Mr. Jeffrey Ackert reports

CASCADE COPPER WELCOMES NOAH KOMAVLI AS A STRATEGIC ADVISOR

Cascade Copper Corp. has appointed Noah Komavli as an adviser to the company.

Mr. Komavli's experience lies in industrial engineering, capital markets, corporate communication and project management. A University of Toronto graduate with a focus on information systems, Mr. Komavli has a proven record in optimizing operations, co-founding software start-ups and driving strategic initiatives. Mr. Komavli has been involved in the resource and exploration sector for nearly a decade and brings his passion and focused business acumen to Cascade's advisory board. Mr. Komavli is currently president and director of Ashley Gold Corp. (Canadian Securities Exchange: ASHL)

On the addition, chief executive officer Jeff Ackert states: "It is my pleasure to add Noah Komavli as an adviser to Cascade Copper. Mr. Komavli has deep passion for the sector, and brings a proven track record of success. I look forward to his advice on all matters."

Mr. Komavli on the appointment: "I have had the pleasure of working with both Darcy Christian and Shannon Baird through my tenure at Ashley Gold Corp., as well as communicating with Jeff on Cascade's developments. I look forward to supporting their vision for the company. Cascade is operating in a premier district for copper, in terms of both exploration and development potential, with significant portfolio optionality. I look forward to further aligning with all stakeholders."

About the addition

Mr. Komavli's public market tenure is distinguished by his ability to foster collaborative approaches to mineral exploration, with a notable example including the sale of the Icefield portfolio to Ashley Gold Corp. This transaction strengthened the asset bases of both companies and enhanced shareholder value by streamlining focus. Mr. Komavli was subsequently named to Ashley's board of directors in May, 2025, and appointed to the role of president. Under his guidance and through his contributions, Ashley has delivered renewed focus, divesting of non-core assets, as well as confirming a historic discovery at the Howie project south of the Twilight zone, bordering Dynasty Gold's Pelham project.

A graduate of the University of Toronto in industrial engineering, specializing in information systems, Mr. Komavli has developed a strong foundation in optimizing operational efficiency, driving continuous improvements, enhancing value chains and gathering requirements necessary for permitting in a variety of settings.

His entrepreneurial drive is evidenced by co-founding two startup software companies, showcasing his ability to innovate. With years of investment experience in exploration-focused companies, Mr. Komavli possesses keen capital markets acumen, equipping him to guide companies through market dynamics and investor relations. His proficiency in corporate communication and project management will further support the company's exploration programs and ensure clear, impactful stakeholder engagement. Mr. Komavli holds a PEng licence from Professional Engineers of Ontario (Peo) in industrial engineering, licence No. 100567604.

About Cascade Copper Corp.

Cascade Copper is an exploration-stage natural resource company engaged in the evaluation, acquisition and exploration of copper-based mineral resource properties. Cascade is focused on copper and gold, porphyry, and mesothermal gold deposits in British Columbia and VMS and BIF copper, gold and silver style deposits in Ontario. Cascade's priority is to conduct exploration using modern technology that includes 3-D inversion modelling of geophysics, lidar-(light detection and ranging)-derived elevation models and AI enhanced predictive modelling from all historic and modern data inputs. Drilling is planned on several of its copper projects this year. Cascade has five projects, including the Copper Plateau copper-molybdenum project, the Centrefire copper project, the Rogers Creek copper-gold project, Fire Mountain copper-gold project and the Bendor gold project.

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