• Western Star reported first modern assays from its Eagle Point tungsten project in Hidalgo County, New Mexico.
• A 13.1-foot channel sample averaged 0.11% WO3, including 0.18% WO3 over 3.3 feet.
• Fourteen of 23 surface samples exceeded 0.10% WO3; top grab sample returned 0.55% WO3.
• 2026 mapping traced scheelite-bearing skarn about 2,600 feet along a limestone-granite contact, supporting continuity targets.
• Results will guide a planned 17-hole drill program totaling about 6,070 feet, positioned as the first drilling in over 70 years.

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