Talisker Resources drills 111.00 g/t gold over 0.6 metre within 30.83 g/t gold over 2.35 metres from 2026 Bralorne Gold Project Resource Conversion Program, British Columbia

• The 111.00 g/t gold intercept represents exceptional high-grade mineralization, significantly above the >5 g/t threshold typically considered economically attractive in gold mining.
• Nested high-grade intercepts (111 g/t within a broader 30.83 g/t zone) suggest robust mineralized structures with potential for selective underground mining economics.
• The Resource Conversion Program at Bralorne is systematically converting exploration results into mineral resource confidence, supporting a path toward feasibility studies.
• Results from 30 additional drill holes indicate an active exploration campaign designed to expand and refine the resource base at this British Columbia project.
• Talisker's continued focus on grade conversion at an established project location reduces exploration risk compared to early-stage greenfield programs.