. Time to find out what lies below.

🎬 Hoist the colours and watch Episode 19 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMlZD_uAArE

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Cast Off, Treasure Hunters!Crippleback has delivered some tantali...

09/14/2026

🏴‍☠️ MOBY DICK: THE HUNT TAKES TO THE WATER.

Copper-gold mineralization from the bedrock surface down to approximately 500 metres. Now the crew is preparing to take the hunt onto the water.

In this clip from Treasure Hunters Episode 18, Greg Matheson explains why the results at Crippleback have the team fired up and how the incoming barge will let us drill from the lake at Moby Dick. ⚓🐋

Hoist the colours. Bring on the barge.

🎥 Watch Episode 18: youtu.be/tIhp4RaQUxc

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09/08/2026

🏴‍☠️ Moby Dick left its mark. Now we’re following the clues.

In this clip from Treasure Hunters Episode 18, Greg Matheson breaks down the geological forces behind the hunt at Crippleback.

The crew’s interpretation? Highly acidic, sulphur-rich magmatic fluids helped create Moby Dick’s vast alteration halo, eating through the surrounding rock and depositing sulphide mineralization along the way. ⛏️

Multiple intrusions. Complex geology.

Hoist the colours and watch the full episode 👉 https://youtu.be/tIhp4RaQUxc?si=0-NvlKZ7V2PSMC20

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09/02/2026

Watch Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters Episode 18 Here: https://youtu.be/tIhp4RaQUxc

The hunt is moving into the heart of Moby Dick. The crew follows up on the grassroots copper-gold discovery with PGC-26-118, which returned 0.24% Cu Eq over 299.4m, including 0.43% Cu Eq over 56.5m.

VP Exploration Greg Matheson explains how the latest drilling expands the known volume of mineralized rock and what the growing alteration footprint reveals about the scale of the broader magmatic-hydrothermal system at Crippleback.

Three drills are now advancing distinct objectives: tracing the stronger mineralized core, defining the system’s margins and preparing to test new greenfields opportunities at Clipper Brook.

A Mobile MT survey is looking deeper into Crippleback, while a barge-mounted drill prepares to test the interpreted continuation of Moby Dick beneath Crippleback Lake.

The white whale is growing. Now the hunt moves beneath the lake.

Hoist the colours and watch Episode 18 👉 https://youtu.be/tIhp4RaQUxc

09/02/2026

NEWS | Pirate Gold Intersects 0.24% Cu Eq over 299.4m, Including 0.43% Cu Eq over 56.5m, at Moby Dick Discovery
Read the Full PR: https://ceo.ca//pirate-gold-intersects-024-cu-eq-over-2994m-including

◼️ PGC-26-118: Collared approximately 100m west of discovery holes PGC-26-058 and PGC-26-068, the hole intersected 0.24% Cu Eq over 299.4m from 12.6m downhole.

◼️ Higher-grade intervals: The broad interval includes 0.43% Cu Eq over 56.5m, including 0.52% Cu Eq over 35.6m, and a separate interval of 0.43% Cu Eq over 19.8m.

◼️ Mineralization continues at depth: PGC-26-118 re-entered copper-gold mineralization below a mafic d**e, returning 0.23% Cu Eq over 72.7m, including 0.33% Cu Eq over 37.0m.

◼️ Follow-up drilling: Assays are pending from 11 additional holes targeting Moby Dick, with visible chalcopyrite logged in eight holes.

◼️ Next phase underway: Barge drilling is preparing to test beneath Crippleback Lake, while MobileMT surveying is targeting the deeper potential across Crippleback.

◼️ Episode 18 of Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters now airing: https://youtu.be/tIhp4RaQUxc