Mr. Duane Nelson reports

RZOLV ANNOUNCES GLOBAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH EMEW CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES TO ADVANCE INTEGRATED RECOVERY OF PRECIOUS AND CRITICAL METALS

Rzolv Technologies Inc. has formed a strategic partnership with EMEW Clean Technologies Pty. Ltd. (EMEW) to jointly pursue the development and commercialization of integrated process solutions for the extraction and recovery of precious and critical metals from primary and secondary concentrates. Rzolv is advancing a patent-pending, water-based hydrometallurgical platform designed for ores, concentrates, tailings and secondary materials, while EMEW brings more than 30 years of metal-recovery expertise and a suite of proprietary technologies used across precious metals, e-waste, refinery bleed, battery waste, wastewater and other applications. With offices and facilities in Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, Dubai and Mexico, EMEW provides a global base of clients and marketing channels to accelerate this initiative.

The strategic logic behind the partnership is straightforward: Rzolv is intended to complex target metals into solution from difficult feedstocks using its patented non-cyanide, water-based process, while EMEW provides the patented downstream electrowinning process and expertise required to recover high-purity metal products from those solutions. EMEW publicly positions its systems across low-concentration and impurity-bearing streams, including silver recovery at high purity and, in some applications, recovery rates well above 99 per cent. Together, the companies believe they can offer a more complete feed-to-metal solution for mining and recycling customers seeking higher on-site value capture, reduced dependence on third party smelting or conventional refining routes, and a cleaner overall recovery pathway.

"This partnership brings together Rzolv's upstream non-cyanide extraction chemistry and EMEW's downstream high-purity metal recovery systems to create an integrated platform for higher-value, cleaner recovery of precious and critical metals from difficult primary and secondary feedstocks."

For Rzolv, the partnership adds a commercially proven downstream recovery platform that can strengthen its value proposition for concentrate producers, refiners and recyclers. For EMEW, the relationship introduces a differentiated upstream chemistry platform that may broaden the range of mining and recycling feedstocks that can be processed through its systems.

Based on the terms of the March 30, 2026, agreement, the companies expect the partnership to focus initially on evaluating opportunities in precious-metal concentrates, dore refining, mining solutions, tailings reprocessing and select secondary feedstocks, including recycling streams where Rzolv's extraction capabilities and EMEW's metal-recovery technologies may be particularly complementary. EMEW's public materials highlight recovery solutions for precious metals, solar panels e-waste and other complex streams, while Rzolv's materials emphasize applicability across concentrates, tailings, conventional leach systems, and potential in-situ and secondary-material applications.

Duane Nelson, president and chief executive officer of Rzolv, states: "Rzolv was never intended to be just a reagent story. To create maximum value for customers, you need a practical route from difficult feedstock to recovered metal. EMEW brings a proven electrowinning platform, decades of operating experience and an international commercial footprint. Together, we believe we can offer mining and recycling customers a more complete solution that may improve on-site value capture, reduce reliance on third party smelting and conventional refining, and expand the range of materials that can be processed responsibly."

Ian Ewart, chief executive officer of EMEW, states: "EMEW has spent more than three decades developing clean metal-recovery technologies capable of producing high-purity metals from a wide range of process streams. Rzolv brings a compelling upstream hydrometallurgical platform that aligns with where the market is moving: more selective processing, greater on-site recovery and stronger environmental performance. We see this partnership as a practical opportunity to evaluate and deploy integrated flowsheets for both mining and recycling applications."

About Rzolv Technologies Inc.

Rzolv Technologies is a clean-technology company advancing a new generation of hydrometallurgical chemistry designed to transform how precious and critical metals are recovered from ores, concentrates and renewables. The company is developing proprietary, non-cyanide solutions intended to unlock value from complex materials where conventional methods can be limited.

Its flagship technology, Rzolv, is a proprietary, water-based dissolution system designed to achieve strong recovery performance without the toxicity, permitting burden and legacy liabilities associated with conventional cyanide-based processes. By operating in a broader and more controllable chemical window, Rzolv has the potential to recover precious and critical metals from challenging feedstocks and support a safer, more sustainable path forward for the mining and resource recovery industries.

About EMEW Clean Technologies Pty. Ltd.

EMEW Clean Technologies is an international clean-technology company focused on advanced metal recovery and circular-economy solutions. Active since 1992, EMEW has spent more than 30 years developing and commercializing proprietary electrowinning and complementary recovery technologies used across precious metals, copper, refinery bleed, e-waste, battery waste, industrial wastewater and other complex process streams. The company has deployed commercial systems globally and maintains an international presence with offices and facilities that support customers across key mining, refining, recycling and environmental markets. EMEW positions its platform around high-purity metal recovery, refinery optimization, metal recycling and sustainable processing solutions, aimed at helping customers convert waste streams into revenue-generating opportunities.

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