Pivotal Metals Limited has advanced its exploration program in Canada with a high-resolution magnetic survey that has expanded the target area at its Lorraine project. The new data, collected via a drone on 35‐meter spaced lines at an average altitude of 31 meters, has extended the high‐grade gold and copper corridor and identified new structural features that suggest the potential for additional high-grade Au and Cu–Ni–PGM mineralisation. Historic trenches and underground records, including an impressive channel sample of 28 meters at 45 g/t Au, have been confirmed and provide a strong framework for further exploration along emerging eastern trends and prospective gabbroic intrusions. The expanded survey area forms part of the Belleterre–Angliers Greenstone Belt projects in Quebec, where Pivotal Metals is simultaneously advancing work on multiple exploration targets. Past episodes have delineated sizeable high-grade copper-nickel deposits, with notable intercepts at Midrim-Alotta and evidence of a major, regionally extensive mineralising system. The company’s integrated dataset—merging new 2025 magnetic survey results with previous high-resolution data from 2023—has enhanced the geological understanding of the terrain, supporting the strategy of vectoring off known discoveries into unexplored corridors. Planned field activities for July, including mapping, sampling, and targeted surface geophysics (such as EM surveys), are expected to refine drill targeting and potentially unlock further discoveries. In addition to the Lorraine project developments, Pivotal Metals’ flagship Horden Lake property recently reported an updated JORC-compliant mineral resource estimate. With a resource of 37 million tonnes at 1.1% CuEq, the property already hosts a range of base metals and precious metals, underscoring the company’s commitment to building a robust exploration pipeline in one of the world’s most prolific mining districts. The mature infrastructure of the region—characterised by extensive road and rail networks, established milling facilities, and competitive power costs—further enhances the economic attractiveness of the entire portfolio. A bullish sentiment arises from the company’s proactive exploration strategy and encouraging technical indicators. The extension of the high-grade corridor at Lorraine, coupled with precise, high-resolution geophysical data and integration of historic production trends, suggests significant upside potential. Moreover, the favourable geologic setting within the acclaimed Greenstone Belt and proximity to major mining centers add credibility to the company’s near-term drilling and discovery potential. Conversely, a bearish outlook might emphasize the inherent risks of exploration in under-drilled regions. Despite promising survey results and historic high-grade intercepts, the success of upcoming drilling campaigns remains uncertain. The forward-looking nature of these developments means that investors must await further confirmation through field results before substantial value materialises, while market volatility and exploration risks could impact near-term performance.