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Work to Commence at Barb Gold Project

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Gunsynd to commence 24-day field campaign at Barb Gold Project in Canada by end September 2025.

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Gunsynd (AIM: GUN) is pleased to provide an update in relation to Barb Gold Project in Canada (the "Project"), in which the Company has a 100% legal and beneficial interest.

Gunsynd has engaged the services of 10148942 Manitoba Limited O/A Critical Discoveries ("Critical Discoveries") for a circa 24-day field campaign. The proposed work plan is necessary to step into a subsequent drill program. The campaign is scheduled to begin by end of September 2025.

The exploration campaign will include:

  • Rock grab samples
  • Reconnaissance mapping
  • Sample descriptions, location data, and photo documentation
  • Delivery of GIS-compatible mapping files and interpreted technical report

After program work will include:

  • Assessment Report and Data Compilation
  • Assay Certificates - Original lab results
  • Follow up - data analysis and diamond drillhole targeting.

Hamish Harris, Director of Gunsynd, commented:

"It is pleasing to announce another field program on top of the recent Bear Twit update announcement. Even more so in the case of the Barb Gold Project where we anticipate this will allow the operator to identify drill targets for a potential upcoming campaign. With the Barb Gold Project being located in Manitoba, Canada, it has all year round access to the claims and therefore it should be possible to expedite work at the Barb project. Thus, we foresee Barb as being a priority in its upcoming work schedule over the next year or so."

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