Neoterrex Minerals samples 0.28 g/t Au at Gravitas

Mr. Mathieu Stephens reports NEOTERREX EXPANDS COPPER-GOLD-SILVER DISCOVERIES AT GRAVITAS Neoterrex Minerals Inc. has released additional assay results from its late fall exploration program at its 100-per-cent-owned Gravitas project in Abitibi-Temiscamingue, Quebec, one of Canada's most prolific mining districts. Following strong results earlier this season (see Neoterrex's news release dated Oct. 28, 2025), Neoterrex expanded its exploration footprint across previously underexplored portions of the project. The latest work continues to demonstrate the project's potential for both precious and base metals, especially copper, silver and gold. New vein discovery -- Maxwell block On the centrally located Maxwell Block, approximately one kilometre from a past-producing base metals mine, Neoterrex uncovered a previously unknown mineralized vein hosting both base and precious metals. The vein was exposed manually over a 13-metre strike length before disappearing beneath overburden, with widths ranging from one metre to 30 centimetres. Despite limited bedrock exposure, the discovery highlights the strong potential for discovering new concealed mineralization near past-producing deposits. A review of the historical work indicates no samples, and no drilling has ever occurred in this area. Three grab samples were taken and were assayed for both precious and base metals, which returned the following values. The discovery was made late in the season and follow-up could not be completed due to snow cover. The company intends to return early in the coming season to undertake geophysics and trenching to determine the extent of the mineralization and its potential. Silver near the Petosa tungsten zone Exploration around the historical Petosa tungsten zone revealed a broader mineralizing system than previously recognized. Newly identified outcrops located within 30 metres of the tungsten zone returned silver values ranging from one to six grams per tonne Ag. The presence of anomalous silver in proximity to known tungsten mineralization strengthens the interpretation of a robust, multiphase hydrothermal system and enhances the project's polymetallic potential. Curie zone -- expanding gold-copper-silver system New sampling approximately 300 metres west of the previous discovery has identified additional mineralization, with the best grab sample returning 0.28 g/t Au, 0.42 per cent Cu and 8.15 g/t Ag. The newly designated Curie zone now defines an area approximately 600 metres by 200 metres containing numerous anomalous gold, copper and silver values. The scale of the anomaly, combined with consistent multielement enrichment, indicates a favourable geological environment capable of hosting a larger mineralized system. A summary of the best results to date within the Curie zone is provided below. Southern block -- mineralized vein target On the southern block, a 35-metre north-south-trending quartz vein hosting copper-bearing sulphides was discovered early last summer. Trenching is planned as soon as ground conditions permit, with the objective of determining true width and continuity. Building momentum at Gravitas Mathieu Stephens, president and chief executive officer of Neoterrex, commented: "With multiple mineralized zones now identified across several blocks, Gravitas is demonstrating that the historical mining region still has much potential for new discoveries. What began as a tungsten-focused project is now clearly evolving into a diversified gold-copper-silver-tungsten project with numerous discoveries to develop." Each phase of work continues to reveal new mineralized centres, strengthening management's belief that Gravitas hosts a broader and more dynamic system than initially recognized, warranting further work consisting of surface prospecting and geological mapping and mechanical trenching, in preparation for an initial drill program as none of these discoveries have been previously drilled. Grab samples are selective by nature and may not represent average grades on the project. Analyses were performed by ALS Canada Ltd., with the analytical procedure performed in Sudbury, Ont., and Val d'Or, Que. All samples were analyzed using the methods ME-OG46, Cu-OG46, ME-MS85 and ME-MS41. Blanks and certified reference materials (CRMs) with known grades were inserted among the samples (OREAS 622 and CDN-W-2). Qualified person The technical and scientific content of this news release has been reviewed, verified and approved by Mathieu Stephens, PGeo, president and chief executive officer of Neoterrex and a qualified person as defined under National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. About the Gravitas project The project is in the Belleterre area, within the prolific Abitibi-Temiscamingue region. The project is easily accessible due to a network of paved and forestry roads and benefits from the proximity of local small towns and villages. The area is known to have several past-producing mines, including the former Belleterre gold mine between 1936 and 1959. About Neoterrex Minerals Inc. Neoterrex's projects are located in Quebec, a province recognized for its exceptional infrastructure, supportive regulatory framework and growing importance within the North American critical minerals supply chain. 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