Tartisan acquires 11 additional claims at Turtle Pond

Executive Summary

• Tartisan Nickel Corp. acquired 11 additional nickel‑copper claims at Turtle Pond, expanding its property to 161 claims covering 3,375 ha.
• Historical drilling and grab‑sample results on the newly acquired area show multiple zones with up to 4.53 % Ni and notable Cu, Pt, Pd, and Au grades, indicating significant mineral potential comparable to the flagship Kenbridge project.
• The company plans a 2026‑2027 exploration program (surface sampling and possible diamond drilling) to further evaluate these claims.

Key Details

• Acquisition: 11 new claims added to Turtle Pond property; total now 161 claims, 3,375 ha, owned 100 % by subsidiary Canadian Arrow Mines Ltd.
• Location: Approximately 40 km south of Dryden and 70 km east of Kenbridge project in northwestern Ontario.
• Historical Mineralization (Glatz showing):
• Up to 1.95 % Ni in historic grab samples.
• Recent surface grab results: 1.28 % Ni & 0.26 % Cu; 0.99 % Ni & 0.18 % Cu; 0.39 % Ni & 4.06 % Cu.
• Drill Results (Glatz): Hole GZ‑09‑02 – 0.34 % Ni, 0.16 % Cu, 0.02 % Co over 5.9 m from 45.0–50.9 m depth.
• Double E VTEM Anomaly (2008):
• Hole EE‑09‑02 – 4.2 m of 0.81 % Ni, 0.52 % Cu, 0.20 g/t Pt, 0.16 g/t Pd, 0.20 g/t Au at 25.5 m depth (including 2 m of 1.35 % Ni, 0.81 % Cu, 0.36 g/t Pt, 0.27 g/t Pd, 0.31 g/t Au).
• Second zone at 135.1 m – 8.2 m of 0.55 % Ni, 0.38 % Cu.
• Hole EE‑10‑04 – 1.9 m of 0.51 % Ni, 0.24 % Cu at 21.4 m; another 1.9 m of 0.52 % Ni, 0.28 % Cu at 28 m.
• Night Danger Drilling (2009‑2010):
• Hole ND‑09‑1 – 9 m wide sulfide stringers/blebs with 0.57 % Ni, 0.45 % Cu at 79 m depth; two intervals >1 % Ni.
• Hole ND‑10‑1 – 4.53 % Ni over 0.7 m at 57.5 m depth.
• Recent Geophysical Survey: TDEM survey conducted 28 Nov 2024–21 Dec 2024 by Expert Geophysics Ltd. to define drill targets.
• Future Plans: Formulation of an exploration program for 2026‑2027, including surface sampling and potential diamond drilling on the Turtle Pond claims.

Notable Quotes

“The Glatz, Double E and Night Danger nickel‑copper showings display similar nickel and copper tenors as what we find near surface at our Kenbridge nickel‑copper‑cobalt project. Acquisition of these claims complement the company's larger objective of developing the Kenbridge nickel‑copper‑cobalt project into an operating mine with a central milling facility.” – Mark Appleby, President & CEO

Qualified Person: Dean MacEachern, P.Geo., independent NI 43‑101 qualified person.