Clarity Metals Outlines Drill Targets for Forthcoming Program

Vancouver, B.C. (CSE: CMET, OTC: CLGCF, FSE: 27G0)

CLARITY METALS OUTLINES DRILL TARGETS FOR FORTHCOMING PROGRAM

Vancouver, B.C. – October 16, 2025, Clarity Metals Corp. (“ Clarity” or the “ Company”) (CSE:

CMET, OTC: CLGCF, FSE: 27G0) is pleased to con firm receipt of all permits required to conduct

drilling on its 100% owned Fecteau Gold Project located in the Province of Quebec (the “Fecteau

Property” or “Property”). The Company is commiƩed to further invesƟgaƟng the great potenƟal

in the AbiƟbi.

Figure 1: LocaƟon of Fecteau Gold Project showing nearby projects.

The Company believes that Fecteau Proper ty has demonstrated the mineral poten Ɵal on the

property from historic work and Clarity’s last drill campaign intersected some solid results,

including high-grade mineralizaƟon in FEC-22-05, which intersec ted 14.91 g/t Au from 149.4 to

150.4 and 5.98 g/t Au & 0.87% Cu in FEC-22- 13 over 0.6m from 168.8m in the Fecteau Est

showing.1 With only $1.4M spent to date on exploraƟon at the Fecteau Property, Clarity has only

started to test the potenƟal of this system and build a geologic model for the belt. Work to date

has idenƟfied 11 showings, all of which merit further evaluaƟon and have potenƟal to expand.

Clarity’s intendeds to execute 5,000m of hi gh priority drill targets (~25 holes) iden Ɵfied, with

planned opƟonality to expand based on in-field outcomes. This campaign aims to test a number

of targets favourable for both gold and base metal mineraliza Ɵon. In par Ɵcular, this proposed

program would take substanƟal step outs on mineralized trends, tes Ɵng both known trends as

well as invesƟgate geologic targets not previously drill tested.

The Fecteau straƟgraphy is amenable to VMS-style mineralizaƟon with several semi-massive and

massive sulphide intercepts containing anomalous copper and zinc in previous drilling. To date

the sulphide intercepts are comprised of pyrite and pyrrho Ɵte, but with several kilometres of

untested strong conductors idenƟfied at the contact between volcanic units represent one of the

high priority target areas for the next exploraƟon program. The trend between the intermediate

and ma fic volcanic rocks along the northern boundary is a strong conduc Ɵve trend iden Ɵfied

through modelling of VTEM EM data in conjunc Ɵon with the magne Ɵc response and regional

geology. Previous drilling in the area was conducted in 1988 may have been collared too far north,

drilling over the contact and conducƟve rocks.

Inclusion of the 2022 field work into the Property’s dataset has been valuable in adding to the

understanding of the Fecteau Property. Clarity’s previous drilling in 2022 included gold intercepts

in hole FEC-22-05 and FEC-22-13 at the Fecteau East showing. A prominent structure was

encountered in FEC-22-14 which intersected 0.80m of 1.08 g/t Au star Ɵng at 262.0m into the

Porphyre showing. Drill holes in the VMS targets have successfully intercepted exhalaƟve material

containing disseminated to locally massive sulphides and returned anomalous Cu and Zn values

in holes FEC-22-04 and FEC-22-09, but follow up drilling is required to con Ɵnue to target

potenƟally thicker porƟons of the same straƟgraphic horizon.

The airborne triaxial magneƟc survey completed in January of 2023 has also been a key piece for

lineament iden ƟficaƟon and structural interpreta Ɵon unavailable during the previous drill

campaigns to iden Ɵfy the current drill targets, par Ɵcularly around the main regional faults and

1 See Clarity’s news release dated December 4, 2023 filed under its profile on SEDAR+.

syncline. Further processing and interpretaƟon of the previous work has idenƟfied a number yet

untested drill targets. The success of these drill holes will allow further re finement of the model

for the Property, par Ɵcularly tesƟng the VMS poten Ɵal in the north of the project and further

delineaƟon of the structural story around the Fecteau fault that cuts the nose of the Fecteau

syncline, which transects the Property and as well as the concession fault which also

perpendicularly cuts the syncline.

Figure 2: Drilling on 2022 mag survey.

Figure 3: Drilling on bedrock geology.

Figure 4: Drill Target Areas for 2025

Fecteau Est (6 holes, 1200)

Figure 5: Fecteau Est drill plan

Follow-up drilling to invesƟgate the potenƟal for addiƟonal high-grade structures not previously

drilled due to lack of magneƟc data to be able to target the second order structures and to

follow up on the success of FEC-22-05 (14.91 g/t Au over 1.0 m) intercepƟng high-grade at

depth. 5 holes planned, with addiƟonal meters deployable at the Ɵme, if merited.

SW Target areas (5 holes, 950m):

Figure 6: SW Target area

TesƟng the southern limb of the syncline at the ma in reverse fault and at lithologic boundaries.

In this setup it could allow for tes Ɵng a couple di fferent structures obliquely. This area has not

been previously tested through drilling, parƟcularly with the structural complexity of the area and

absence of previous work to hone in, th is is an area that will likely see addi Ɵonal drilling come

through these iniƟal holes.

North Central Target (600m of drilling 3 holes):

The two northern-most conductors, drilling east of 88-21 and 88-22, which appears to have been

too far west and the more recent geophysical surveys indicate that those previous holes were

actually drilling into the magneƟc and electromagneƟc low to the trend. These 3 holes are meant

to test where the conductors coalesce and then the highest response on each limb to east of that.

These are broadly spaced, so if iniƟal drilling looks prospecƟve, addiƟonal holes along trend will

planned as the team conducts the drilling.

Figure 7: Northern contact target area.

Anticline Drill Area (9 holes for 1,300m of drilling):

West of Fecteau Est, focusing on the other side of the structural features, relaƟve to the previous

drilling and the main NE-SW fault o ffseƫng the western por Ɵon of the Fecteau belt, targe Ɵng

second order structures interpreted from the magneƟcs and also the regionally mapped syncline

hinge.

Figure 8: AnƟcline and second order structures (Total magneƟc intensity, reduced to pole

magneƟc grid displayed)

These holes are designed as poten Ɵal scissor holes, if the first hole hits a promising looking

structure at -45, aim to undercut on the same setup -65 (this will give approximately 50m

separaƟon verƟcally, quickly tesƟng downdip).

Buteux-Marceau (2 holes 400m):

Buteux-Marceau base and precious metal showin g. Previous work incl uded 4.11 g/t Au, but

represents a ~1.2km conductor and magneƟc high in an oddly mapped part of the belt and a lack

of informa Ɵon presently. Mineraliza Ɵon can occur at the boundaries between the ma fic to

intermediate volcanics or within the basalt transiƟon from pillow to hyaloclasƟte. This target has

strong conductors and surface trench gold values. Previous drilling was prior to the VTEM survey

and was stepped too far o ff now-known EM and also not drilled deep enough to test that

conductor. Drilling also pre-dated the trenching in the area, which has provided greater

informaƟon on the quartz orientaƟon and presence at surface.