Medgold Resources provides update on proposed sale of Tlamino Project, Serbia

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Vancouver, Canada, November 26, 2021 – Medgold Resources Corp. (TSX-V: MED), (“Medgold”, the “Company”) reports on the status of the previously announced proposed sale of the Company’s Tlamino Project to  MetalsTech Limited.

MetalsTech has advised the Company that it will not be exercising its option to acquire the Project.  As a result, the agreement between the parties has terminated.

Management of the Company is  reviewing  a number of alternate strategic options in regard to the Tlamino Project,  and continues its search for new precious and base metal projects for potential acquisition.

About Medgold Resources Corp.

Medgold is a TSX-V listed, gold exploration  company targeting early-stage properties in the Balkan region.  Run by an experienced management team with a successful track-record of building value in resource companies, Medgold is focused on growth through fast-paced exploration and resource definition in the prospective and under-explored Balkan region, and beyond.

Additional information on Medgold can be found on the Company’s website at www.electrumdiscovery.com and by reviewing the Company’s page on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Jeremy Crozier, President and CEO

For Further Information, Contact:

President and CEO
Jeremy Crozier (Vancouver), +1 604 801 5432, info@electrumdiscovery.com

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