Mr. Bernie Sostak reports

TRANSATLANTIC INTERCEPTS UP TO 6.0 G/T AU AND 13.71 G/T AG OVER 1.5 METERS AT THE HISTORIC MILLER GOLD MINE, MONTANA

Transatlantic Mining Corp. has provided assay and sample results from its phase 1, 25-hole drill program at the Miller gold mine in Montana, United States.

The assay and drill highlights are:

• Surface reverse circulation drilling:
  • Focused on sampling and assaying of the granodiorite/sediment contact with drill results up to 1.5 metres at 6.0 grams per tonne Au (gold) and 13.71 g/t Ag (silver) in hole MMRC_2514. The complete set of drill hole assays is shown in Table A.
  • Surface sample in drill sump.
  • 0.5 metre true width at 370 g/t Au and 270 g/t Ag sample No. 2021543552.

Rock chip samples may not reflect the average grade of mineralization.

The drilling and returned assays indicate mineralization at or close to the rock contacts. There is likely to be a high nugget affect which may not be reflected in the drilling results but is evident in the historical gold grades and historical gold observed. This is further evidenced by the sample of the veins within the surface drill sump.

"The drilling confirms the contact of the granodiorite and metasediments exists along strike and down dip," said Transatlantic chief executive officer Bernie Sostak. "This maiden drill program also uncovered vein and contact extension to the south and north of the existing mine workings. The deposit remains open along strike and at depth resulting in future drill target programs."

The relationship of downhole width to true width of mineralization is unknown

Holes MMRC2511, 2515 to 2522, 2524 and 2525 returned no significant intercepts.

The drilling of holes 2518 to 2524 were to test if any grade in the waste dump, though one hole returned 1.5 metres at 5.49 g/t Au and will be reviewed further in 2026 with other dumps on the property.

Transatlantic drilled down dip of the existing levels and more than 100 metres along strike, to the north and south of the mine footprint on the principal vein/contact. Transatlantic completed 2070 metres (m) in 25 holes for the phase 1 campaign.

The hole depth range was from 10 to 160 metres. Phase 1 comprises a total of 25 holes. Of the 25 holes completed, eight have been drilled under the existing workings in the upper target area, 10 have explored extension to the north and south, and seven shallow holes have tested an old mine waste dump. The main target and focus is the vein/s on the contact of the sediment and granodiorite.

The drilling identified and extended the granodiorite-metasediment contact 200 metres to the north with hole MMRC2504, an intersection of 1.5 metres at 5.76 g/t Au, 21.94 g/t Ag and 150 metres to the south where MMRC2514 is situated with 1.5 metres at six g/t Au and 13.71 g/t Ag

With the known workings and the latest drilling, the contact has now been intersected over a strike of 500 metres.

The planned drilling (lower target drilling) on the underground has been moved to 2026 as the permit expired for the 2025 drill season. An extension application has been submitted to the government bodies for the 2026 season.

Webinar:  Chief executive officer Bernie Sostak will host an interactive webinar on Monday, Jan. 26, at 2 p.m. PT discussing the company's drill results and future plans at Miller.

Golden Jubilee drilling postponed

Drilling at the Golden Jubilee project previously disclosed Sept. 8, 2025, was postponed due to oncoming winter weather conditions. Drill contractors were unable to safely mobilize before the interim permit terminated Dec. 1, 2025. An extension to the interim permit will be sort by the company for drilling in 2026.

Monitor project -- Anvil prospect -- Muon geophysical trial

The company is waiting on the outcome and results for the muon trial at the Anvil prospect.

About the Miller mine and claim group

The Miller gold mine is located in the Broadwater county in the state of Montana, United States. The mine is approximately 29 miles northeast of Townsend in Montana, United States. The presence of gold mineralization has been confirmed by previous sampling in areas of the mine where access is possible. Transatlantic is earning into the historic Miller gold property by means of a gold production royalty near Helena, Mon.

A historical report on the Miller mine notes that historically, gold-bearing ore was mined on a small scale by individual owners with sporadic production between 1901 and 1948. The mine is being re accessed by Transatlantic to review existing ground conditions and infrastructure for continuing rehabilitation.

Located at the top end of the Confederate Gulch near what is now a ghost town in Diamond City, of which once had a population of 10,000. Placer gold was abundant and rich in this Gulch.

• Miller had an average recovered mine grade of 7.94 ounces/ton Au (248 g/t Au) and 4.65 oz/ton Ag (145 g/t Ag).
• Hole No. 1 was drilled 300 feet below the lowest recorded workings and recorded 14.7 oz/ton Au (516 g/t Au).

The Miller mine mineralization occurs in quartz veins within and on the contact of a quartz granodiorite stockwork. The discrete veins dip between 30 and 80 degrees whilst the stockwork has multiple veinlets that range in width from a few centimetres to two metres. The contact zone of alteration has been noted as over 15 m wide (50 feet). Mining has been undertaken on both an open cut and underground methodology. The mine is at an elevation of 2,000 m (6,650 feet)

Highlights of previous sampling (see news release dated June 14, 2023)

Miller mine -- lower level

• Opened up Lower Winze Level immediately below the lower level;
• First grab samples from Lower Level Winze include 27.6 g/t Au, visual gold has also been observed;
• Extended lease agreement to first renewal term with option to purchase by production royalty.

About the Miller mine and claim group

Transatlantic has access to the Upper and Lower level of the mine. The Miller mine is situated amongst patented and unpatented claims at an elevation of 1,920 m (6,400 feet) and accessible by roads 50 miles from Helena, Montana, United States. Should mining occur at any time, an 8.5-per-cent royalty on ounces is to be paid. During the term of the agreement, the company may purchase the property for $4.5-million (U.S.), less the royalty payments made above, with a perpetual 1-per-cent NSR (net smelter return) to the vendor thereafter.

The gold and silver mineralization generally occurs on the contacts of sediments and igneous intrusive with native gold and sulphides including pyrite often observed amongst the four known adits located on the property.

Qualified person and National Instrument 43-101 disclosure

Aslam Awan, PhD, MAusIMM (CP Geo), is the qualified person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101 for having reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this news release. Mr. Awan is the principal for AAA Geo Consultants and is independent of the company.

Rock chip samples may not reflect the average grade of mineralization.

About Transatlantic Mining Corp.

Transatlantic Mining is an emerging precious and base metal explorer. The company has a focus on converting projects into mines within stable mining jurisdictions. The company currently has property interests including an 80-per-cent joint venture position on the Monitor copper-gold project in Montana-Idaho (United States) and 100 per cent of the Golden Jubilee gold project with its associated mining rights. The company has an extended lease, right to mine and purchase arrangement for the Miller gold mine in Montana to 100-per-cent ownership by way of payment royalty.