Newfoundland Discovery Corp. announced that it has successfully earned-in a 100% interest in the promising Rodger's Cove Project (the "Project") in Newfoundland. This development underscores the Company's commitment to unlocking the full potential of the Project.

Since the commencement of the Rodger's Cove Project, Newfoundland Discovery has been diligent in the execution of its exploration programs. From Phase One exploration, which entailed the collection of 4,576 Horizon B soil samples, to the discovery of three major gold anomalies indicating significant potential for high-grade gold mineralization, the Company has consistently demonstrated its strategic exploration capabilities. The Rodger's Cove Project, located within the Central Newfoundland Gold Belt, straddles both the JBP Fault and the Appleton Fault. These fault systems are associated with high-grade gold discoveries in the region.

The Project shares its neighbourhood with other notable high-grade gold discoveries, including New Found Gold's Queensway Project, Marathon Gold's Valentine Project, and Sokoman Mineral's Moosehead Project. Following the success of the first exploration phase and the subsequent advancements of Phase Two, which includes further sampling, trenching, channel sampling, the Company is now poised to plan its comprehensive exploration strategy at the Project. This will involve advanced exploration of the high-confidence multi-anomaly targets generated during Phase One to delineate and quantify mineralized zones and their structural features.