Vancouver – October 21, 2026 -- Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. (CSE: NOP) reported that drill hole MM26-12 intersected 37.4 metres (94.2 feet) of the target Meade Peak Member, extending the confirmed strike of the target zone to more than 3.5 kilometres (2.2 miles).
MM26-12 sits 200 metres southwest of MM26-11 along trend
The hole lies roughly 200 metres (656 feet) further southwest along trend from MM26-11. It is the company's western-most hole drilled to date. Core logging noted oolitic zones typical of the Upper Phosphate Zone.
The company has not yet confirmed the true thickness or phosphate content of the Upper Phosphatic Zone. Both depend on assay results, which are pending. The 37.4-metre figure is an intersection length, not a grade or resource estimate.
Management says drilling productivity has improved
CEO Robin Dow said the hole increases drilling production and that the longer strike length marks continued progress in de-risking the company's geological model. Director and Qualified Person Garry Smith, P.Geo., said drilling productivity has improved steadily and that MM26-12 was completed without significant complications.
Project targets an organic-certifiable sedimentary phosphate bed in Nevada
NOP's rock phosphate bed in northeast Nevada is 6.6 kilometres long. Additional applications extend the potential strike to more than 30 kilometres. The company believes it is the only known large-scale organic-certifiable sedimentary phosphate project in North America. The property sits close to the main highway to Montello/Elko, Nevada, and to a rail head serving California and the East Coast.
Smith reviewed and approved the technical information under National Instrument 43-101. The release also lists proposed drill pad locations, with coordinates in UTM NAD83.