Mr. Paul Cowley reports

INDIGO EXPLORATION RECEIVES OVER $0.7 MILLION THROUGH WARRANT EXERCISE

Indigo Exploration Inc. has, in the last week, received proceeds of $714,235 upon the exercise of 7,147,235 warrants at a price of 10 cents per share, representing approximately 60 per cent of the outstanding number of 10-cent warrants that expire on May 15, 2023.

"The early exercise of warrants from existing shareholders represents a strong vote of confidence for the company's prospects and management," commented chief executive officer Paul Cowley. "These additional funds will provide sufficient working capital for our planned work programs at the various lithium brine projects for the balance of the year. Our 2023 exploration program is initially focusing on the Fox Creek and Leduc projects, namely the well sampling and aquifer modelling required for us to be able to table independent [National Instrument] 43-101 resource estimates for each project and commence preliminary economic assessments (PEA) by year-end."

"We anticipate the majority of the remaining 4.4 million warrants expiring May 15, 2023, will be exercised which would represent up to an additional $440,000 in funding to accelerate our 2023 development plans even further," stated Mr. Cowley.

About Indigo Exploration Inc.

Indigo Exploration is an emerging petro-lithium brine explorer with 147,904 hectares of metallic and industrial minerals permits in central Alberta, Canada. The company's three primary lithium projects are the Fox Creek (114,522 hectares), Leduc (23,488 hectares) and Peace River (10,048 hectares) which are located within the heart of lithium exploration and development in Western Canada. The company also owns the Hantoukoura gold permit in Burkina Faso which covers 23,800 hectares.

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