Mr. Hendrik van Alphen reports

WEALTH REPORTS NEW SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR ASSIGNING CEOL IN SALAR DE OLLAGUE

Wealth Minerals Ltd. is pleased that on Sept. 23, 2025, the Ministry of Mining reported that the lithium and salars committee has resolved to open a new simplified procedure for the assignment of a special lithium operating contract (CEOL) in the salar de Ollague. According to the information, companies or consortia interested in entering into said CEOL with the State of Chile must have a percentage of mining concessions equivalent to or greater than 80 per cent of the polygon specified for said salar, experience in any stage of the lithium industry and/or mining industry value chain, and financial capacity to develop the project.

The ministerial authority stated that "in the dialogue phase of the CEOL's indigenous consultation process for the salar de Ollague, a unanimous agreement was reached to modify the polygonal vertices of the contract area proposed by the ministry, excluding the areas of greatest cultural interest to indigenous communities and the populated areas that were part of the polygon. Given the magnitude of this modification, the ministry has decided to open a new procedure for those interested in this salt system, based on the conditions outlined in the first process, which concluded in December, 2024."

In the salar de Ollague territory, Wealth has the Kuska lithium project, which they have been developing since 2019. To this end, on May 23, 2025 (see news release dated May 27, 2025, statement "Wealth Minerals and the Quechua Indigenous Community of Ollague form Kuska Minerals Joint-Venture to develop the Kuska Project in the Salar de Ollague"), the company established the subsidiary, Kuska Minerals SpA, in which it maintains a 95-per-cent ownership in association with the Quechua Indigenous Community of Ollague, which owns the remaining 5 per cent of the shares. Wealth intends to participate in the announced simplified procedure through its subsidiary, Kuska Minerals. Wealth is currently verifying compliance with all the conditions established in exempt resolution No. 2263 of the Ministry of Mining, which regulates the process, in order to comply with all the requirements of said procedure within the formal deadlines defined for this purpose.

Pursuant to the Ministry of Mining's announcement, Hendrik "Henk" van Alphen, chief executive officer of Wealth Minerals, stated: "The implementation of this simplified process for obtaining a CEOL at the salar de Ollague is great news for Wealth and brings us one step closer to realizing our lithium project. We hope to meet all application requirements so that we can move forward as soon as possible with a prefeasibility study and environmental impact assessment for the project."

About Wealth Minerals Ltd.

Wealth is a mineral resource company with interests in Canada and Chile. The company's focus is the acquisition and development of lithium projects in South America.

The company opportunistically advances battery metal projects where it has a peer advantage in project selection and initial evaluation. Lithium market dynamics and a rapidly increasing metal price are the result of profound structural issues with the industry meeting anticipated future demand. Wealth is positioning itself to be a major beneficiary of this future mismatch of supply and demand. In parallel with lithium market dynamics, Wealth believes other battery metals will benefit from similar industry trends.

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