Quimbaya Gold Inc. said all six holes drilled at Tahami Center, part of its Tahami Project in Segovia, Antioquia, Colombia, intersected the copper-molybdenum porphyry system modeled from surface mapping and three-dimensional magnetic inversion. The completed drilling totaled 2,927.9 meters of a planned 5,000-meter program. Hole TCDH-006 intersected potassic alteration, a high-temperature mineral alteration assemblage, across approximately 563 meters from 96 meters to its 658.85-meter end depth, including 150 meters of the principal intramineral porphyry between 294 and 444.40 meters. The company logged as many as 50 to 60 quartz, chalcopyrite and molybdenite veinlets per meter of core, but stressed that all mineral identifications and estimates are visual, the reported intervals are not assay intervals, and no grades or mineralized intervals have been established. TCDH-007 has been collared about 410 meters northeast of TCDH-006 and is planned to reach 300 meters. Assay results from the initial six holes are expected in late September or October 2026.