Mr. David Ryan reports

SCOTCH CREEK COMPLETES EXTENSIVE GRAVITY SURVEY AT ITS HIGHLANDS WEST LITHIUM PROJECT

Scotch Creek Ventures Inc. has successfully completed a property-wide gravity grid survey on its Highlands West lithium project in Clayton Valley, Nevada.

The mapped results of the survey have revealed a large-scale gravity low in the south-central portion of the property. This gravity low is interpreted to be a down-faulted, northwest-trending structural basin. The basin is three kilometres long and 1.5 km wide. This discovery is significant for the company as it strongly supports the notion that significant subbasins exist along the western flank of the main Clayton Valley evaporative basin that can potentially host lithium brine.

Robert D. Marvin, Scotch Creek's qualified person, stated: "This newly recognized gravity low is interpreted as a graben structure and, as such, it represents a very-high-quality lithium brine exploration target. The exploration model is that this graben was connected to the main Clayton brine lake in the recent geologic past. Such a connection would allow for lithium-rich basin water to invade into the south-central portion of the Highlands property."

About Scotch Creek Ventures Inc.

Scotch Creek is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of lithium projects located in Tier 1 mining jurisdictions such as Nevada, United States. Scotch Creek's vision is to secure North America's green revolution future with strategically sourced lithium projects.

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