Mr. Peter Clausi reports

SILVER BULLET MINES ENTERS INTO SALE AGREEMENT FOR CONCENTRATE FROM SUPER CHAMP MINE IN ARIZONA

Silver Bullet Mines Corp. has signed back a firm offer with a major concentrate buyer for the sale of Silver Bullet's high-grade silver/gold concentrates. Negotiations with multiple interested parties have been going on for some time with multiple tests, assays and metallurgical data required to satisfy all parties, and management believes the buyer is the best fit for the company at this time.

As part of the process with the buyer, Silver Bullet completed the necessary KYC (know your client) documentation and MSDS (material safety data sheets). Risk analysis by the buyer determined Silver Bullet represented no risk.

The buyer has the capability to purchase product from the Super Champ mine in Arizona and to purchase the flotation concentrates and concentrate from Silver Bullet's Washington mine in Idaho if they become available. The buyer has the purchasing capacity to acquire all this production and Silver Bullet's possible increases in production in Arizona. The buyer is based in the United States and Silver Bullet does not reasonably anticipate any tariff-related issues arising from this transaction.

The firm offer contains standard contractual terms and conditions, and will be in effect until June 30, 2026. It provides for an initial payment equal to 90 per cent of the estimated value of the concentrate to Silver Bullet within five days of the buyer picking up concentrate from the company's mill in Arizona, subject to minor terms and conditions, with the remaining amount to be paid after verification of the concentrate by the buyer. It is expected the initial delivery will consist of 25 tons of concentrate, and such deliveries should continue for the foreseeable future.

Readers are reminded Silver Bullet on March 19, 2025, announced a concentrate grade of the Super Champ material of 530 ounces per ton silver, and on Nov. 12, 2024, Silver Bullet announced an independent accredited lab had assayed for gold in the Super Champ concentrates as part of a multielement analysis, returning 0.52 ounce (16.16 grams/ton).

The company will now make any adjustments to its process flowsheet if necessary and will commence production of concentrate for shipping beginning with mining new material from the Super Champ. As stated in its Nov. 24, 2024, news release, Silver Bullet's intention is to process 50 tons of Super Champ material per day, and gradually increase to the mill's rated capacity of 125 tpd.

Silver Bullet advises that the numerous tests on the Super Champ material for the multiple interested parties demonstrated that Silver Bullet's concentrates contain no deleterious material.

The company will advise when the first shipment has taken place.

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