Cerrado Gold announced the results from a further twenty-five drill holes (totalling 1,208 m) from its ongoing 12,000-metre exploration drill program at its Minera Don Nicolás Project ("Minera Don Nicolás" or the "MDN Project") located in Santa Cruz province, Argentina. Reported diamond drill holes were collared at the Esperanza/Rocio and Chulengo targets. The focus for the current 12,000-metre district exploration program is to delineate new, high grade, mineralized zones and increase the confidence of near surface mineralization in the proximity of Cerrado's mining operations: La Paloma and Martinetas pits. Results reported now correspond mainly to infill drilling of shallow areas in two satellite zones adjacent to the Paloma Pit. New inhouse modeled zone geometry and gold grade distribution are being assessed by the mine planning team for conversion of resources and mine sequence planning. The 2021 exploration drill program at the Minera Don Nicolás Project commenced on February 5th and has initially targeted areas within the Paloma area and the adjacent Paula-Andrea Area, including: Baritina, Chulengo, Atenea, Esperanza and Rocio. Results from the first two target areas were released in May of 2021. The drill results reported in this release include all lab certificates received as July 24th,2021, and represent complete assays for eleven holes from Esperanza/Rocio, and fourteen holes from the Chulengo and adjacent NW corridor target. The near mine exploration program at Minera Don Nicolas is comprised of 12,000 metres of diamond drilling. As July 27th, 8,336.70 meters have been completed. The initial areas of focus for the program follows mainly exploration targets in the La Paloma and adjacent areas (e.g., Esperanza/Rocio, Baritina, Chulengo and Araña targets). These areas ranked as high priority targets, and some of them were partially included in the Resource Inventory, summarized in the property technical report completed by SRK filed in August 2020. Drilling in the La Paloma adjacent areas was completed in early July. The diamond rigs have been mobilized to the Martinetas area. As is the case in La Paloma, drilling priorities in Martinetas consider the proximity and economic viability of the different targets in the proximity of the Cerro Oro and Coyote Pits. Esperanza/Rocio Vein: The Esperanza veins are part of the La Paloma system characterized by discrete narrow, arcuate, steeply dipping quartz breccia veins. The most notable structure within this system is the Sulfuro vein currently being mined by Cerrado. Esperanza is located west of Sulfuro, the northern segment of the 1km continuous strike vein was shallowly mined prior to Cerrado acquisition of Minera Don Nicolas. 2021 drilling at Esperanza/Rocio focused on shallow levels along the southern zone of the vein system. The Esperanza vein system dips 75 degrees to the east (toward the Sulfuro vein) and has an average thickness of 0.3m to 6m. The eleven holes disclosed here, totalling 694.5 meters targeted two subvertical high grade shoots that are related to: a structure coalesce (Esperranza/Rocio: North shoot), and internal geometry of the Esperanza structure (South Shoot), where Au interpolated over the vein surfaces show the tenor and extent of these subvertical shoots. Notably, results of holes ESP-21-59 (22.42 g/t Au over 4.57 m) and ESP-21-60 (7.69 g/t Au over 4.85 m) define the shallow expression of the southern shoot along the Esperanza Vein. These results are very encouraging in terms of possible extent of the potential open pit that has been preliminary designed over these structures. Revised model will be used to reassess pit geometry. The Chulengo target area is located 3.5 km to the Southeast of the Paloma Pit. The current resource estimate in Chulengo includes 7,084 oz of inferred resources. Fourteen shallow diamond drill holes totalling 514 meters were completed in Chulengo between June and July in addition to four holes completed earlier this year (results reported in early July). The drilling footprint has now been extended and spacing has been narrowed to less than 20 m providing the base for better confidence and resource extension. In house modelling is underway and preliminary results show eight discrete breccia/fault structures with strike length continuity between 40 and 150 meters. Mineralization is characterized by silica-sulfide cemented hydrothermal breccias and ledges with vuggy silica textures infilled by sulfides (oxides) and controlled by ENE-WSW to E-W faults dipping to the north. Also, the mineralization shows a lithological control forming dissemination and fine veinlets/stockworks in permeable lithologies. Along the fault zones in localized structural domains that reflect preferential openings there is better continuity of gold mineralization hosted by hydrothermal breccias with quartz and sulfides matrix. These domains provide better vertical extent. Notable results reported in this release from Chulengo are 4.23 g/t over 9.62 meters in hole PA-D21-71 starting at 11.60 m and 49.22 g/t gold over 2.25 meters starting at 13.50 m in hole PA-D21-81. The latter intercept is located at the eastern extent of the current drilling at the easternmost vein identified in Chulengo. This result warrants further trenching and possible drilling follow up to determine the extent of the high-grade domain. Additional trenching and drilling are being planned to follow up on this high grade intersection.