Mr. Paul Woodward reports

USMEAP 2025 INTERIM RESULTS AND ENGAGEMENT OF INVESTOR RELATIONS

Aether Catalyst Solutions Inc. has released results of the urban small motor emission abatement project with the City of Burnaby during its fifth year.

Hours are expected to accumulate slowly through the rest of the summer as the seasonal heat and low rainfall cause grass growth to slow. Usage typically picks back up in the fall as temperatures cool and rainfall levels increase. The catalysts continue to perform very well. NOx conversion of 100 per cent indicates that the company is unable to measure any NO leaving the muffler after it passes through the catalyst.

Exhaust emission standards are set by regulatory bodies like the EPA, ECCC or CARB. They define specific numerical targets that a particular class of engine must adhere to for a particular duration. Most motors of the size used on this equipment are expected to maintain their emission standards for 1,000 hours.

"Field tests provide powerful data," said Aether chief operating officer Taylor Procyk. "Not only do they provide technical nuance that can only come from exposure to a real environment of use, but they also provide much more convincing data for potential partners. Our field test has enabled us to study the SORE catalyst for approximately 500 hours now, and the unfaltering performance is making a strong case for the technology in this application."

Additionally, the company is pleased to announce that it has engaged 1502656 B.C. Ltd. to provide investor relations services to the company for an initial period of six months. Under the terms of the engagement, 1502656 has been paid $300,000.

About Aether Catalyst Solutions Inc.

Aether is focused on providing an order of magnitude cost reduction in automotive catalytic converter catalyst, while meeting, or exceeding, government emission standards. Aether is working to quickly advance its technology through rapid screening of new materials directed at enhancing end-of-life conversion levels after accelerated aging. While Aether's primary focus has been automotive applications, the company is also developing catalysts to address small off-road engine emissions -- a significant contributor to urban air pollution.

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