Hi-View hires Peter E. Walcott for IP survey at Golden

Executive Summary

• Hi-View Resources Inc. has engaged Peter E. Walcott & Associates to conduct a comprehensive ground induced polarization (IP) survey at its flagship Golden Stranger project in British Columbia.
• The survey aims to identify concealed porphyry centers and clarify the spatial relationship between historic low-sulphidation epithermal mineralization and potential new sulphide accumulations.
• Results from the IP, combined with ground magnetics, will be used to prioritize drill-ready targets across the company's portfolio, with Golden Stranger being a primary focus.

Key Details

• Survey Scope: Approximately four two-kilometre lines, spaced 400 metres apart, covering a total of about eight kilometres of deep penetrating IP lines.
• Technical Objectives:
  • Evaluate potential for concealed porphyry centres.
  • Assess chargeability/resistivity responses typical of sulphide accumulations and silica alteration.
  • Use ground magnetics to distinguish intrusive phases, contacts, and fault-related lineaments.
• Strategic Goal: Pinpoint high-priority targets to guide the upcoming drill program, specifically aiming to define drill-ready targets across all 10 distinct properties, with priority on Golden Stranger, Borealis, and Saunders.
• Golden Stranger Property Metrics:
  • Size: 2,669 hectares in B.C.'s Toodoggone district.
  • Historic Resource Estimate: 498,905 tonnes grading 2.74 grams per tonne gold (pre-NI 43-101).
  • Recent Sampling Results: Up to 111.5 g/t gold, 2,740 g/t silver.
  • New Discovery: Identified a new copper zone over 250 metres by 100 metres.
  • Structural Trend: A two-kilometre magnetic low links the Golden Stranger and Golden Acquaintance zones.
  • Drilling Status: Fully permitted with 45 drill-ready sites.
  • Historical Drilling Highlight: 10 metres at 11.55 g/t gold.
• Clarification: The company clarified that a previously announced airborne geophysical survey (Sept. 22, 2025) consists exclusively of magnetic data collection.
• Qualified Person: Marilyne Lacasse, PGeo, reviewed and approved the technical content (not independent).

Notable Quotes

• "This IP survey is a key milestone in our exploration at Golden Stranger, targeting a concealed porphyry system. It is designed to reveal hidden porphyry centres and clarify the link between sulphide mineralization and the historic low-sulphidation epithermal system. By integrating chargeability, resistivity and ground magnetic data, we will pinpoint high-priority targets to guide our upcoming drill program. Our goal is to define drill-ready targets across all 10 of our distinct properties, prioritizing Golden Stranger, Borealis and Saunders." — R. Nick Horsley, Chief Executive Officer