Recent Insider Transactions • Jul 13
Independent Chairman of the Board recently bought CA$65k worth of stock On the 8th of July, Michael Kosowan bought around 140k shares on-market at roughly CA$0.46 per share. This transaction amounted to less than 1% of their direct individual holding at the time of the trade. In the last 3 months, they made an even bigger purchase worth CA$93k. Michael has been a buyer over the last 12 months, purchasing a net total of CA$325k worth in shares. Recent Insider Transactions • Jul 12
Independent Chairman of the Board recently bought CA$65k worth of stock On the 8th of July, Michael Kosowan bought around 140k shares on-market at roughly CA$0.46 per share. This transaction amounted to less than 1% of their direct individual holding at the time of the trade. In the last 3 months, they made an even bigger purchase worth CA$93k. Michael has been a buyer over the last 12 months, purchasing a net total of CA$325k worth in shares. Announcement • Jun 30
Tdg Gold Corp Mobilizes Regional Exploration Program Northwest of Aurora Complex TDG Gold Corp. had announced a major CAD 2.2 million regional exploration program focused northwest of the recently discovered Aurora Complex. The program will systematically evaluate a 15 km-long structural corridor northwest of the Aurora Complex that hosts numerous untested copper-gold and epithermal gold-silver targets identified through historical exploration and TDG's recent geological compilation. The 2026 program will consist of approximately 55 line-kilometres of direct-current induced polarization geophysics and a property-wide, systematic, grid-based 2,000-sample regional soil geochemical survey. The program is designed to methodically evaluate a highly prospective but historically underexplored structural corridor extending 15 kilometres northwest of the Aurora Complex and north of TDG’s existing Shasta epithermal gold-silver mineral resource. This area has the potential to host both near-surface epithermal gold-silver targets and Aurora Complex-style copper-gold targets within 300-400 metres of surface. The program will also include work in the immediate Shasta area, where TDG will evaluate opportunities to expand mineralization at depth and in the vicinity of the existing mineral resource. The objective of the 2026 program is to collect the technical information required to design capital-efficient drill programs for the 2027 exploration season. Mobilization for the 2026 work is underway, with camp opening activities commenced and geophysical crews expected on site during the second week of July. The program is expected to continue throughout the summer field season. Since 2022, TDG has progressively assembled geological, geochemical and geophysical datasets that have consistently strengthened its interpretation of a northwest-trending structural corridor prospective for copper-gold porphyry and epithermal mineralization. The 2025 Aurora discovery at the southeastern end of this corridor provides additional support for the Company's interpretation that systematic evaluation of the remaining corridor is warranted. The area under investigation forms part of a fertile, approximately 15-kilometre structural corridor that includes a series of target areas extending northwest from the Aurora Complex through the broader Shasta-Newberry trend and beyond. The 2026 program will combine DCIP geophysics and grid-based B-horizon soil sampling to evaluate these targets with a consistent, district-scale approach. The DCIP survey will help TDG investigate beneath surface cover for potential sulphide minerals, alteration zones, silicified rocks and buried structures, while the soil program will provide systematic geochemical coverage across areas that have only been intermittently and sporadically explored. Once completed, the new data will be integrated with existing mapping, sampling and geophysical datasets to refine TDG’s target ranking matrix and support the design of capital-efficient drill programs for 2027. The current primary targets scheduled for systematic evaluation during the 2026 field season are summarized below. Primary Shasta: Potential extensions to existing mineralization identified. Primary Trident: Highest-ranked porphyry/epithermal target thus far, based on geochemistry, geophysics and geology. Primary North Quartz: Historic drilling under-assayed potential porphyry target with supporting geochemistry and geophysics. Primary Black Gossan: Large untested magnetic anomaly, surface alteration, with limited soil sampling. Primary Newberry: Undrilled multi-element soil and rock anomaly directly on trend with Shasta. Pipeline South Shasta: Emerging targets from 2025 studies. Shasta is TDG’s existing mineral resource area located ~800 metres west of the Aurora Complex and remains an important target for potential expansion. The 2026 program will evaluate opportunities to extend mineralization at depth and in the immediate vicinity of the current resource, where additional geological, geochemical and geophysical work may help refine future drill targeting. This work is intended to support the design of efficient 2027 drill programs focused on resource growth and nearby extensions. Trident is TDG’s highest-ranked target outside Shasta and is interpreted as a possible epithermal gold-silver and/or porphyry-style copper-gold target. It is located along the structural corridor and is marked by a visible gossan, altered rocks, a magnetic feature and encouraging copper-molybdenum-bismuth-tellurium geochemistry. The 2026 work is designed to determine whether these surface indications connect to a larger mineralized system below surface. North Quartz is a porphyry-epithermal target with historical evidence of quartz-pyrite veining and a broad multi-metal soil anomaly. Historical drilling intersected widespread veining and alteration, but only a limited amount of the historical core was assayed, meaning the target remains under-evaluated. The planned surveys are expected to help determine whether North Quartz represents a larger system than previously tested. Black Gossan is a structurally controlled gossan where historical drilling encountered porphyry-style alteration and intrusive rocks. The target is associated with a roughly 500 metre by 500 metre magnetic anomaly, much of which remains untested. TDG believes additional geophysics and soil sampling may help determine whether Black Gossan is the exposed edge of a larger concealed hydrothermal system. Newberry is an undrilled target with overlapping gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc and pathfinder element anomalies. Historical mapping and geophysics suggest the possibility of an intrusive body or silicified zone beneath the target area. TDG views Newberry as a potential Shasta-style or polymetallic epithermal target that requires systematic modern follow-up. South Shasta is a regional pipeline target located south of the Shasta resource along the broader Baker-Shasta-Newberry trend. 
