Mr. Fiore Aliperti reports

ETRUSCUS ENGAGES GEOTECH FOR PROPERTY-WIDE ZTEM SURVEY INCLUDING BORDER WITH SEABRIDGE GOLD'S BRONSON CORRIDOR PROPERTY

Etruscus Resources Corp. has engaged Geotech Ltd. to complete a property-wide Z-axis tipper electromagnetic (ZTEM) airborne geophysical survey over its 100-per-cent-owned Rock & Roll property in British Columbia's prolific Golden Triangle.

Fiore Aliperti, president and chief executive officer of Etruscus, commented: "The geological reinterpretation we announced earlier this year fundamentally changed the way we view the exploration potential of our Rock & Roll property. Recognition that Seabridge Gold's Snip North discovery may indicate the Bronson corridor extends farther northwest onto our property presents an exciting opportunity to evaluate multiple existing targets within a new geological framework. Before committing shareholder capital to drilling, we believe the most disciplined approach is to first apply modern airborne geophysics capable of imaging the subsurface architecture of large hydrothermal systems. The ZTEM survey will provide an important data set to refine our understanding of alteration systems, intrusive centres and structural controls across the property, helping us to prioritize the strongest drill targets for the next phase of exploration."

The survey represents the first phase of the company's 2026 exploration strategy announced in June (see news release dated June 4, 2026) and is designed to evaluate the interpreted northwest continuation of the Bronson corridor mineralized belt across the Rock & Roll property.

The ZTEM survey will be the most comprehensive property-wide airborne geophysical survey completed by the company to date, covering approximately 90 per cent of the property. A total of 1,389 line kilometres will be flown at 200-metre line spacing, encompassing all of Etruscus's priority exploration targets.

ZTEM is a deep-penetrating airborne electromagnetic technique capable of mapping variations in subsurface electrical resistivity to depths of more than one kilometre under favourable conditions. The survey is designed to delineate large hydrothermal alteration systems, map major structural corridors and identify concealed intrusive bodies that may be associated with porphyry-related mineral systems. These data sets will provide valuable information beneath areas of limited outcrop and glacial cover, where conventional geological mapping is restricted.

Results from the survey will be integrated with the company's geological mapping, geochemical, geophysical and historical drilling data sets to refine its geological interpretation, evaluate relationships between priority targets across the property, and prioritize areas for follow-up exploration and future drilling.

The decision to undertake a modern ZTEM survey follows the company's recent geological review of the Rock & Roll property, prompted by Seabridge Gold's maiden Snip North mineral resource estimate. That review highlighted the potential for the Bronson corridor mineralized belt to extend farther northwest than previously recognized and reinforced the importance of applying modern deep-penetrating geophysical techniques to evaluate concealed porphyry systems beneath areas of limited surface expression. The survey represents the first opportunity to systematically evaluate this geological model across the property using a consistent, property-scale geophysical dataset.

About ZTEM

ZTEM is an airborne passive electromagnetic technology developed by Geotech Ltd. that measures naturally occurring electromagnetic fields generated within the Earth's atmosphere. The technology can detect variations in subsurface resistivity to depths approaching two kilometres, making it particularly effective for identifying concealed intrusive bodies, hydrothermal alteration systems and sulphide mineralization that may not be evident at surface. Unlike conventional magnetic surveys, ZTEM can image deep geological architecture and alteration systems, making it particularly effective for exploring concealed porphyry environments within structurally complex terranes such as British Columbia's Golden Triangle.

Because the survey measures deep geological structures over large areas, ZTEM has become an effective exploration tool for porphyry and intrusion-related mineral systems worldwide, including several major discoveries within the Golden Triangle.

About Etruscus Resources Corp.

Etruscus Resources is a Vancouver-based exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of precious metal mineral properties. The company's flagship asset is the 100-per-cent-owned Rock & Roll property comprising 23,726 hectares near the past-producing Snip mine in northwest British Columbia's prolific Golden Triangle, one of Canada's most active and prospective exploration regions. The company is also exploring the Pheno property, a rare earth elements target totalling 5,618 hectares, which is contiguous to and immediately north of Rock & Roll.

Etruscus is traded under the symbol ETR on the Canadian Securities Exchange, ETRUF on the OTC and ERR on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Etruscus has 64,309,527 common shares issued and outstanding.

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