Ms. Breanne Beh reports

DRILLING CONTINUES TO EXPAND LARGE GOLD SYSTEM, INCLUDING 61.3 METRES OF 1.0 G/T AU, GOLDEN SKY PROJECT, WAWA

Angus Gold Inc. has released assay results from 14 holes drilled during the summer 2023 drill program on its 100-per-cent-owned Golden Sky project in Wawa, Ont. The 14 holes were drilled within the BIF exploration area to confirm continuity of the new gold horizon, originally intersected during the 2021 drilling campaign, and test parallel geophysical trends. All the infill holes intersected the gold horizon and returned thick, consistent zones of mineralization. In addition, the summer 2023 drill program was successful at extending the strike length over which the BIF gold zone is defined, to a total of 1.0 kilometre. These results continue to indicate strong potential for the area to host significant BIF-hosted gold mineralization similar to that seen at the large, high-grade deposits of Musselwhite (Newmont), Meadowbank (Agnico Eagle), and Back River (B2 Gold) in Ontario and Nunavut.

Breanne Beh, chief executive officer of Angus, stated: "We are extremely pleased with the results from our latest drill program. In addition to expanding the gold zone along a one-kilometre strike length, we have also demonstrated remarkable continuity in this extensive mineralized system. Most importantly, drilling continues to return thick intersections of gold, which will facilitate potential resource growth. We are also seeing zones of higher-grade material within the system that could change the complexion of this deposit, and which will be the target of the next phase of drilling on this zone. To be able to delineate this scale of mineralization with only 22 drill holes to date speaks to how robust this system is and the incredible potential that remains. We look forward to providing additional updates on our summer program over the next few weeks as we prepare for our fall drilling program, which will focus on new, high-priority gold targets north of Wesdome's Eagle River mine."

The 2023 drilling program on the BIF was designed to begin infill drilling between the 2022 drill holes which, in many cases, were spaced at greater than 200 metres. Additional holes were planned to test for continued strike extension of the zone and, lastly, parallel geophysical trends were to be tested to explore for new gold zones. Seven of the 14 holes published in this press release were infill holes, drilled along the geophysical trend hosting the BIF gold zone, and were successful at intersecting thick, continuous zones of gold mineralization. Two of the 14 holes were planned to test the western strike extension of the BIF gold zone as it approached a large structural break. One hole was planned to test the eastern strike extension. Lastly, four holes, GS23-085, GS23-087, GS23-091 and GS23-092, tested parallel geophysical trends within the BIF system and intersected low-grade gold mineralization.

Holes GS23-080, GS23-081, GS23-082, GS23-084, GS23-088, GS23-089 and GS23-090 were drilled as infill holes along the BIF gold horizon to begin to define the zone with tighter spacing. There remains over 500 metres of strike length in which drill hole spacing is greater than 100 metres and, in many cases, there is a singular hole on a section. Increasing the density of drilling along the structure has been a focus for Angus as the team works to understand the BIF gold horizon. Notable intersections are listed in an attached table. Of particular interest are the results from hole GS23-080: 1.0 gram per tonne gold over 61.3 metres, including 1.3 g/t Au over 42.1 metres, 6.6 g/t Au over 1.0 metre and 2.1 g/t Au over 11.0 metres. GS23-080 was drilled at a minus-45-degree dip, and the gold mineralization is located approximately 50 metres below surface.

Holes GS23-084 and GS23-086 were planned to test the western extension of the BIF gold horizon as it approached a large northeast-striking structural break. GS23-086 intersected a wide, low-grade zone of Au mineralization that extended the strike length of the zone by approximately 55 metres. These results will be used to predict the offset of the gold horizon as future drill programs step westward across the structural break. GS23-094 was planned 150 metres east of the last 2022 drill hole with the hopes of continuing to extend BIF gold horizon eastward. The results from GS23-094, 0.9 g/t Au over 31.1 metres, including 1.3 g/t Au over 15.5 metres, confirm that the zone is still completely open to the east. With the results of these two drill holes, the BIF gold horizon is now defined for a total of 1.0 kilometre of strike length and is open to the east, west and at depth.

The mineralization in the gold zone is associated with disseminated and stringer pyrrhotite and pyrite within a sheared, silica-flooded zone of the banded iron formation. The gold zones are thick and are consistently mineralized throughout the intervals. Each hole typically has a high-grade intercept, which tends to be spatially associated with the contacts of the shear zone. Angus is currently investigating the potential stratigraphic and structural controls to better target high-grade mineralization in the BIF gold zone. These controls can also be used to identify exploration drilling targets on the parallel geophysical trends within the BIF exploration area.

Drill holes GS23-085, GS23-087, GS23-091 and GS23-092 were drilled on geophysical trends parallel to the gold zone. The low-grade results from these holes, in addition to two holes completed during the 2022 BIF drilling campaign, indicate there is gold mineralization elsewhere in the BIF system and continue to fuel the exploration efforts to find a parallel gold horizon.

Selected drill results from the 2023 BIF holes during the Golden Sky drilling program are provided in an attached table.

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The scientific and technical content of this press release has been reviewed and approved by Breanne Beh, PGeo, chief geologist, who is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 -- Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

About Angus Gold Inc.

Angus Gold is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of highly prospective gold properties. The company's flagship project is the Golden Sky project in Wawa, Ont. The project is immediately adjacent to the Eagle River mine of Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd.

Directors and insiders currently own approximately 36.8 per cent, Delbrook Capital Advisors Inc. 16.4 per cent and New Gold Inc. 9.9 per cent, each based on the current issued and outstanding common shares of the company on a non-diluted basis.

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