Ms. Nicole Brewster reports

RENFORTH RECEIVES POSITIVE BARK SAMPLE RESULTS ON WHOLLY OWNED ~20KM LONG VICTORIA POLYMETALLIC IN QUEBEC

Renforth Resources Inc. has updated shareholders on the positive results it received from the company's first tree bark sampling campaign on the approximately 20-kilometre Victoria polymetallic system within the company's wholly owned approximately 300-square-kilometre critical minerals property in Quebec.

Two small grids located at the eastern end of the Victoria structure were sampled, and bark assays detected the presence of metals known to occur within the Victoria polymetallic structure. The ultramafic rocks in the area host sulphide minerals containing nickel, cobalt, platinum and palladium while the volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) zones contain zinc, copper, silver and gold. Renforth considers bark sampling to be a useful tool to be used as the company continues its exploration efforts, especially in underexplored areas in the Malartic metals package. The initial sampling has effectively demonstrated a clear contrast between the non-mineralized greywacke sediments and the Victoria structure. This technique allows the company to better define the surface location of the Victoria structure in areas lacking outcrop while causing minimal environmental disturbance.

At the end of this month, Renforth will be back in the field applying this technique to other parts of the property where outcrop is limited or absent, including areas that have not been previously explored. This represents the company's second application of this method, enabling Renforth to collect low-cost, low-impact biogeochemical data across the entire property. This approach could potentially highlight new areas of interest within this extensive land package. Shareholders should be aware that receiving these data and confirming the effectiveness of the technique have resulted in a delay to Renforth's work at Nixon-Bartleman; as a result, the company's immediate focus will return to the Malartic metals package.

In addition, Renforth would like to advise shareholders of the following events at which the company would be pleased to meet, offer additional information on its projects and answer any questions you may have:

• Explo-Abitibi in Val d'Or -- May 27 and 28: Nicole Brewster and Aline Leclerc will be in Renforth's booth. If you cannot attend the show but would like to meet in Val d'Or, please get in touch.
• Renforth webinar -- May 21 at 7 p.m.: Please join Renforth for a corporate update where you can submit questions live; registration is free.
• Renforth is launching a verified discussion forum on Agoracom ahead of a shareholder Q & A (question and answer) later this month. The verified forum implements the first-ever identity verification of public company executives on a financial forum and is designed to foster civilized and constructive conversation between shareholders and management.

Renforth is offering interested parties the opportunity to participate in a small financing of units at one cent per unit. Units issued on a flow-through basis have a warrant for 18 months and units issued on a common share basis have a 36-month warrant; both warrants exercise at five cents into a common share. Ms. Brewster will participate in this financing with the purchase of five million units.

Francis Newton, PGeo, OGQ, and independent qualified person pursuant to the guidelines in National Instrument 43-101 has reviewed and approved the geological information contained in this press release.

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