Titan Minerals Limited has revealed promising exploration progress at its Dynasty Gold Project. Recent mapping and surface trenching at the Iguana prospect have extended known mineralisation up to 800 meters beyond the currently defined resource. Notable trench results include intercepts such as 2.0 meters at 5.0 grams per tonne gold and 5.9 grams per tonne silver, along with 3.4 meters at 2.0 g/t gold and 10.0 g/t silver. These results, along with additional trench intercepts featuring moderate grades, mark significant progress in uncovering new areas of mineralisation that had not been previously drilled. The company’s exploration efforts are multifaceted. Alongside trenching, recent diamond drilling in previously unexplored zones at Iguana east has returned promising results with higher-grade gold and silver intercepts, strengthening confidence in the project’s potential. At the Cerro Verde prospect—a key zone contributing almost two-thirds of the project’s gold resource—drilling has now defined mineralisation from the surface down to approximately 400 meters. Work continues with an extensive campaign of resource conversion and extension drilling aimed at refining the deposit model and enhancing resource confidence. In addition to core drilling programs, Titan Minerals Limited has initiated a 920-line kilometer Mobile Magneto-Telluric (MMT) geophysical survey over the 9-kilometer-long corridor. The survey is designed to detect large-scale structures and alteration zones that could host further epithermal gold systems and associated porphyry copper mineralisation. Moreover, ongoing reconnaissance mapping and trenching, particularly near Cerro Verde and Iguana, are expected to yield further results in the coming weeks, which could support a comprehensive resource update. Market sentiment is mixed based on the recent developments. Bullish investors might point to the extended mineralisation zones, the discovery of high value intercepts in previously untested areas, and the robust, multi-pronged exploration strategy. These factors suggest a tangible potential for significant resource growth and support future mine planning and scoping studies. On the other hand, bearish views may highlight the inherent risks associated with early-stage exploration, where results are subject to further verification and the overall scale of the deposit remains to be fully delineated. Additionally, forward-looking statements and extended drilling targets mean that uncertainties persist, and the ultimate economic viability of the project will be confirmed only through subsequent detailed studies.