Mr. Gregory Lytle reports

FALL FIELDWORK UNDERWAY AT GOLD FINDER'S WEST MADSEN GOLD PROJECT IN RED LAKE, ONTARIO

Gold Finder Resources Ltd. has mobilized a field crew to its 100-per-cent-owned West Madsen gold property. The fall field program will consist of prospecting and soil sampling and is designed to follow up on positive geochemical results obtained from this summer's field program, announced by Gold Finder on Sept. 9, 2025.

Results from the 2025 summer field program, as well as the 2024 drill program, suggest that the key Balmer-Confederation contact may be located further south than previously thought in the eastern and western parts of the property, and the current field program will test this theory.

"We're excited to get back on the ground at West Madsen and further investigate the new gold anomalies identified during our summer program," said Greg Lytle, president of Gold Finder. "These anomalies are instrumental to our continued effort to delineate gold zones of interest along our prospective eight-kilometre trend adjoining the Madsen gold mine property, where we have previously identified the key Balmer-Confederation contact. Tracing out this contact zone is a primary goal of the current program."

West Madsen property

Gold Finder owns a 100-per-cent interest in the West Madsen property, which was originally acquired from Great Bear Resources, and now covers 5,936 hectares in the heart of the Red Lake gold camp. The property adjoins the Madsen mine property to the east, owned by West Red Lake Gold Mines (WRLG), where WRLG recently reported the intersection of a high-grade gold lens in diamond drilling of its Lower Main Austin zone at its Madsen mine. Adjoining the western part of the property is Athena Gold's Laird Lake property, where Athena recently delineated till geochemical targets and geophysical targets. These results on either side of the property are encouraging but do not necessarily indicate that similar conditions exist on the property.

The bulk of the mineral resources on the Madsen mine property are hosted in an approximately seven-kilometre-long gold trend that follows the major crustal break or contact between the Balmer and Confederation assemblages. Gold Finder has observed the same Balmer-Confederation contact in outcrop approximately 1.5 kilometres west of the Block A eastern boundary and identified it within an approximately eight km corridor of disrupted regional magnetics that traverses Block A from the Madsen mine property.

The technical information in this news release was reviewed and approved by Coleman Robertson, BSc, PGeo, an independent qualified person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101 and vice-president of exploration for Emerald Geological Services.

About Gold Finder Resources Ltd.

Gold Finder is a mineral exploration company focused on discovery-stage properties. The company's goal is to add value by defining or redefining the exploration opportunity, maintain ownership control during the value creation phase of discovery, and then source a well-financed partner capable of accelerating discovery, resource definition and development.

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