Blue Moon Advances Four Core Assets with Comprehensive 40,000 Meter 2026 Infill and Step-Out Drilling Programs

Blue Moon Advances Four Core Assets with Comprehensive 40,000 Meter 2026 Infill and Step-Out Drilling Programs News provided by Blue Moon Metals Feb 11, 2026, 17:01 ET Share this article Share to X Share this article Share to X TORONTO , Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Blue Moon Metals Inc. (" Blue Moon " or the " Company ") (TSXV: MOON) (NASDAQ: BMM ), is pleased to provide an update on its planned 2026 drilling activities, comprising underground and surface infill and step-out drilling across its four projects in the United States and Norway, including a drill program at the Springer Tungsten Mine. The programs are intended to support ongoing geological evaluation and project advancement. The VP Exploration of Blue Moon, Theodore Veligrakis stated: Continue Reading Figure 1.1 Plan view of the Nussir Project showing the projected underground mine design and planned exploration decline (left), and cross-section A–A′ illustrating the current resource block model, historical and planned drillholes, and projected underground development (right). (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) Figure 1.2 Plan view of the project area showing BLM and Blue Moon Metals property boundaries, historical and planned surface and underground drillholes, and the location of the exploration decline (left). Cross-section C–C’ (right) illustrating the Blue Moon mineral resource outline, selected drill intercepts, underground and surface drilling. (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) Figure 1.3 Longitudinal section along the mineralized zone (looking east) illustrating the distribution of precious and base metals and a consistent high-grade extension to the NW. (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) Figure 1.4 Interpreted model of the current estimation from the Rupsi deposit and the proposed underground drilling program. The blue dashed line is the existing Rupsi tunnel, and the green is the permitted extension. (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) Figure 1.5 Interpreted model of the current estimation from the Sagmo mineralized system and the proposed initial underground drilling program. The thick dark grey dashed line is the existing Avilon tunnel. (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) Figure 1.6 Longitudinal section (looking east) along the Sutton I & II tungsten-rich mineralized zones, including the Sutton II mine shaft and the historical mining levels. (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals) View PDF Blue Moon Advances Four Core Assets with Comprehensive 40,000 Meter 2026 Infill and Step-Out Drilling Programs (CNW Group/Blue Moon Metals)