Pasofino Gold Limited announced that it has received results from a further 12 holes drilled at the Tuzon deposit on the Dugbe Gold Project, in which the company has an option to earn a 49% economic interest (prior to the issuance of the Government of Liberia's 10% carried interest). Results may support gains to the current 2 Moz (Indicated) MRE at Tuzon. TDC177 is close to the southwest extent of the thick lower limb of mineralisation, also referred to as 'zone B' and so the intersection in this hole for this zone (71.0m at 1.50 g/t Au) confirms the extension of this quality zone. TDC086 is a further 80 m south of TDC177 and was a 2013 hole deepened by 177 m. The new part of the hole intersected 51.2m at 1.08 g/t from 368.3m downhole confirming the extension of the thick hinge of zone B mineralization southwards, leaving it open for further expansion. TDC190 is an 'infill hole' but with intersections that are better than the thickness and grades of the previous block model at this position. The results from these 12 holes, and the other recently reported infill and step-out holes may support gains to the Tuzon MRE based on the 'stacked' and thick intersections including broad zones of >2 g/t Au. Work on the updated MRE for Tuzon by SRK Consulting (UK) Limited commenced and is expected to be reported early October, along with the updated MRE for the nearby Dugbe F deposit. Opportunities for further expansion of the deposit are apparent: an obvious drill target evident on the southeast 'limb' of the fold south of line 1120N is a continuation of the zone intersected in recently reported TDC186 (17.3 m at 2.70 g/t). And the thick hinge zone as intersected by TDC177 (71.0m at 1.50 g/t from 318m downhole) and TDC086 needs further drilling to follow it southward along strike. Trenching program to test gold in soil trend on strike of Tuzon: The trenching program is nearing completion, 5 of 7 trenches are complete and the first batch of samples is at the laboratory. Trenches are on the 'Tuzon South' and 'Dugbe Shear Zone' targets to follow-up on encouraging 'first-pass' trench results reported in May 2021. These targets are on a 6 km long trend defined by soil anomalism extending southwest on strike from Tuzon. Drilling is planned for third quarter/fourth quarter to test the best trench results. The Tuzon Deposit and Recent Drilling: The deposit footprint is 1.7 km long with an average width of 250 to 300 m, in plan view. Parts of the mineralized layer outcrop for the full length of the deposit. The depth to the base of the mineralized zone ranges from just below surface to over 400 m in the south reflecting the steady plunge of the controlling fold structure. As at the nearby Dugbe F deposit, the host-rock is orthopyroxene gneiss with increased sulphide content (visible pyrrhotite, arsenopyrite and pyrite). At Tuzon the layer has been repeatedly folded and is interpreted to be a large synform which plunges to the southwest at approximately 20 degrees. The mineralized layer is thickened on certain parts of the fold limbs and around the recumbent lower-most fold hinge. The northern limb is referred to as 'zone A' and the southern limb of the fold and the hinge of the synform are referred to as 'zone B'. Zone B is higher grade than zone A with an average of 1.7 g/t gold. A total of approximately 35,500 m of core drilling was completed by Hummingbird Resources between 2011 and 2014 in support of the current MRE which has an Indicated MRE of 41.9 Mt with an average grade of 1.51 g/t Au and contained gold of 2.03 M ounces. The current Inferred MRE is 10.4 Mt with an average grade of 1.31 g/t Au and contained gold of 0.44 M ounces.