Goliath Resources Limited said drilling has expanded the Golden Gate and Bonanza zones at its 100%-owned Golddigger Property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. Golden Gate grew by 160 meters to the northeast, following a previously reported 320-meter expansion, bringing its 2026 expansion to 480 meters on the northeastern side and 540 meters on the southwestern side of the Surebet system, or 1,020 meters in total. Its mineralized footprint is now 1.17 square kilometers, up 38% from 0.85 square kilometers before the 2026 drilling program. Bonanza expanded by 160 meters to the northeast after a previously reported 750-meter southwestern expansion, for 910 meters added in 2026. Its footprint reached 1.51 square kilometers, a 19% increase from 1.27 square kilometers. Both zones remain open for expansion and assays are pending. The Surebet system now covers 2.01 square kilometers, 12% larger than the 1.8-square-kilometer footprint defined before the 2026 season. Visible gold has been reported in multiple veins and shear zones in either 33 or 34 of the 59 holes drilled in 2026, reflecting differing figures in the release, while all completed 2026 holes intersected quartz-sulphide mineralization. The fully funded program is designed to total about 50,000 meters using seven drill rigs and includes lateral and depth expansion, testing of additional lodes and veins, and exploration for a magmatic gold feeder source.