Mr. Steven Sirbovan reports

ICG SILVER & GOLD ADVANCES PERMITTING FOR PHASE 1 EXPLORATION AT THE TUSCARORA DISTRICT

ICG Silver & Gold Ltd. has advanced permitting activities for its planned phase 1 drill program.

The company has engaged WestLand Engineering & Environmental Services, based in Reno, Nev., to provide a permitting strategy and general permitting assistance for the upcoming exploration program. WestLand will assist the company with project management, agency co-ordination, permitting strategy and additional permitting support as required.

"Advancing the permitting process is a critical step as we prepare for our phase 1 drill program at the Tuscarora district," stated Korbon McCall, vice-president of exploration. "Our objective is to move the project forward in a practical, responsible and well-co-ordinated manner. Bringing in experienced Nevada permitting support strengthens our ability to execute the upcoming program efficiently while maintaining alignment with regulatory requirements and best practices."

WestLand's permitting team brings extensive experience in federal and state permitting processes, including work with the Bureau of Land Management, United States Forest Service and state agencies. Their experience includes exploration and mine plan support, reclamation planning, reclamation cost estimation, NEPA compliance, and environmental permitting for exploration and mining projects across Nevada and the Western United States.

The company's planned phase 1 drill program is expected to include 3,000 metres of drilling focused on multiple shallow, oxidized silver-gold targets across the Tuscarora district. Priority target areas include East Pediment, Grand Prize, Kings Vein, Modoc and Battle Mountain, each identified through the company's continuing integration of historical drilling, surface sampling, geological mapping, geophysical data and structural interpretation.

ICG's phase 1 drill program is designed to test priority targets that have not been fully evaluated by modern exploration methods and to advance the company's district-scale model for the Tuscarora district. The permitting process is part of ICG's broader operational readiness work, which includes drill planning, access evaluation, contractor co-ordination, water logistics and site preparation planning.

The company will provide further updates as permitting advances, and as preparations continue toward the commencement of the phase 1 drill program.

QP (qualified person) statement

The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Steven L. McMillin, PG, of Rangefront Mining Services, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 -- Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and an independent consultant to the company.

About ICG Silver & Gold Ltd.

ICG Silver & Gold is a new mineral exploration and development company advancing the Tuscarora district in northern Nevada. The company's strategy is centered on:

• Advancing the Tuscarora district through systematic exploration and technical studies;
• Building a district-scale geological model;
• Progressing the project toward resource definition and future development.

The Tuscarora district is a silver-gold epithermal system located on the Carlin trend, approximately one hour northwest of Elko, Nev. ICG controls 100 per cent of the approximately 10,000-acre land package, on which extensive rock chip sampling, thousands of metres of reverse circulation and core drilling, and tens of kilometres of CSAMT geophysics have been completed. ICG fundamentally believes in the long-term value of precious metals exploration, especially silver and gold, and is led by a technical and management team with extensive experience in exploration, permitting, capital markets, and development of mining projects in the Western United States, including Nevada.

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