Quimbaya Gold Inc. completed six holes totaling 2,927.9 meters at the Tahami Center project in Segovia, Antioquia, Colombia, as part of a planned 5,000-meter program. All six holes intersected the copper-molybdenum porphyry system modeled from surface mapping and three-dimensional magnetic inversion. Hole TCDH-006 intersected approximately 563 meters of potassic alteration from 96 meters to its 658.85-meter end depth, including 150 meters of the principal intramineral porphyry. The company logged up to 50 to 60 quartz, chalcopyrite and molybdenite veinlets per meter of core, but emphasized that the observations are visual, the intervals are not assay intervals, and no grades or mineralized intervals have been established. Assay results from the initial six holes are expected in late September or October 2026.