Dart Mining NL has provided an in‐depth update on its ongoing drilling program at the Triumph Gold Project in Queensland. The program has now intersected multiple new zones of gold mineralisation and expanded the known resource footprint, with several drill holes returning robust intercepts of gold combined with silver and zinc. Notable assay results include intercepts such as 10.5 meters averaging around 2.63 g/t gold and other shorter intersections reporting grades in excess of 18 g/t gold. These outcomes, combined with detailed cross‐section interpretations and geophysical mapping, support the notion that the mineralised system consists of a series of stacked, discrete lode zones extending along both the New Constitution and South Constitution structures. The technical report demonstrates a thorough approach to exploration, with over 1,900 meters of diamond drilling completed and stringent QA/QC protocols confirmed by comprehensive assay data. The high‐grade near-surface intercepts, along with the detection of additional parallel lodes, underline the potential to upgrade parts of the current inferred resource into an indicated category. This finding is particularly significant in the context of economic studies and extraction scenarios, as improved resource classifications would enhance the project's open pit and potentially underground mining prospects. The extensive drill hole summary and associated cross-sectional diagrams lend credibility to the geological model, which highlights quartz–sulphide vein systems hosted within Norton Tonalite intrusions. The presence of pathfinder elements such as arsenic, along with typical alteration halos, further strengthens the confidence in the exploration model. Dart Mining NL’s planned next steps include further drilling to expand the resource along strike and at depth, the announcement of an updated Exploration Target in the next quarter, and continued assessment of bulk tonnage extension targets. Investor sentiment may be divided. On the bullish side, the discovery of additional high-grade lodes and near-surface mineralisation is a positive indicator for resource upgrade and potential economic viability. The strong technical data and clear commitment to expanding the drilling program suggest that Dart Mining NL is well positioned to unlock further value from the Triumph project. Conversely, the inherent risks of early-stage exploration remain, with the challenge of converting these promising results into an economic mine plan still ahead. This uncertainty, coupled with the high variability that often accompanies drill results, could temper expectations until further drilling confirms resource continuity and scalability.