ORVANA PROVIDES TAGUAS EXPLORATION UPDATE

Executive Summary

• Orvana Minerals reports the first deep‑drill hole at its Taguas Project in Argentina has reached 650 m of a planned 1,500 m program.
• The drill intersected upper portions of the epithermal system with polymictic breccias, quartz‑pyrite‑enargite veinlets and sericitic alteration near a low‑resistivity geophysical anomaly.
• Orvana will exhibit at PDAC 2026 (March 1‑4) in Toronto, booth #2243, to present its brownfield and greenfield exploration programs.

Key Details

• Drill Hole Depth: Current hole reached 650 m; total program targets 1,500 m.
• Geology Intersected: Polymictic hydrothermal breccias, quartz‑pyrite‑enargite veinlets, and sericitic alteration in the upper epithermal system.
• Target: Core of a low‑resistivity anomaly identified by recent geophysical surveys, situated between Cerro Taguas Norte and Cerro Campamento.
• Program Scope: Approximately 4,500 m total drilling using one rig; start January 2026, expected completion April 2026 (subject to conditions).
• Objective: Evaluate the potential deep porphyry copper‑gold system at Taguas for the first time.
• Future Releases: Drill results will be disclosed as they become available and are verified.
• PDAC 2026 Participation: Exhibiting at booth #2243, Investors Exchange area; invitation extended to shareholders, analysts, brokers, and interested parties.
• Qualified Person Review: Technical information reviewed by Raúl Álvarez Cifuentes, EurGeol (Qualified Person under NI 43‑101).

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