Mr. Scott Sheldon reports

FLOW METALS EXPANDS GOLD MODEL AND DRILL PLAN

Flow Metals Corp. has provided an update on the Sixtymile gold project in Yukon. The project is a road-accessible hard-rock quartz claim covering 66.4 square kilometres at the Alaska-Yukon border, 65 kilometres west of Dawson City in the traditional territory of the Trondek Hwech'in First Nation.

Highlights:

• Prime district position connecting four gold-producing placer creeks;
• In-place infrastructure with upgraded roads and airstrip;
• Detailed geological and structural mapping of nine-kilometre gold-bearing thrust fault zone;
• New four-kilometre deformation corridor;
• Leapfrog Geo 3-D model with planned drill targets;
• Permit upgrade to a 10-year Class 3 advanced exploration licence.

Prospecting program 2024

The team completed the late summer ground program, aimed at identifying prospective deformation and quartz veining across the nine-kilometre thrust fault corridor at Sixtymile. D4 deformation is associated with gold mineralization at the related neighbouring Klondike and White Gold districts. D4 deformation was identified in bands spanning from the southern edge of the property at Bedrock Creek to the north side of the property at Glacier Creek. The team also identified a second D4 deformation corridor upstream of the main thrust fault zone with favourable quartz veining at Bedrock Creek and Miller Creek with elevated gold-in-soil samples along the ridge between them.

The program was based at the Glacier Creek placer camp. Six zones along the nine-kilometre target were sampled, prioritizing quartz veins with visible sulphides in deformation. Twenty rock samples were sent to MS-Analytical and assay results are pending. Structural measurements, ground VLF (very-low-frequency) surveys and lithological mapping were conducted during the exploration program to refine the geological map and model.

Sixtymile exhibits all the indications of the presence of a significant fault controlled orogenic gold system, including widespread deformation and alteration patterns, extensive sulphide and gold-bearing quartz veins, kilometre-scale, highly anomalous gold-in-soil anomalies and significant free gold accumulation in local drainage systems (placer).

Message from the president

"The recent surface program has demonstrated a large prospective geological setting, tracing known structures at Sixtymile. Building on successful drilling in the Kenecott and Layfield zones, widespread evidence of D4 deformation offers further insight into the search for high-grade zones within the mineralized fault system. Sixtymile shares several geological similarities, including greenschist facies metamorphism, structural deformation, and the quartz vein-hosted nature of the gold with neighbouring orogenic projects in the White Gold and Klondike districts. Notably, in both districts placer gold mining led to the discovery of substantial lode gold systems," stated Scott Sheldon.

Geological interpretation and drill target generation

The new Leapfrog Geo geological model is a compilation of both historical and recent work at Sixtymile. Leapfrog Geo is a powerful 3-D software designed to assist in targeting newly mapped and known structures within the nine-kilometre thrust fault zone across the property. The program interpolates between known data points and enhances targeting by adding geological and structural constraints to the models. Based on previous drilling, the company has targeted three areas as high priority for diamond drilling in 2025:

1. Easter Egg zone: Following up on previous high-grade and medium-grade gold intercepts, the focus will be on favourable dip orientations to fully penetrate the gold-bearing deformation zone while maximizing the number of quartz veins intercepted. Historical diamond drilling identified two gold-bearing structures up to 42 metres in drill width and 1.01 grams per tonne gold. Narrow high-grade zones within these structures highlight a nugget effect with results up to 18.1 grams per tonne gold over 0.5 metre.
2. Gold Split zone: Drilling at this zone in the 1980s was conducted west of the east-dipping gold-bearing structure. Diamond drilling on the east side of the soil anomalies has yielded the best results to date on the project. The Gold Split zone has historic gold-in-soil anomalies of up to 1,180 parts per billion gold and drilling intercepts of up to eight grams per tonne gold over 10 metres.
3. Glacier Creek: The recent field season identified intense D3 and D4 deformation as well as marker-hematite-fuchsite-bearing lithological units at Glacier Creek associated with historical grab samples grading up to 6.2 grams per tonne gold. These units have been identified within the main deformation corridor at both the Easter Egg and Gold Split zones. The lithological units have been found with discrete coarse-grained placer deposits both at Glacier Creek (downstream of the target) and Bedrock Creek. Gold in the placer deposits shows minimal signs of river erosion and is often still encased in weathered sulphides.

Historical results have not been verified by the company but are believed to be generally indicative of the potential for gold endowment at the targets.

The project permitting process is progressing toward the Class 3 permit in 2025. The advanced permit will allow larger drilling programs over a 10-year period. The submission is in the adequacy review stage with the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board (YESAB). The company is currently permitted to drill through a Class 1 permit with limitations on heavy machinery, new road construction and total drill holes.

Qualified person

Gordon Gibson, PGeo, is the qualified person for the company as defined in the National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed the technical information presented within this news release.

About Flow Metals Corp.

Flow Metals is a mining exploration company focused on advancing two 100-per-cent-owned road access projects in established mining districts. Sixtymile is a Yukon gold project in the Sixtymile district and New Brenda is a copper-silver-molybdenum porphyry project in British Columbia's Quesnel terrane.

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