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Capitan Silver Corp. Intersects 1,767 g/t Silver Equivalent over 1.5 Metres, Within a Wider Zone of 234.2 g/t Silver Equivalent over 25.9 Metres at the Jesus Maria Silver Trend Capitan intersects and expands high-grade silver

Drill Results

Capitan Silver Corp. Intersects 1,767 g/t Silver

Equivalent over 1.5 Metres, Within a Wider

Zone of 234.2 g/t Silver Equivalent over 25.9

Metres at the Jesus Maria Silver Trend

Capitan intersects and expands high-grade silver

mineralization at Cruz de Plata

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 11, 2025) -

Capitan Silver Corp. (TSXV:

CAPT) ("Capitan" or "the Company")

is pleased to report assay results from its recently expanded

and fully funded Phase One reverse circulation ("

RC

") 15,000-metre drill program at its Cruz de Plata

silver-gold project, located in Durango, Mexico. The Company is reporting assay results from six (6)

drillholes.

Highlights:

Further high-grade mineralization intersected by follow-up drilling near drillhole 25-

ERRC-12 confirms the emergence of a new large, high-grade silver zone at Jesus Maria

Drillhole 25-ERRC-26

Upper zone:

intersected

612.9 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

, within a broader zone of

155.9

g/t AgEq over 6.1m

Lower zone:

intersected

1,767.4 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

, within a broader zone of

1,222.1 g/t AgEq over 3m

, which is part of a wider interval of

234.2 g/t AgEq over

25.9m

Drillhole 25-ERRC-26

also returned a long continuous zone of mineralization with grades

above 25 g/t AgEq for over 87m down-hole

Drillhole 25-ERRC-21

Upper zone

: intersected

710.5 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

and

353.2 g/t AgEq over 1.5m,

within a wider interval of

292.4 g/t AgEq over 6.1m

Lower zone:

intersected

260 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

, within a broader interval of

74.9

g/t AgEq over 35.1m

Drillholes 25-ERRC-26 and 25-ERRC-21 add to previously reported high-grade silver

mineralization intersected in drillhole 25-ERRC-12 (

2,636 g/t Ag over 1.5m,

within a wider

interval of

370.2 g/t Ag over 19.8m

, see Capitan news release dated September 2, 2025),

suggesting an emerging high-grade zone of silver mineralization

Broad new mineralized zone identified at the Peñoles Fault:

Drillhole 25-ERRC-26

also

intersected a wide zone of high-grade, Gully Fault-style, silver-gold mineralization, suggesting the

presence of an additional structure cross-cutting the Jesus Maria vein

Drilling confirms that mineralized intrusive dykes (cross-cutting mineralized structures) are

becoming an important target across the property and could be important structures for

transporting mineralization

Peñoles Fault has been traced for approximately 500m on strike through mapping, with

follow-up drilling planned to test the target

Drillhole 25-ERRC-25

intersected

1.5m of 687.4 g/t AgEq,

within a wider interval of

6.1m of

250.3 g/t AgEq

at the Jesus Maria vein

All drillholes reported in this news release extended silver mineralization

in existing zones

and identified new targets for follow-up drilling. Total drilled continuity on the western side of Jesus

Maria trend is 1.7km

Drilling update:

Drilling is ongoing at Cruz de Plata, with the Company nearing completion of

10,000m of an upsized 15,000m drilling program. As of this news release, the Company will have

released assay results for approximately 30% of the 2025 drilling campaign

Catalyst-rich Q4 2025 and Q1 2026:

Assay results pending for 25 drillholes

Updated Mineral Resource estimate on Capitan Hill

Property-wide geophysical survey initiated

Alberto Orozco, CEO of Capitan Silver, commented:

"Capitan's Phase One drill program at Cruz de Plata continues to find more mineralization at the

Property — both in terms of high-grade intercepts but also through identifying new mineralized zones

and structures.

Follow-up drilling on the eastern part of the Jesus Maria vein near drillhole 25-ERRC-12 was highly

successful in confirming that drillhole 25-ERRC-12 (the highest-grade result to date for the 2025

drilling campaign) is not an anomaly and is part of a much larger high-grade target. Drillhole 25-

ERRC-26, in addition to extending the Jesus Maria trend along strike, at depth, and down-dip,

discovered a new broad zone of mineralization that shares many characteristics with Gully Fault-style

silver and gold mineralization, compared to the Jesus Maria vein-style mineralization.

This discovery of another broad, mineralized cross-cutting structure is significant as we are seeing

these structures as important conduits for carrying mineralized fluid across the property. We have

identified several of these mineralized intrusive dykes as important targets for follow-up drilling.

Additionally, this further reinforces the size and scale Cruz de Plata as a rich, robust mineralized

system."

Discussion of drill results

Drilling continues to steadily progress at the Cruz de Plata silver-gold project, with a total of 57 drillholes

completed to date across the Jesus Maria trend, Gully Fault, as well as new, early-stage targets

throughout the Property.

Drillhole 25-ERRC-21 and 25-ERRC-26 were drilled in proximity to previously announced drillhole 25-

ERRC-12, with drillhole 25-ERRC-26 being a 50-metre step out to the east and 25-ERRC-21 testing the

down-dip area to the south (See Figure 1). Both drillholes returned high-grade intercepts, with drillhole

25-ERRC-26 intersecting

1,767.4 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

contained within

1,222.1 g/t AgEq over 3.0m

,

which is within a broader zone of

25.9m of 234.2 g/t AgEq

. Drillhole 25-ERRC-26 also intersected a

broad, 87m wide zone of continuous mineralization from 68.58m to 155.45m, containing intervals of 25

g/t AgEq and higher (See Figure 2 and Table 1). Drillhole 25-ERRC-26 also intersected an additional

high-grade zone closer to surface containing

612.9 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

, within a broader interval of

155.9 g/t AgEq over 7.6m

. The mineralization in this hole was dominantly silver with gold and minor

amounts of base metals. This, together with the broad mineralized zone, bears the same defining

characteristics of mineralization at the Gully Fault Zone.

While more drilling will be required to define this new zone, broad intervals of mineralization in other

surrounding holes from the current drill program also support the presence of a new zone with this same

style of mineralization. Drillhole 25-ERRC-21 also intersected multiple zones of mineralization, with the

highlight being a shallow zone of

710.5 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

and

353.2 g/t AgEq

, both within a broader

intercept of

292.4 g/t AgEq over 6.1m

, with values of only silver and gold with low base metal values.

25-ERRC-21 also hit

260 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

and

242.8 g/t AgEq over 1.5m

within a broader zone of

74.9 g/t AgEq over 35.1m

, with this hit being more consistent with the Jesus Maria vein style of

mineralization (See Figures 1 and 2).

Drillholes 25-ERRC-23, 25-ERRC-24, 25-ERRC-25, and 25-ERRC-22 were drilled as follow-ups of

drillholes 25-ERRC-03, 25-ERRC-06, 25-ERRC-09 and 25-ERRC-01, respectively; testing on a 60m

down-dip extension to those drillholes, with the exception of drillhole 25-ERRC-23, which was drilled at

an 80m down-dip step out from drillhole 25-ERRC-03. All drillholes intersected the Jesus Maria vein as

expected, with results shown in Table 1. From this set of drillholes, drillhole 25-ERRC-25 produced the

best intercept with a high-grade interval of

687.4 g/t AgEq over 1.5m,

within a wider interval of

250.3 g/t

AgEq over 6.1m

(See Figure 2 and Table 1).

All drill results in this news releases extended mineralization

Drillhole 25-ERRC-26

extended mineralization approximately 50m to the east of drillhole 25-

ERRC-12;

Drillhole 25-ERRC-21

extended mineralization in the upper zone by 30m down-dip while the

lower zone extended mineralization approximately 70m down-dip from drillhole 25-ERRC-12;

Drillhole 25-ERRC-22

extended the mineralized zone approximately 60m down-dip from drillhole

25-ERRC-01;

Drillhole 25-ERRC-23

extended the mineralized zone approximately 75m down-dip from drillhole

25-ERRC-03;

Drillhole 25-ERRC-24

extended the mineralized zone approximately 55m down-dip from drillhole

25-ERRC-06; and

Drillhole 25-ERRC-25

extended the mineralized zone approximately 65m down-dip from drillhole

25-ERRC-09

Figure 1. Drill Map

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Figure 2. Cross sections of drillholes 25-ERRC-25, 21 and 26

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Table 1. Drill results

Hole ID

From

(m)

To

(m)

Interval

(m)

Ag Eq

Rec (g/t)

Ag

(ppm)

Au

(ppm)

Pb

(%)

Zn

(%)

25-ERRC-21

Interval

39.6

45.7

6.1

292.4

276.4

0.772

0.010

0.018

Including

41.1

42.7

1.5

353.2

299.0

1.037

0.014

0.017

Including

44.2

45.7

1.5

710.5

644.0

1.508

0.023

0.021

Interval

56.4

57.9

1.5

29.6

27.8

0.041

0.002

0.019

Interval

65.5

68.6

3.0

74.7

60.4

0.251

0.003

0.018

Interval

74.7

82.3

7.6

45.0

30.4

0.217

0.004

0.042

Interval

111.3

115.8

4.6

30.2

25.3

0.082

0.006

0.019

Interval

135.6

170.7

35.1

74.9

57.2

0.049

0.188

0.367

including

144.8

146.3

1.5

260.0

249.0

0.129

0.159

0.369

Interval

205.7

207.3

1.5

242.8

244.0

0.109

0.073

0.115

25-ERRC-22

Interval

36.6

38.1

1.5

54.4

44.7

0.171

0.009

0.010

Interval

54.9

56.4

1.5

63.5

57.7

0.124

0.014

0.010

Interval

96.0

97.5

1.5

351.1

251.0

0.035

1.180

2.340

Interval

131.1

143.3

12.2

53.1

44.5

0.105

0.056

0.072

Interval

193.5

195.1

1.5

27.7

18.8

0.016

0.075

0.201

Interval

202.7

204.2

1.5

31.7

25.9

0.075

0.039

0.032

Interval

262.1

263.7

1.5

25.7

21.2

0.036

0.016

0.084

25-ERRC-23

Interval

9.1

10.7

1.5

56.4

47.3

0.160

0.012

0.016

Interval

62.5

64.0

1.5

87.0

50.1

0.564

0.015

0.019

Interval

68.6

70.1

1.5

59.0

52.9

0.111

0.022

0.029

Interval

121.9

125.0

3.0

49.5

35.0

0.033

0.117

0.325

Interval

132.6

134.1

1.5

250.5

252.0

0.041

0.109

0.226

Interval

146.3

150.9

4.6

117.7

72.2

0.087

0.409

0.950

25-ERRC-24

Interval

21.3

22.9

1.5

56.7

28.9

0.406

0.002

0.045

Interval

64.0

65.5

1.5

27.4

10.9

0.237

0.003

0.021

Interval

71.6

73.2

1.5

28.0

24.8

0.030

0.013

0.068

Interval

140.2

141.7

1.5

30.2

13.9

0.051

0.122

0.300

25-ERRC-25

Interval

10.7

12.2

1.5

25.5

20.7

0.083

0.002

0.009

Interval

24.4

25.9

1.5

45.9

22.9

0.344

0.004

0.016

Interval

57.9

59.4

1.5

27.3

25.9

0.034

0.008

0.012

Interval

79.2

80.8

1.5

31.9

30.9

0.037

0.000

0.009

Interval

115.8

121.9

6.1

250.3

202.1

0.144

0.454

1.134

including

117.3

118.9

1.5

687.4

596.0

0.155

1.120

2.500

Interval

137.2

138.7

1.5

36.9

8.3

0.070

0.106

0.628

25-ERRC-26

Interval

48.8

50.3

1.5

324.0

316.0

0.366

0.011

0.043

Interval

68.6

76.2

7.6

155.9

150.7

0.198

0.003

0.017

including

74.7

76.2

1.5

612.9

616.0

0.482

0.005

0.016

Interval

83.8

109.7

25.9

234.2

231.9

0.214

0.012

0.035

including

83.8

86.9

3.0

1222.1

1205

1.25

0.04

0.07

including

83.8

85.3

1.5

676.8

650.0

0.926

0.023

0.042

including

85.3

86.9

1.5

1,767.4

1,760.0

1.569

0.066

0.093

including

96.0

97.5

1.5

355.2

369.0

0.075

0.024

0.073

Interval

115.8

126.5

10.7

50.9

43.0

0.129

0.010

0.036

Interval

137.2

146.3

9.1

39.4

35.5

0.067

0.015

0.031

Interval

150.9

152.4

1.5

53.8

55.1

0.016

0.014

0.015

Interval

166.1

167.6

1.5

33.0

23.6

0.136

0.012

0.035

Interval

172.2

173.7

1.5

44.4

36.2

0.023

0.040

0.226

Interval

184.4

185.9

1.5

63.9

63.4

0.042

0.019

0.027

Metal Recovery: Ag 94%, Au 86%, Pb 93.5%, Zn 92%

AgEq considers Ag, Au, Pb and Zn and calculated as follows: AgEq = Ag g/t + (80x Au g/t) + (0.003 x Pb g/t) + (0.0037 x Zn g/t). High grades have

not been capped. Capitan Silver field samples are sent to the Bureau Veritas Lab in Durango, Mexico for prep. RC Drill samples have been

analysed using the following codes: MA300, 4-acid digestion, multi-element analysis (Vancouver Lab). Au is analyzed using Fire Assay (FA430,

Durango Lab). Overlimit (>200 ppm Ag) assays utilize method MA370, with gravimetric utilized for any overlimit thereafter. QAQC: Capitan Silver

maintains a rigorous QAQC program and inserts multiple standards, blanks and duplicates into the sample stream at regular intervals. Check

Assays are performed at SGS laboratories in Durango, Mexico.

Qualified Person

The scientific and technical data contained in this news release pertaining to the Cruz de Plata project

was reviewed and approved by Marc Idziszek, P.Geo, a non-independent qualified person to Capitan

Silver, who is responsible for ensuring that the technical information provided in this news release is

accurate and who acts as a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101 Standards of

Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

About Capitan Silver Corp.

Capitan Silver is defining a new high-grade silver system at its Cruz de Plata project, located in the heart

of Mexico's primary silver belt. The Company is led by a proven and accomplished management team

that has previously advanced three projects into production, on time and on budget. The Company has

been diligent in maintaining a tight share structure and has one of the tightest share structures among its

peer group, with the top three shareholders owning over 38% of the Company's share capital. Capitan

Silver is fully funded and actively drilling at its Cruz de Plata silver project.

ON BEHALF OF CAPITAN SILVER CORP.

"Alberto Orozco"

Alberto Orozco, CEO

For Additional Information Contact:

Alberto Orozco, CEO

Capitan Silver Corp.

[email protected]

Greg DiTomaso, Investor Relations

Capitan Silver Corp.

[email protected]

Phone: (416) 433-2801

www.capitansilver.com

DISCLAIMER FOR FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION

Certain statements in this press release may be considered forward-looking information. These

statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology (e.g., "expect", "estimates",

"intends", "anticipates", "believes", "plans"). Such information involves known and unknown risks --

including the availability of funds, the results of financing and exploration activities, the interpretation of

exploration results and other geological data, or unanticipated costs and expenses and other risks

identified by Capitan in its public securities filings that may cause actual events to differ materially from

current expectations. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking

statements, which speak only as of the date of this press release.

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the

policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this

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