Torque Metals Limited has reported striking new drill results from its Paris Gold Project in Western Australia. The latest program has extended the known high‐grade mineralisation along strike by approximately 240 metres west of the existing resource. One drill hole (25PRC206) returned a 12‐metre interval averaging 12.49 g/t gold from 495 metres depth, including a notable 5‐metre section grading 27.93 g/t gold. This high-grade intercept lies within a broader 44-metre mineralised zone averaging 3.75 g/t gold at shallower depths. An earlier drill hole (24PDD001) confirmed the presence of significant gold with 16 metres averaging 7.95 g/t gold. The company’s utilization of down hole electromagnetics (DHEM) has been validated by these technical intercepts, as the surveys also identified strong vertical conductor plates—one measuring 100 by 50 metres—which indicate further potential extensions beyond the current drilling footprint. The exploration strategy, detailed by Torque’s Managing Director Cristian Moreno and newly appointed Chair Evan Cranston, emphasizes the effectiveness of DHEM as an “X-ray” of the ground. This method has guided the team to target mineralisation with high confidence, and the recent intercepts, rich in pyrrhotite-associated sulphides, underscore the continuity of mineralisation both in depth and along strike. In order to test the system’s limits, a diamond drill rig has now been mobilised to extend the current holes deeper since reverse circulation rigs have reached their depth capacity. Alongside planned further RC drilling, this approach is set to refine the geometry of the mineralised zone while exploring lateral extensions. The news is seen in a bullish light by many market watchers. The robust high-grade intercepts and the expanded strike length reinforce the potential for significant resource growth, building on the current Mineral Resource Estimate of 250,000 ounces at around 3.1 g/t gold. The deployment of advanced geophysical techniques combined with immediate follow-up drilling suggests Torque Metals Limited is well-positioned to unlock additional value at the Paris Project. Conversely, a bearish perspective might stress the inherent risks of exploration, noting that the mineralisation remains open at depth and further diamond drilling will be required to fully delineate the system. Investors may also be cautious about the technical challenges in translating promising high-grade intercepts to a higher confidence resource, especially in an underexplored greenstone belt where historical efforts have been limited. Overall, these developments represent a significant technical step forward for Torque Metals Limited and underscore the risks and rewards typical of exploration ventures in politically stable, mining-friendly regions.