Millennial Precious Metals Corp. provided results from the ongoing resource conversion and exploration drill program currently being conducted at its Mountain View project located in Nevada, USA, as a part of the fully funded 20,000m maiden drill program. The 2021 Phase 1 Mountain View drill program consists of 30 holes, totaling 7,250m. Millennial expects to continue to release drill results from the program every month. MVCD-0013 returned an intercept of 0.32 g/t oxide Au over164.6m including intercepts of 0.94 g/t Au over 21.3m and 0.90 g/t Au over 27.6m. Mineralization is characterized by the disseminated oxide portion of the deposit hosted by flow-banded rhyolite; Higher-grade zones are present at the top of the hole near surface and extend approximately 40m past the current pit shell; MVCD-0013 was designed to convert resources within the current block model from Inferred to Indicated in support of the updated mineral resource and PEA in 2022; MVCD-0013 was successful in infilling the block model to aid in resource conversion; Consistent with previous observations, mineralized rhyolite at Mountain View is situated directly below the alluvium, which is composed of sand, gravels and boulders as seen in Figure 5. As a result, it is expected that pre-stripping for open-pit mining will not require conventional drilling and blasting, potentially reducing mining costs. MVCD-0008, MVCD-0010, MVCD-0011, and MVCD-0012 holes were drilled within the northeastern, lower grade portion of the current pit shell. Mineralization is characterized by the disseminated oxide portion of the deposit hosted by flow-banded rhyolite; Drill holes were designed to convert resources within the current block model and for metallurgical work on the lower grade zones; MVCD-0008, MVCD-0010, MVCD-0011, MVCD-0012 were all successful in infilling the block model to aid in resource conversion. MVCD-0010 mineralization extended 24m beyond the current pit shell; MVCD-0012 mineralization extended 92m beyond the current pit shell.