The exploration team conducted property-wide reconnaissance, prioritizing lithological mapping and structural analysis to better understand the mineral endowment. Fieldwork confirmed that the area is dominated by medium-grained granite with local alaskite dykes, which are historically linked to the project's copper, molybdenum, gold, and uranium anomalies. Of particular interest is a newly identified, undocumented gossanous outcrop south of the Jessie showing, where intense sericite and limonite alteration suggests potential for further mineralization.

Purecore CEO Peter Berdusco noted that the identification of alteration zones outside of known historical sites provides fresh targets for upcoming campaigns. Future work will center on north-south trending shear zones identified during the mapping phase. Beyond field operations, the company has secured new media and digital marketing agreements with Mining.com.au and SmartIR Marketing Ltd. to bolster investor awareness, committing to long-term content and brand infrastructure development. The technical findings from the 2026 program were verified by independent geologist Ali Wasiliew.