Tirzzit Project Significant Channel Sample Results
Talisman Metals PLC
28 May 2026
Talisman Metals PLC
("Talisman" or the "Company")
Tirzzit Project Significant Channel Sample Results
Talisman Metals PLC (“Talisman” or the “Company”) announces the results from recent channel sampling activities completed at the Tirzzit copper-silver project in April 2026. Highlight sample results include:
Channel TZ-CH001: 2.65m@1.71% Cu and 22.25ppm Ag - ended in mineralisation Channel TZ-CH003: 0.94m@1.11% Cu and 6.00ppm Ag
Channel TZ-CH005: 1.63m@1.06% Cu and 4.25ppm Ag
Tim McCutcheon, Talisman’s CEO stated: “The seven channel sample program done on the back of our work at Fougnar this spring was an opportunistic effort to get hard data on what the team noticed in the field, namely obvious outcropping mineralisation that could show a long target horizon. This work, combined with historical data, lays out an approximate 4.6km horizon of mineralisation with clear potential to extend mineralisation data points to the east and to the west. The goal, after extending out the horizon, is to commence a drill programme on the project to show that the mineralization extends at depth and that it widens out in those areas.”
Assay Results
Malachite mineralisation at surface within the Basal Series was channel sampled along strike over approximately 700m of the interpreted 4.6km trend, with approximately one channel sample collected every 100m. Results are summarised in Table 1 . Along the 700m strike length the average intercept is 1.25m thick with grade of 1.21% Cu and 12.25ppm Ag (weighted average) and the alteration halo is about 2.00m thick on average (Map 1) . Intercepts usually sit on the top of the Basal Series and the hanging wall coincides with the contact on dolomite material ( Figure 1 ). Results confirm that the mineralised horizon in the Basal Series identified during historical mapping shows lateral continuity, with values above cut-off grade (Cu Cut-Off Grade ≥ 0.3%) in all seven of seven channels over a strike length of 700m with copper (Cu) grades ranging from 0.75% to 1.74% and silver (Ag) grades ranging from 3 to 22ppm. Note that all the intervals are reported as true width. Table 1: Intercepts and Anomalous Interval Summary Table
Note: Coordinates were collected with a hand GPS using the datum UTM WGS84 Zone 29. Map 1: Tirzzit map of channel sample results with selected historical results Methodology and QAQC
The sampling was done using channel sampling, with sub-vertical groves against outcrops dipping 30 Degrees to the North-North-West, cut with a circular saw on 63.5mm wide grove (HQ Core Diameter). True thickness of the sampling intervals were measured with a Jacob Staff. A total of 6 QA/QC samples were inserted into the original samples, comprising approximately 5% blanks, 5% field duplicates, and 5% certified reference materials.
Samples were submitted to the ONHYM laboratory for sample preparation (crushing at 3mm, 85% pass and pulverised at 75microns) and multi-element analysis using a three-acid digestion (HCl-HNO₃-HF) with ICP-AES finish. The analytical method has a lower detection limit of 5 ppm for copper (Cu) and 1 ppm for silver (Ag).
Blank samples showed no evidence of contamination above three times the detection limit for Cu or Ag. Field duplicates demonstrated an acceptable repeatability, with an R² value of 0.93. Certified reference materials consistently returned copper values approximately 14% below certified values, and the Company is reviewing the potential analytical bias; however, the Company does not currently consider this issue to materially impact the interpretation of the results.
For the reporting of each intercept stated comprised of more than one sample and samples are of differing lengths. In this case the average grade for the full interval length was calculated by length-weighted averaging, a standard method for determining average grades. About The Tirzzit Project
The Tirzzit Project (See Figure 2) is a sediment-hosted stratiform Cu-Ag system, located 225km east of the city of Agadir, Morocco. The acquisition transaction of the Project was announced February 16, 2026 (see press release) from a wholly owned subsidiary of Aya Silver & Gold Inc. (TSX: AYA; OTCQX: AYASF) (“Aya”), the Company’s 4.7% shareholder. The Project consists of two mining licenses covering a surface
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area of 16.5km . Historic drilling results, as reported by Moroccan Government agency Bureau of Research and Mining Participations (BRPM) between 1972 and 1976 (“BRPM Reports”), include drill intersections of 3.16% Cu over 2.5m and 0.60% Cu over 11.4m. Presently the Company is reviewing the extensive BRPM Reports and past collected geophysical data for exploration planning slated to commence in 3Q2026. Talisman continues to process with Aya the formal transfer of the Tirzzit licences on the back of the sale agreement announced February 16, 2026.
Figure 1: Picture of channel samples TZ-CH001 with 2.65m @1.71% Cu and 22.25 ppm Ag ending in mineralisation @ 5m
Figure 2: Location Map of Tirzzit Project
Qualified Person
The technical disclosure in this news release has been approved by Fabien Linares, MSc, MAusIMM, a Qualified Person as defined in JORC 2012. The scientific and technical information summarized in this disclosure and related to historic exploration was reviewed by Mr. Linares and he has visited the Project area. Mr. Linares is Head Geologist of Talisman Metals PLC and has sufficient experience that is relevant to the commodity, style of mineralisation or type of deposit under consideration and activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person under the JORC code (2012 Edition). End
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Tim McCutcheon (Chief Executive Officer and Director)
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JORC Code (2012) – Historical Exploration Results Disclaimer
The information in this announcement that relates to historical reported exploration results is based on, and fairly represents, information and supporting documentation prepared by previous operators and/or extracted from historical reports.
The historical exploration results referred to in this announcement were reported prior to the introduction of the JORC Code (2012) and have not been reported in accordance with the JORC Code (2012).
A Competent Person has not done sufficient work to disclose the historical exploration results in accordance with the JORC Code (2012). It is possible that following further evaluation and/or exploration work, the accuracy and reliability of the historical exploration results may not be confirmed. The Company has not independently verified the historical exploration results, and no assurance can be given that future exploration work will result in the confirmation or upgrade of the historical results to JORC Code (2012) compliant Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves.
The Company considers the historical exploration results to be relevant as they provide an indication of the potential of the project. However, the information should not be relied upon as a representation of the current mineral resource or exploration potential.
Technical Glossary
Adit A nearly horizontal passage driven from the surface into a hillside or
- rebody, used to access mineralisation, facilitate drainage, provide ventilation, and enable the transport of personnel, equipment, or ore.
Ag Silver Alteration halo A border of minerals produced by hydrothermal alteration in the rock
surrounding other rock
Basel Series A stratigraphic layer within a sediment basin that has properties
conducive to hosting mineralisation.
Cu Copper Channel sampling A systematic sampling method in which a continuous, linear sample is
collected across an exposed rock face or outcrop, typically perpendicular to the mineralised structure, to obtain a representative measure of grade over a defined width. The sample is usually cut or chipped along a
uniform channel to reflect the true thickness and composition of the
mineralised interval.
Hanging wall In a sediment-hosted copper deposit, the hanging wall is the rock
sequence located above the mineralized horizon, orebody, fault, or
stratiform copper layer.
HCl-HNO₃-HF HCl — hydrochloric acid HNO₃ — nitric acid HF — hydrofluoric acid
Dissolving silicate and sulfide minerals in a near-total or total digestion of rock samples and usually used to prepare samples for ICP-OES / ICP-MS
analysis.
ICP-AES Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer is a type of
elemental analysis used in laboratories.
Jacob staff A graduated measuring rod, commonly used with a compass or
clinometer, to determine the true thickness of geological units and to measure stratigraphic sections, particularly on inclined or uneven
- utcrop surfaces.
Malachite A secondary copper carbonate hydroxide mineral (Cu₂CO₃(OH)₂), typically
bright green in colour, formed by the weathering and oxidation of
primary copper sulphides. It commonly occurs as coatings, vein fillings, or disseminations in the oxidised zones of copper deposits and is widely used as an indicator of near-surface copper mineralisation.
Ppm Parts per million
R² value A statistical measure regarding how well a data set forms a trend. Nominated Adviser Statement
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