Tomtebo Property: District Intersects 29.2 meters with 7.4% Zinc Equivalent or 2.9% Copper Equivalent

District Metals Corp. has reported strong drill results from its Spring 2024 program at the Tomtebo Property in Sweden. The company collaborated with Boliden Mineral AB to target the Steffenburgs zone of the historic Tomtebo Mine, where they encountered copper-rich polymetallic sulphide mineralization. The drill program yielded significant results, with highlights including TOM24-042 intersecting 29.25 m at 7.4% ZnEq or 2.9% CuEq.

These results exceeded expectations, particularly in terms of copper and gold values in TOM24-042, with a strong interval that remains open at depth. The collaboration with Boliden was considered successful, leading to plans for further review before the next phase of drilling at Tomtebo.

However, not all drill holes produced significant mineralization, as seen in TOM22-037B, TOM24-039, and TOM24-040. Despite this, ongoing geological mapping and prospecting are being conducted to identify regional drill targets, aiming for resource expansion.

The Tomtebo Property is located in the Bergslagen Mining District in south-central Sweden and is known for hosting high-grade polymetallic mineralization. With plans for continued exploration and development, District Metals Corp. is focused on creating shareholder value through a disciplined approach to mineral properties.

Overall, the strong drill results and ongoing efforts to expand resources at the Tomtebo Property signal potential growth and continued success for District Metals Corp. in the mining industry.