Renegade Gold Inc. reports results from its 2026 first-pass till and soil geochemical sampling at the LP-Uchi Project, located approximately 50 km east of Red Lake, Ontario. The program identified multiple new, multi-km gold anomalies along the LP fault corridor, defining several targets for follow-up exploration. These results build upon the Company's 2026 Confederation Belt field program. Fieldwork is now complete across the Confederation Belt, including mapping and prospecting at Belanger, mapping and prospecting at BobJo and a first-pass till and soil sampling program across the LP-Uchi corridor (Figure 2). Highlights Multiple Kilometre-scale Gold Targets Identified: Elevated gold, silver, antimony and arsenic values define several new targets along the LP fault corridor (Figure 1). Gold Anomalies Coincide with Interpreted Structures: Gold anomalies are spatially associated with fault structures interpreted from the winter 2025/2026 drone magnetic survey, providing additional support for follow-up exploration. First-Pass Program Complete: A total of 884 till and soil samples were collected across the LP-Uchi corridor. New LP-Uchi targets complement previously reported high-grade channel sampling results from BobJo, including 16.2 g/t Au over 5.0 m (including 56.1 g/t Au over 1.4 m), and Belanger, including 25.9 g/t Au over 0.3 m and 2.52 g/t Au over 9.2 m, highlighting the growing pipeline of exploration targets across the Confederation Belt. Devin Pickell, President and CEO, commented: "Coming off the high-grade surface results at BobJo and Belanger, LP-Uchi adds several new targets to our greenfield pipeline. With field work now complete across the Confederation Belt, we have a growing list of targets to rank and advance toward drill-readiness as we plan our 2027 program." Figure 1. 2026 LP-Uchi Till and Enzyme-leach results for gold. To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/9850/322589_e8674b12e4db4a09_001full.jpg LP-Uchi The first-pass till and soil sampling program over the LP-Uchi corridor is now complete, with 884 samples collected. Assays have been returned across the project area for both till and soil (enzyme-leach) samples. Elevated gold, silver, antimony, and arsenic define several new targets along the interpreted LP fault trend, including one northwest of Bluffy Lake (Figure 1). Gold anomalies also follow the fault zones interpreted from the winter 2025/2026 drone magnetic survey. Together, these results support further grassroots exploration and project planning to de-risk potential diamond drilling along the LP-Uchi corridor. Figure 2. Project location map for the BobJo, LP-Uchi, and Belanger project areas. To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:…