Mr. Dustin Nanos reports

GOLDEN GOOSE RESOURCES COMPLETES SECOND PHASE EXPLORATION PROGRAMME ON ITS GOLDFIRE PROPERTY, WINDFALL, QUEBEC

Golden Goose Resources Corp. has completed a second-phase exploration program on its Goldfire high-grade gold property in the Windfall area of Quebec. Goldfire is 4,680 hectares and is strategically located adjacent to Gold Fields' Windfall property that hosts a 4.1-million-ounce (1) gold deposit that is currently nearing construction completion. Golden Goose's recently completed reconnaissance program follows up on its first phase completed in September, with the second phase consisting of mapping and sampling, including grab and channels.

(1) Measured and indicated resource of 11.1 million tonnes grading 11.4 grams per tonne gold (Gold Fields' Jan. 18, 2024, news release)

Highlights of the program:

• The southern and northern parts of the property contain substantial alteration systems.
• Alteration appears to be associated with different ages and orientations of structures, fractures, stockwork and breccia.
• Sulphides recognized in these areas are pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite, up to semi-massive locally. Additionally, quartz-carbonate-sulphide veins and veinlets were mapped.
• Several areas mapped and sampled have sulphides hosted in pyroxenites (ultramafic rocks) and felsic intrusions in contact with mafic, intermediate and felsic volcanics, including pyroclastic rocks.
• During this phase, 170 samples were collected and sent to laboratory for geochemistry analysis;
• With the completion of the first and second phases, a majority of the property has been covered from a reconnaissance perspective.

Dustin Nanos, chief executive officer of Golden Goose, commented: "As the CEO of Golden Goose Resources, I am pleased to announce the successful completion of our second phase of exploration at the Goldfire property in the Windfall area of Quebec. Our dedicated team has undertaken extensive mapping and sampling activities, which have revealed significant alteration systems with sulphides in pyroxenites and felsic intrusions. The collection of 170 samples for geochemical analysis marks a crucial step forward in our exploration efforts. These promising findings align with established mineralization trends and provide a solid foundation for our future exploration plans, reinforcing our commitment to unlocking the full potential of the Goldfire property.

"Our initial work at Goldfire has validated key structural and alteration features that align with known mineralization trends in the Windfall camp. These early findings strengthen our confidence in the property's potential and set the stage for the next phase of systematic exploration."

Qualified person

The scientific and technical information contained in this press release has been reviewed and approved by Jean-Paul Barrette, PGeo/Geo. Mr Barrette is a technical consultant to the company. He is a professional geologist registered in quebec (OGQ No. 619). Mr. Barrette has sufficient experience (43 years) and relevant to the style of gold mineralization and the type of gold deposit under study and the activity undertaken to qualify as a competent person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. Mr. Barrette carried out several geological reconnaissance works in the Urban-Barry greenstone belt sector and he worked for several years for Osisko Mining at the Windfall site when it was in the advanced exploration phase.

About Golden Goose Resources Corp.

Golden Goose Resources is a mineral exploration company dedicated to the discovery and development of mineral resources. The company has the right acquire 100 per cent of the Goldfire property totalling 4,680 hectares in the Windfall camp in Quebec, Canada, in close proximity to Gold Fields' Windfall deposit. Additionally, the company has 34,442 hectares covering two greenstone belts in the James Bay region in Quebec, Canada. The company holds a controlling interest in the El Quemado project, comprising 46 mining concessions totalling 58,000 hectares in Salta province, Argentina.

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