Mr. John Eren reports

TALENT INFINITY APPOINTS RICHARD HASLINGER AS EXPLORATION ADVISOR

Talent Infinity Resource Developments Inc. has appointed Richard Haslinger, PEng, as exploration adviser to the company. Mr. Haslinger will also serve as first nations liaison for the company's exploration activities and community engagement initiatives. Mr. Haslinger is a geological engineer with over 40 years of experience in mineral exploration, mine development and deposit delineation drilling across a variety of commodities and jurisdictions. His combined expertise in both geology and mining engineering provides the company with a strong technical perspective as it advances its growing portfolio of critical mineral and precious metal projects.

Mr. Haslinger spent 15 years working alongside Mark Rebagliati, PEng, a 2014 Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inductee, at Hunter Dickinson Inc., where he was involved in several major porphyry exploration and development projects. During this time, he contributed to exploration and drilling programs associated with significant deposits, including Kemess, Prosperity, Gibraltar, Casino and Pebble East.

John Eren, chief executive officer of the company, commented: "Richard brings a rare combination of geological and exploration engineering experience that will add significant value to our technical and exploration efforts as we continue advancing our portfolio. In addition, his experience working with first nations and local stakeholders will be an important asset as we move exploration programs forward responsibly and collaboratively."

Among his notable career achievements, Mr. Haslinger played key roles in the advancement of the Pebble East deposit in Alaska, one of the world's largest undeveloped copper-gold-molybdenum deposits, and the delineation of the approximately five-million-ounce Esaase gold deposit in Ghana for Keegan Resources, now Galiano Gold Inc. He also oversaw major exploration and drilling initiatives throughout his career, including large-scale deposit delineation and geotechnical programs.

Mr. Haslinger's connection to mineral exploration began at an early age growing up in Fort St. James, B.C., where he accompanied his father, an underground miner and prospector, into the field from childhood. His father later staked claims in the region that ultimately became part of the Mount Milligan mine property, now one of British Columbia's most significant producing copper-gold mines.

The company also notes that Mr. Haslinger has been involved with multiple exploration programs on Talent Infinity's Wildcat property dating back to 2003, providing the company with valuable historical knowledge and technical perspective as exploration activities advance. In his role as exploration adviser, Mr. Haslinger will support the company's technical team in exploration planning, target evaluation and drilling strategy while also assisting with engagement and relationship-building efforts with local first nations communities.

Richard Haslinger, PEng, commented: "I am excited to join TICO at a time when the company is assembling and advancing a strong portfolio of critical mineral and precious metal projects. I look forward to contributing both technically and through community engagement efforts as the company progresses its exploration initiatives."

About Talent Infinity Resource Developments Inc.

Talent Infinity is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of critical mineral properties in mining-friendly jurisdictions. The company is based in Vancouver, B.C., and is pursuing a strategy of identifying and advancing underexplored projects with strong geological fundamentals, historical mineralization and district-scale exploration potential.

Talent Infinity holds a growing portfolio of exploration assets, including the Hatsfield antimony-gold project and the Fredricksburg antimony-gold projects in New Brunswick, located within prospective structural corridors known to host antimony and gold mineralization, as well as the Silver Giant polymetallic property near Radium Hot Springs, B.C., which hosts historic production of lead, zinc, silver, copper, antimony and cadmium. The company also holds an option over the Wildcat property in British Columbia.

Through the acquisition of these projects, Talent Infinity is building a portfolio targeting antimony and associated precious and base metals, commodities increasingly recognized as critical to North American supply chains and industrial applications.

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