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

Mr. Nick Horsley reports HI-VIEW RESOURCES ANNOUNCES INDUCED POLARIZATION SURVEY ON FLAGSHIP GOLDEN STRANGER PROJECT 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. Preparations are in progress, with fieldwork set to commence this week. The survey will consist of approximately four two-kilometre lines, spaced 400 metres apart, covering a total of about eight kilometres of deep penetrating IP lines. The surveys will evaluate the potential for concealed porphyry centres potentially spatially associated with the property's historic low-sulphidation epithermal mineralization. IP will assess chargeability/resistivity responses typical of sulphide accumulations and silica alteration, while ground magnetics will help distinguish intrusive phases, contacts and fault-related lineaments to prioritize targets for follow-up. R. Nick Horsley, chief executive officer of Hi-View, commented: "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." The purpose of the IP survey is to map chargeability and resistivity responses to confirm subsurface geometry, refine the exploration model, and highlight areas where sulphide accumulations and structural intersections coincide with strong alteration. The results will be used to rank and prioritize the most prospective zones and guide follow-up work, including potential drill targeting in the next phase of exploration. About the Golden Stranger property The 2,669-hectare Golden Stranger property is Hi-View Resources' flagship project in B.C.'s Toodoggone district, hosting multiple epithermal gold-silver zones with strong alteration and historic drilling. Past work outlined a pre-National Instrument 43-101 estimate of 498,905 tonnes grading 2.74 grams per tonne gold, while recent sampling returned up to 111.5 g/t gold, 2,740 g/t silver and identified a new copper zone over 250 metres by 100 metres. A two-kilometre magnetic low links the Golden Stranger and Golden Acquaintance zones, defining a clear trend for follow-up work and near-term drill targeting. The company wishes to clarify, as per the news release dated Sept. 22, 2025, that the airborne geophysical survey will consist exclusively of magnetic data collection. Qualified person's statement The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Marilyne Lacasse, PGeo, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Ms. Lacasse is not independent of the company. About Hi-View Resources Inc. Hi-View Resources is a mineral exploration company targeting gold, silver and copper in the Toodoggone region of Northern British Columbia, Canada. Its 100-per-cent-owned properties span over 18,855 hectares, including the Golden Stranger project, the Lawyers North, West and East projects, and the Borealis project. Additionally, the company has under option the Saunders and Nub properties (1,083.5 hectares) and Black Pearl, Oxide Summit, Urus, Garnet properties (1,912.46 hectares). The Golden Stranger project is fully permitted with 45 drill-ready sites. Historical drilling highlights include 10 metres at 11.55 g/t gold, a historical resource estimate, sampling yielding up to 111.5 g/t gold and 2,740 g/t silver, with new mineralized zones identified 1.3 km from the main showings, indicating significant exploration potential. We seek Safe Harbor.