Mr. Spiro Kletas reports

ENGINEER GOLD MINES BEGINS CAMP REHABILITATION AT BOTH ENGINEER AND TAG

Crews, supplies and equipment have arrived on site at Engineer Gold Mines Ltd.'s 100-per-cent-owned Engineer gold project, located 30 kilometres southwest of Atlin in northwestern British Columbia. The crews have arrived to re-establish and rehabilitate the two 20-person camps at its Engineer mine project and at the Tag project to expand its 2026 exploration programs (see news release dated July 28, 2026). Both camps are already in place and fully built, but have not been used since 2009 (Tag) and 2021 (Engineer).

Spiro Kletas, president and chief executive officer, commented: "We are very excited to re-establish the camps at the Engineer and Tag project sites. The fact that both camps are already in place, built and paid for is an enormous advantage for Engineer Gold Mines and our shareholders. This will allow the company to have full teams at both sites very shortly and will enable the company to expedite our exploration programs."

About Engineer Gold Mines Ltd.

The Engineer gold project encompasses approximately 18,319 hectares in northwestern British Columbia and is subdivided into three principal target areas: the Engineer gold mine, the Tag property and the Wann River prospect.

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