Mr. Judson Culter reports

ROVER METALS HOLDS MEETING WITH BLM TO DISCUSS AND REVIEW PROJECT DESCRIPTION FOR LET'S GO LITHIUM PROJECT, NV, USA

Rover Metals Corp. has conducted a successful meeting with the Bureau of Land Management and numerous other U.S. government agencies to discuss the project description for the Let's Go lithium project. Rover updated the original project description to address environmental concerns expressed by the agencies. The project description is, in effect, an executive summary of the company's plan of operations for the LGL project. The meeting was held to solicit feedback as the company moves to finalize its plan.

LGL plan of operations

Rover has been working with McGinley and Associates, dba UES, since August, 2023, to produce a water table flow model across the subject claim blocks. Although still in draft form, the water table flow model, developed by UES's principal hydrologist -- Dwight Smith, PE, PG, CHg, and team, is an integral part of Rover's new plan. Following the company's release of July 24, 2023, the Bureau of Land Management and supporting U.S. government agencies voiced their concerns to Rover about regional hydrology flow systems in the area. The revised plan has been developed to explicitly address the agencies environmental concerns, derisking future regulatory challenges and potential for adverse environmental impacts. Further to the company's release of Oct. 5, 2023, approximately 80 per cent of the company's intended future exploration activities will occur on the recently acquired October mining claims.

Judson Culter, chief executive officer at Rover Metals, states: "UES continues to help Rover to ensure that there will be no impact to the critical water tables and sensitive biological resources in the Amargosa basin. Dwight Smith has over 20 years of hydrogeology experience working in the Amargosa basin. Rover and UES have obtained a copy of the plan of operations and environmental assessment study that the neighbouring mine, operated by Lhoist North America, is operating under. Lhoist has been mining in the area for over 50 years, and their plan of operations was mostly recently updated in 1992. Management at Rover and UES feel confident that sustainable lithium mining can be supported in the Amargosa Valley."

A call for battery recycling partnerships and joint ventures

Management at Rover has met with the Nevada State governor's office to discuss developing partnerships with electric vehicle battery recycling companies in the city of Las Vegas. Management of the company will be continuing to pursue high-level joint venture opportunities at the state level in H1 of 2024.

The eastern Amargosa Valley has been slated for solar farm energy development by the BLM. Solar energy, in addition to the existing hydro energy infrastructure in the area, allows for new development opportunities like EV raw materials battery recycling. Rover is seeking inbound requests to partner with recycling technology companies. Please contact info@rovermetals.com with inquiries. The LGL project is a 1-1/2 hour drive from the city of Las Vegas, one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S.

About Rover Metals Corp.

Rover is a publicly traded junior mining company that trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ROVR, on the OTCQB under the symbol ROVMF and on the FSE under the symbol 4XO. The company has a diverse portfolio of mining resource development projects with varying exploration timelines. Its critical mineral projects include lithium, zinc and copper. Its precious metals projects include gold and silver. The company is exclusive to the mining jurisdictions of the United States and Canada.

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