Geomorphic AI Offers Multi-Metal Kiuri District in Sweden for Joint Venture - 18.7 g/t Au Boulders, Drill Hits of 2.65% Cu with 6.6 g/t Au and 110 g/t Ag

Vancouver, British Columbia and Stockholm, Sweden--(Newsfile Corp. - September 11, 2026) - Geomorphic AI (" Geomorphic " or the " Company "), an AI-driven minerals prospect generator, is pleased to announce that it is offering the Kiuri District (" Kiuri " or the " Project ") in Norrbotten, northern Sweden, for joint venture. Kiuri is a district-scale, multi-metal exploration project at Tjåmotis in Jokkmokk municipality, about 105 km west of Boliden's Aitik copper-gold mine, with documented gold, copper-gold and silver-lead-zinc mineralisation. Geomorphic has assembled a comprehensive historical data package and identified search corridors for systematic exploration. The Company is now seeking an operating partner to advance the Project. The Project covers 29,125 hectares under three exploration permits held by a Geomorphic affiliate. Silver has been known here since at least 1732, when Linnaeus recorded the newly opened Kiuriwari silver mine. Of the district's 197 SGU borehole records, 185 are dated from 1981 to 1986 and 12 are undated. The dated drilling was largely undertaken by an LKAB-led joint venture with Svenska BP Mineral and Jokkmokk Mineral under Sweden's state-supported exploration programme, which found the gold boulders and drilled the copper-gold and silver-lead-zinc zones in Palaeoproterozoic volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The fourth Tjåmotis exploration phase ended on December 31, 1986, and no later bedrock drilling is recorded in SGU's borehole database. Importantly, historic drilling tested the district only at shallow depths and over a small fraction of its area. The source of the 1985 gold boulders has never been found, and several of the drilled zones were never closed off, leaving the district open for systematic exploration. Geomorphic AI VP of Business Development, Jeff Phillips said, " Gold boulders grading up to 18.7 g/t were found at Kiuri in 1985, and nobody has found where they came from. Around them are drilled copper-gold and silver-zinc zones where work stopped in 1986, and more than 90 percent of the district has never had a drill hole within 500 metres. That is exactly the kind of ground where systematic mapping, till geochemistry and ground geophysics can find what the first round of drilling missed. We want a partner to explore the whole district with us, starting at surface. " PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Gold boulders, source never found: two side-by-side boulders of magnetite banded with arsenopyrite and sphalerite, grading up to 18.7 g/t Au, the larger weighing about 500 kg, were found in 1985 on the margin of the Tjåmotis granite. Heavy-mineral till 0.5 km east of the find returned 310-510 ppb Au. Copper-gold: at Tallberget, hole TAL-1 cut 3.0 m at 1.59% Cu and 2.3 g/t Au from 60 m, including 1.0 m at 2.65% Cu and 6.6 g/t Au, and two surface grab samples returned 11.2 g/t Au with 1.8% Cu and 9.8 g/t Au with 1.5% Cu. At Tjäula, a gently dipping copper-cobalt-molybdenum-gold zone 3-5 m thick, grading 0.5-1% Cu in the 1984 holes, was traced by drilling for more than 700 m and never closed off. Silver-lead-zinc, drilled and open: KIU-7 returned 3.0 m at 110 g/t Ag, 1.98% Pb and 2.94% Zn from 90 m, and drilling at Rassåive returned silver to 275 g/t in narrow sections in nearly all of 20 holes over 4 km of strike. At Rassåive West a historic estimate of about 360,000 tonnes at 4% Zn was never delimited. A 1983 flotation test made a 1,825 g/t Ag concentrate at 81% recovery. The district is barely tested: SGU maps 197 historic borehole records across the district. Of these, 185 are dated 1981-1986 and 12 are undated. For the 180 records with sufficient depth and dip data, the median vertical reach is about 60 m, and 91% of the district lies more than 500 m from any mapped borehole collar. Location and infrastructure: Norrbotten, Sweden's principal mining county and home to the Aitik, Kiruna and Malmberget mines; road 805 runs through the district, and Vattenfall's Seiteva...