Mr. Massimo Bellini Bressi reports

BATTERY X METALS MAINTAINS Y LITHIUM PROJECT CLAIMS IN GOOD STANDING AND EVALUATES PHASE I EXPLORATION PROGRAM

Battery X Metals Inc. has provided an update on its Y lithium project, a National Instrument 43-101-compliant, district-scale lithium exploration project located in a remote and underexplored region near Bailey Lake in Saskatchewan, approximately 160 kilometres northeast of Stony Rapids and 10 kilometres south of the Saskatchewan-Northwest Territories border.

The Y lithium project comprises four mineral claims across two distinct blocks, covering approximately 5,856 hectares within the prospective Ennadai greenstone belt. The project is located approximately five kilometres west of a reported lithium- and tantalum-bearing pegmatite discovery. References to discoveries or mineralization on nearby properties are not necessarily indicative of mineralization on the Y lithium project, and there can be no assurance that similar mineralization will be identified on the Y lithium project.

The company's wholly owned subsidiary, YY Resources Inc., made deficiency deposits totalling $54,039.40 with the government of Saskatchewan, Lands and Mineral Tenure Branch, Ministry of Energy and Resources, effective Aug. 12, 2026, in respect of the four mineral claims comprising the Y lithium project. As a result of the claim deposit, three of the claims have good-standing dates of May 16, 2027, and one claim has a good-standing date of May 18, 2027.

In or around May, 2026, the company submitted an extension-of-time deposit of $21,133.83 to the ministry in respect of the claims, which extended the applicable claim dates to Aug. 15, 2026, and Aug. 17, 2026, respectively. The subsequent claim deposit was made in an effort to maintain the claims in good standing through the good-standing dates and provide the company with additional time to evaluate and plan potential follow-on exploration activities at the Y lithium project.

The company's evaluation of potential future exploration activities builds upon technical work completed at the Y lithium project during 2025. During that year, the company completed a high-resolution lidar (light detection and ranging) and orthophoto survey program and submitted an associated assessment report to the ministry. The total value of the lidar survey and assessment report was approximately $71,078, inclusive of applicable taxes. The lidar survey and assessment report qualified for a 1.5-times exploration expenditure credit under Saskatchewan's mineral exploration incentive program, and the applicable 2025 exploration expenditure requirement was satisfied through this work.

The lidar survey was undertaken to provide additional technical information to support the evaluation and future exploration planning of the Y lithium project. The lidar survey data are expected to assist in identifying glacial features, potential outcrop and prospective boulder trains across the property. When integrated with available government data sets, the information is also expected to assist in delineating lithological contacts and structural corridors that may warrant further investigation.

Following completion of the lidar survey, the company voluntarily prepared and filed a NI 43-101 technical report for the Y lithium project, effective Oct. 16, 2025, which is available under the company's profile on SEDAR+. The technical report recommended integrating available government data sets with the results of the lidar survey to identify areas prospective for lithium pegmatite mineralization and, based on that work, undertaking a phase I geological mapping and sampling program across the most prospective areas of the property.

Building upon the technical work completed in 2025 and the recommendations of the technical report, the company is currently evaluating a potential phase I geological mapping and sampling program. If undertaken, the phase I program is expected to further characterize the surficial and bedrock geology of the Y lithium project and evaluate prospective areas for geological features and mineralization that may be indicative of lithium-bearing pegmatites within the project area.

To date, management has obtained quotations from the company's third party geological consultant totalling approximately $127,425 for the currently contemplated scope of the phase I program. In order to satisfy the applicable exploration expenditure requirements and recover the claim deposit and extension deposit, less applicable fees, the company would be required to complete and submit eligible exploration expenditures totalling approximately $141,877.43 by the applicable good-standing dates, consisting of approximately $54,039.40 in respect of the current period and $87,838.03 in respect of the subsequent period.

If the company does not complete the required eligible exploration expenditures by the applicable good-standing dates, the company may be eligible to submit a further extension-of-time deposit to extend the period available to satisfy the applicable exploration expenditure requirements. The company may also, subject to applicable requirements, make a further deficiency deposit in lieu of completing the required assessment work, including following the expiry of any applicable extension period. Deficiency deposits that are forfeited on a claim may not be made for more than three consecutive assessment work periods. The claim deposit represents the first such period and, accordingly, the company may make deficiency deposits in respect of up to two additional consecutive assessment work periods, subject to applicable requirements. The availability and amount of any further extension-of-time deposit or deficiency deposit would be determined at the applicable time in accordance with the requirements then in effect.

Accordingly, if the company elects to proceed with the phase I program, management expects to seek additional quotations and may broaden the scope of the proposed program to include additional eligible exploration activities, with a view to satisfying the applicable aggregate exploration expenditure requirements for the claims. The scope, timing and cost of any phase I program, including any expanded program, have not yet been determined and will be subject to a number of factors, including prevailing macroeconomic and market conditions, the availability of capital, budget and personnel resources, the company's continuing assessment of the Y lithium project and other considerations that may affect the company's exploration plans. There can be no assurance that the company will proceed with the phase I program or any other exploration program or incur the exploration expenditures required to maintain the claims in good standing.

About Battery X Metals Inc.

Battery X Metals is an energy transition resource exploration and technology company committed to advancing domestic battery and critical metal resource exploration and developing next-generation proprietary technologies. Taking a diversified, 360-degree approach to the battery metals industry, the company focuses on exploration, extending the lifespan of lithium-ion batteries, and the recovery and recycling of battery materials. As global electric vehicle adoption continues to grow and demand for battery life-cycle solutions increases, the company is advancing its patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing technology, which recovered approximately 99 per cent of capacity lost due to cell imbalance in a technology demonstration conducted in collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), with the NRC validating the initial and final state of charge of the cells.

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