Ms. Evandra Nakano reports

INFIELD MINERALS ADVANCES EXPLORATION AT THE KINGS CANYON GOLD PROJECT

Infield Minerals Corp. has provided an update on recent field exploration work and strategy development for its Kings Canyon gold project in Utah. Infield's technical team has identified several exploration opportunities in key untested high-priority zones. These include high-grade feeder structures, known deposit extensions and untested favourable stratigraphic horizons, as well as anomalous geochemical anomalies that have seen limited historical work. Work campaigns dating back to the 1970s have been compiled by Infield for the first time in the history of the district. These data, in addition to new exploration tools, will be leveraged toward the expansion of the known deposits and additional discovery upside. Infield also reports results for seven rock samples collected in 2025.

Highlights:

• Identification of untested high-priority target areas and discovery opportunities;
• 2025 rock sample results up to 1.28 parts per million gold (range of less than 0.005 to 1.28 ppm gold);
• Low-cost surface program planned to advance exploration toward drill hole targeting.

"The characteristics and continuity of gold mineralization at the Crown and Royal zones provide excellent training ground for additional discovery within the Kings Canyon district," stated Evandra Nakano, president and chief executive officer of Infield.

Ms. Nakano continued, "We are encouraged by the exploration opportunities across the property, which we believe would benefit from a suite of modern exploration methods."

The property is located in western Utah, with excellent road access and infrastructure. Situated within an emerging sediment-hosted Carlin-type gold system, the Kings Canyon mining district boasts numerous mineral occurrences; however, it has lacked consistent and sustained exploration. Geological analogies to the Kings Canyon opportunity include Long Canyon (2.2 million ounces gold), Alligator Ridge (1.4 Moz Au) and Kinsley Mountain (500,000 oz Au) gold deposits. In addition to the ease of access, moderate topography and a Carlin-type geological pedigree combine for an excellent mineral exploration opportunity in an emerging gold belt segment.

The geology of the Kings Canyon area is characterized by gently dipping favourable/reactive Paleozoic limestone clast breccia and silty limestone units assigned to the Guilmette and Simonson formations. Jasperoid zones, silicified-clast breccia and limonitic fracture zones are abundant in the area, associated with strong gold signatures at surface. Classic Carlin-style alteration and mineralization define the known oxide gold deposits at the Crown and Royal zones. Limited historical samples were analyzed for arsenic and antimony, and, where available, a correlation between gold mineralization and these elements has been observed. Recent rock sampling conducted in 2025 also supports this observation and will be used in the future to serve as a guide to exploration. Gold and select multielement results for the seven samples collected are available in the table.

Significant gold mineralization is contained at a key stratigraphic horizon, situated at the upper portion of the Simonson formation, just below a geological contact with the Devonian Guilmette formation. Exploration upside remains in expanding the extent of the known trends. Holes drilled at angles between 45 and 70 degrees are required to crosscut and test for potential high-grade feeder structures, whereas drilling to date has been largely vertically oriented. Despite the presence of geochemical anomalies throughout Infield's land position, historical drilling campaigns have not sufficiently tested the key stratigraphic horizons beyond the main (known) mineralized footprints. Infield plans to deploy a Carlin-type gold exploration tool kit to unlock new exploration opportunities and shareholder value.

Infield is planning a low-cost surface exploration program intended for second quarter/third quarter 2025, with the objective of progressing toward drill hole targeting. Main tools to advance exploration include:

1. Geological mapping to constrain the position of favourable Simonson formation silty limestone, as well as stratigraphic and structural traps within the overlying Guilmette;
2. Property-wide evaluation of drainages for the purpose of designing a stream sediment and soil sampling program that tests for gold and other trace element geochemistry;
3. Stable isotope and ultraviolet work as a modern tool kit for Carlin-type exploration (subtle alteration and fringes of gold deposits can be detected using carbon-oxygen isotopic geochemistry, as well as UV fluorescence of calcite veins);
4. Structural evaluation using lidar and mapping, seeking favourable fluid flow corridors such as feeder structures;
5. 3-D Leapfrog evaluation and modelling of multiple data sets compiled by Infield (historical and newly generated by Infield).

Previous exploration has been hampered by: (1) vertical drill holes; (2) lack of gold pathfinder geochemical data; and (3) limited evaluation of consolidated data sets for the district. Infield technical adviser, Dr. Alan Wainwright, PGeo, stated: "The district has proven Carlin-style gold zones. We believe we can identify top-tier drilling targets using modern geoscience tools and by deploying a systematic approach to the exploration search space."

Infield Minerals is committed to building shareholder value with mineral exploration discoveries in the western United States. The company is actively evaluating additional base metal and gold exploration opportunities with a view to expanding its portfolio with projects of merit. Potential acquisitions are vetted for optimal exploration discovery odds, combined with favourable commercial deal terms, in Tier 1 jurisdictions.

Qualified person

Technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Andrea Diakow, PGeo, a geological consultant, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.

The potential quantity and grade of mineralization described herein are conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in targets being delineated as a mineral resource.

About Infield Minerals Corp.

Infield is currently exploring for gold within the U.S. Great basin. Its mission is to increase and deliver value through discovery, acquisitions and sustainable development of high-quality, high-potential assets for the social and economic benefits of its stakeholders. Founded in 2020, Infield is led by a team of mining entrepreneurs with extensive technical and resource evaluation experience.

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