Viscount Mining launches tungsten evaluation program at Cherry Creek project in Nevada

• Viscount Mining launched a staged tungsten evaluation at its wholly owned Cherry Creek project in White Pine County, Nevada, aiming to define drill-ready targets.
• Program uses a newly compiled geochemical database of more than 5,000 rock and soil samples to map and rank tungsten anomalies across multiple zones.
• Rock sampling showed tungsten up to 10,000 ppm; soils reached 400 ppm, with higher values clustering near historic workings including the past-producing Ticup mine.
• Work plan includes data synthesis, infill sampling, ground geophysics, trenching, and channel sampling to support a maiden drill program.
• Treasury boosted by gross proceeds of $4.67 million from the exercise of 15,576,666 warrants, following a $5.6 million financing closed March 10, 2026.

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