American Pacific Mining Corp. provided a project update, including 2024 exploration plans, for its 100%-owned high-grade Madison Copper-Gold (?Cu-Au?) Project located in Madison County, Montana. The 2024 exploration program will include a near-mine, 1,350 metre (?m?), five-hole Phase I diamond drilling program, a planned Phase II regional drill program, detailed scientific groundwork, incorporation of the newly acquired data and year-end mineral inventory modeling.

The Company's Phase I program has been designed to include drillholes within the skarn that will aim to confirm and extend mineralization encountered in historical drilling (C05-06: 14.69 m of 12.10 g/t Au and further downhole 61.63 m of 6.97% Cu. 2024 Program Summary and Objectives: Exploration of highly prospective untested target areas identified through the compilation of substantial historical and recent data. Phase I drill program will commence this spring, consisting of five diamond drill holes for total of 1,350 m, concentrating on the near-deposit area, allowing the Company to gain valuable data regarding rock densities and mineralization-type tonnages, and the extent of the high-grade Cu-Au mineralization adjacent to previous mine workings.

Detailed mapping, building on previously completed work, to refine deeper regional Phase II drill targets, including the western portion of the property which contains historical, undrilled gold values of up to 48.5 grams per tonne (?g/t?) Au, which the Company believes represents leakage from a buried intrusive heat source. Phase II drill program will include new regional discovery drilling as well as follow up on successes from the near-deposit drilling in Phase I.