Golden Rapture Announces the Completion of a Sampling Program to Test Newly Identified High-Priority Magnetically Active Areas of the Property

GOLDEN RAPTURE ANNOUNCES THE COMPLETION OF A SAMPLING PROGRAM TO TEST

NEWLY IDENTIFIED HIGH-PRIORITY MAGNETICALLY ACTIVE AREAS OF THE PROPERTY

Edmonton, Alberta, June 05, 2025—Golden Rapture Mining CorporaƟon [CSE- GLDR] (“Golden

Rapture” or the “Company”), is pleased to report that a Spring surface sampling program has

been completed at its Phillips Township Property, Rainy River District, NW Ontario.

This sampling program was designed to test the areas of strong anomalies recently idenƟfied in

our low-alƟtude, high-resoluƟon drone magneƟc survey. The results idenƟfied new high-priority

targets, confirming that the survey area is dominated by strong linear anomalies throughout the

project area, with the strongest occurring in the northeast corner, where intense deformaƟon

and folding are present.

A total of 73 quartz samples were sent to AGAT Laboratories in Thunder Bay last week, with

assay results pending.

Figure 1. Drone MagneƟc survey map (total magneƟc intensity – reduced to pole)

The significant anomalies trend E-W in the southwest corner before trending NE-SW to the

northeast and range in amplitude from 250-100 nT, with the strongest anomalies localized in a 1

km band from 426730 E 5454600N to 428175 E 5456650 N. The maximum along this belt is

located near the centre of the survey area (427130 E 5455120 N) with an amplitude of 1,800 nT.

Richard Rivet said:

“To our surprise, strong linear anomalies were found throughout the project area, with the

strongest occurring in the northeast corner and not from the Combined Mine area itself, where

all the drilling has occurred so far with great results as high as 285.00 g/t Au. Results to be

announced when received.”

Source of all Survey Data

Phillips Project Survey Processing Report: Authored by: Skyler Mallozzi, M.Sc, P.Geo, Senior

Geophysicist, Rosor Exploration, April 24, 2025.

Included are a few pictures of the samples recently sent to the Lab