Mr. R. Nick Horsley reports

HI-VIEW COMPLETES COMPREHENSIVE DATA ROOM COMPILATION

Hi-View Resources Inc. has successfully completed of its data room compilation in connection with its portfolio of properties in the Toodoggone district. The data room has been assembled to support potential partnerships, joint ventures or asset-level investment discussions.

"After months of dedicated effort, we have completed a comprehensive data room that will help unlock the full value of our Toodoggone portfolio," commented R. Nick Horsley, chief executive officer of Hi-View.

"With over 10,000 digitized samples, kilometres of IP [induced polarization] data and newly uncovered historic drill logs now compiled and georeferenced, we have assembled one of the largest historical data sets in the district. This robust data set will enable our team to identify additional high-priority targets for the upcoming field season.

"Through our M&A [merger and acquisition] activities in 2025, the equivalent exploration work represented in the data room would exceed $10-million at today's costs. As the data room continues to expand, it will significantly accelerate our ability to define priority drill targets, attract strategic investments and pursue potential joint ventures."

"This is a fundamental preliminary stepping stone in transforming a fragmented historical data set into a cohesive, high-confidence exploration platform," commented Nader Mostaghimi, vice-president, exploration.

"By integrating and validating decades of geological, geochemical and geophysical data, we are now in a position to significantly reduce exploration risk and more efficiently vector toward high-priority drill targets. This work not only strengthens our technical understanding of the district but also enhances our ability to attract strategic partners and unlock the full value of our Toodoggone portfolio."

Data room overview

The data room has been compiled over the past several months and encompasses all geologically relevant material pertaining to the Golden Stranger, Lawyers Claims, Borealis, Saunders, Northern Claims, Nub and Harmon Peak projects. The repository includes, but is not limited to:

• A consolidated data compilation prepared in conjunction with Apex Geoscience, summarizing all technical work completed on the property to date;
• A centralized PostgreSQL database designed to house all historical and future exploration data, enhancing data integrity, security and accessibility;
• Peer-reviewed academic literature and scientific papers examining the regional geological setting and mineralization controls;
• Historical property maps illustrating the spatial extent and key geological features of the project area;
• High-level project summary reports providing an accessible overview of exploration findings and development potential;
• A full suite of documentation including assessment reports, Minfiles, National Instrument 43-101 technical reports and corporate press releases.

Access to the data room is available to qualified strategic partners and investors. To request access or for further information, please contact Mr. Horsley directly.

A total of 58 assessment reports were digitized and compiled. This included 8,375 soils, 417 silt samples, 45 pan concentrate samples, nine composite stream samples, 1,759 rocks, 173 chips and 153 channel samples. Of these, 8,300 soils and 1,724 rocks carry confirmed location data and are represented in the sample location figures.

Of previously digitized samples, 479 soils were edited, 206 required no edits; 23 silts were edited, seven required no edits; 111 rocks were edited, 17 required no edits; and 19 chip samples were edited.

A total of 60 drill holes, including those within the company's boundaries and in the surrounding area, along with 2,084 drill samples, are included in this data compilation. Of the 60 drill holes, 29 collars were previously digitized and required no edits and the remaining 31 were newly digitized.

Priority targets

Three properties anchor the Hi-View Toodoggone portfolio as high-priority drill targets, each with distinct geological characteristics and well-defined exploration histories.

Lawyers East property

Eight assessment reports spanning 1973 to 2023 were digitized, encompassing approximately 2,800 soil samples, more than 300 rock and chip samples, and eight silt samples. Previously digitized data from several reports were reviewed and corrected for geochemical transcription errors and location discrepancies. Ounce-per-ton assay values from Chemex labs were converted to grams per tonne across multiple reports. Location confidence is generally moderate, with some reports benefiting from GPS (Global Positioning System) co-ordinates providing high-confidence placements.

Borealis property

Nine assessment reports spanning 1973 to 1996 were digitized, encompassing over 1,300 soil samples, more than 100 rock and chip samples, 23 silt samples, and one composite stream sample. The compilation also includes 14 historical drill holes from Granby Mining Company (1957 and 1968) and eight BQ diamond drill holes with 215 sample intervals from 1984. Geochemical data include assays for gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc. Location confidence for the earlier reports is moderate to lower due to the use of small-scale regional and hand-drawn maps for georeferencing.

Golden Stranger property

Eleven assessment reports spanning 1980 to 2024 were digitized, encompassing approximately 850 soil samples, more than 150 rock and channel samples, more than 50 stream sediment samples, and 29 diamond drill holes with over 1,380 downhole sample intervals. Key drill intercepts within this data set include GS017 returning 1,820 parts per billion gold over 1.8 metres, 910 parts per billion gold over 1.8 metres and 850 parts per billion gold over 2.1 metres. Location confidence is generally moderate to high, with recent field data provided as GPS co-ordinates requiring no georeferencing.

Black Pearl property

Six assessment reports spanning 1983 to 2016 were digitized, encompassing approximately 67 soil samples, 29 silt samples, and 475 rock and chip samples. The compilation includes XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis for 10 rock samples from assessment report No. 36069 (2016). Location confidence ranges from moderate to high, with more recent reports benefiting from UTM co-ordinates, though blurry scan quality in several reports introduces minor transcription uncertainty. The majority of samples fall within or proximal to the currently held Hi-View claims of the Black Pearl zone.

The compilation of this data room represents a significant milestone for Hi-View Resources, reflecting the depth and quality of historical exploration work conducted across the Toodoggone district. With over 10,000 digitized samples, 60 georeferenced drill holes and 58 assessment reports compiled across multiple project areas, the company believes this data set provides a compelling foundation for advancing its portfolio toward its next phase of exploration. Hi-View remains committed to unlocking the full potential of its Toodoggone assets and welcomes dialogue with qualified partners and investors who share its vision for the district.

Qualified person statement

The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Marilyne Laccasse, PGeo, a consultant for the company and a qualified person as defined by NI 43-101.

About Hi-View Resources Inc.

Hi-View Resources, a publicly listed mineral exploration company on the Canadian Securities Exchange, is advancing a portfolio of gold, silver and copper assets in the Toodoggone region of Northern British Columbia. The company's 100-per-cent-owned and optioned projects cover more than 27,910 hectares and include the flagship Golden Stranger project, the Lawyers claims and the Borealis project -- all designated as high-priority targets. Additional properties under option include Saunders, the Northern claims, Nub and Harmon Peak. The company also has an additional 1,300 hectares currently under mineral claim application.

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