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Golden Goose Resources Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire up to 100% of the High-Grade Gran Esperanza Gold Project in Rio Negro Province, Argentina

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29 January 2026

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NEWS RELEASE

GOLDEN GOOSE RESOURCES SIGNS DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE UP TO

100% OF THE HIGH-GRADE GRAN ESPERANZA GOLD PROJECT IN RÍO NEGRO

PROVINCE, ARGENTINA

VANCOUVER, BC – January 29, 2026 – Golden Goose Resources Ltd. (the “Company” or “Golden

Goose”) is pleased to announce th at it has entered into a Defini tive Agreement with Valcheta

Exploraciones S.A.S. (“Valcheta”) to acquire up to a 100% interest in the Gran Esperanza Project

(the “Project”), a highly prospective epitherm al gold-silver property located in Río Negro

Province, Argentina.

The execution of the Definitive Agreement repr esents a significant corporate milestone for

Golden Goose and further reinforces the Company’ s strategy of securing district-scale, high-

grade precious metal assets in proven and emerging mining jurisdictions.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS – High-Grade, District-Scale Opportunity

Gran Esperanza Project – Río Negro, Argentina

• ~44,400 hectares of year-round accessible te rrain in the Los Menucos District, North

Patagonian Massif, a region known for its high-grade precious metal potential.

• Surrounded by major operators, including Southern Copper, and located near the

Calcatreu Project which is currently under development1.

• >10 km of historically mapped low-sulfidation epithermal gold vein exposures (Figure 1),

with veins averaging ~1-5 metres in apparent width:

o > 2,900 m of trenching with 690 channel samples collected;

o Channel sample grades reported up to 2.0 m at 24.0 g/t Au, demonstrating high-

grade potential from surface2.

• Several drill-ready targets in an extremely attractive precious metal district.

1The Qualified Person (as defined by National Instrument 43-101) has not verified the information on

adjacent or nearby properties, and such information is not necessarily indicative of mineralization on the

Gran Esperanza Project.

2Readers are cautioned that the Qualified Person has not completed sufficient work to verify the

historical information, and therefore such information should not be relied upon.

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Figure 1. Gran Esperanza Project map.

Project Scale, Access, and Geological Upside

• Approximately 44,400 hectares of year-round accessible terrain in the Los Menucos

District within the North Patagonian Massif.

• Benefits from excellent infras tructure – situated approxim ately two kilometres from a

paved highway, with gentle topography and numerous secondary roads across the

property.

• Adjacent to a gold project currently being drilled by Southern Copper, highlighting the

district’s active and growing exploration profile (Figure 1).

• The Project’s extensive land position and th e distribution of mapped epithermal veins

across the property highlights the potential for district-scale mineralization at Gran

Esperanza (Figure 1).

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Historical Exploration at the Gran Esperanza Project

• Mapped ~10 kilometres trend with low-sulfidation epithermal veins;

• Veins average ~1-5 metres in width, with exposed vein strike-lengths ranging from 50 to

2,500 metresa;

• 30 trenches excavated, exposing 2,937 metres (apparent length) of epithermal veins;

• 690 continuous channel samples collected;

• 1,674 total rock samples, including grab, chip, channels, and floatb;

• Veins characterized by drusy quartz, banding, crustiform, and carbonate replacement.

• Historical surface sampling highlights includec

o Channels:

 2.0 metres at 24.0 g/t Au

 5.0 metres at 13.1 g/t Au

 1.3 metres at 11.5 g/t Au

 3.0 metres at 4.4 g/t Au

 0.2 metres at 99.0 g/t Ag and 2.8% Cu

 1.2 metres at 129.0 g/t Ag and 3.5% Cu

 0.3 metres at 52.0 g/t Ag

o Rock chip samples:

 Grades of up to 24.4 g/t Au

aTrue widths of mineralized zones and veins described in historical channel cuts and mapping have not yet

been confirmed at this time and will require additional follow-up.

bGrab, chip, and float samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily indicative of mineralized

zones.

cReaders are cautioned that the Qualified Person has not completed sufficient work to verify the

historical information, and therefore such information should not be relied upon.

Golden Goose Management Site Visit at Gran Esperanza

Prior to execution of the Definitive Agreem ent, Golden Goose completed a comprehensive

technical and legal due diligence process, includin g a detailed review of historical data, surface

geology, sampling records, land tenure, permitting status, and third-party technical reports.

As part of this process, the Company conducted a site visit in December 2025, during which four

rock-chip samples were collected from exposed mineralized veins. Three chip samples returned

gold values above 2.0 g/t Au, including one sample grading 14.34 g/t Au, providing confirmation

of the high-grade potential in the mineralized system.

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Option Terms

Under the Definitive Agreement, Golden Goose may earn up to a 100% interest in the Gran

Esperanza Project through a staged option co nsisting of cash payments and exploration

expenditures:

Option Stage Cash Payment (US$) Expenditures (US$) Deadline

Effective Date $3,000 – Paid

Confirmation Date $15,000 – Paid

First Option $511,500 $1,670, 000 November 30, 2029

Second Option $415,000 $929,000 November 30, 2030

Third Option $945,000 – No deadline

Total $1,889,500 $2,599,000 –

The Project is subject to a 1.0% net smelter return (“NSR”) royalty, of which Golden Goose has

the right to purchase 0.5% for US$1.0 million.

Golden Goose retains full flexibility to accelerate option payments or exploration expenditures

at its discretion, allowing the Company to adva nce the Project on an accelerated timeline if

warranted by results. Exploration expenditures may be substituted, in whole or in part, with cash

payments to Valcheta.

Joint Venture Structure – Clear Path to 100% Ownership

Upon exercising the First Option, Golden Goose and Valcheta will form a joint venture, with

Golden Goose acting as operator and holding a 51% interest. Alternatively, the Company may

elect to proceed directly to a 90% ownership po sition by exercising the Second Option, thereby

deferring joint venture formation. Upon exercisi ng the Third Option, Golden Goose will hold a

100% undivided interest in the Project.

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Management Commentary

Dustin Nanos, CEO of Golden Goose Resources, commented:

“Signing the Definitive Agreement for Gran Es peranza represents an important milestone and

transformative step for Golden Goose. The Project stands out due to its favorable structural and

geological setting, confirmation of numerous surface-exposed vein networks, excellent historical

reported grades, and outstanding site access. Duri ng a site visit in Dece mber, our team visited

confirmed gold-mineralized veins on the property . Despite being preliminary, these results and

observed vein density are very encouraging. Th e information collected to date positions Gran

Esperanza as a compelling, drill-ready exploration project with the potential to rapidly deliver

high-impact results. We look forward to adva ncing the project through systematic surface

exploration programs on the property.”

Qualified Person

The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Marie-Pier Boivin,

P.Geo, Senior Geologist at Dahrouge Geological Consulting Ltd., a consultant of the Company,

and a Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101.

Quality control

During the December 2025 site visit by the Company, four rock-chip samples were collected from

exposed mineralized veins at the Gran Esperanz a Project. Chip samples were collected along

continuous sections perpendicular to the mapped veins, transferred into sample bags with

unique sample ID tags, and sealed , before being sent to a certified commerc ial laboratory (ASI

Laboratories, Mendoza, Argentina). The gold analyses were completed by fire assay with atomic

absorption finish on 50 grams of material (m ethod Au4-50). The Comp any has relied on the

internal lab QAQC procedures for the surface sa mple analysis. ASI Argentina is independent of

the Company.

About Golden Goose Resources Corp. – Building a strong gold portfolio

Goldfire Claims – Quebec, Canada

• 83 claims covering approximately 15 kilometres within the Urban-Barry Greenstone Belt;

• Early-stage exploration ground located near the Windfall Project (Gold Fields Ltd.)

currently under development;

• Excellent access to expanding infrastructure, including power, roads, and nearby mills;

• First-mover advantage within an active and highly competitive discovery corridor.

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Capital Structure

• Shares Outstanding: 63.6 million;

• Fully Diluted: approximately 102.2 million;

• Warrants: 32.7 million exercisable at $0.34;

• Options: 5.9 million exercisable at $0.14;

• Insider ownership 30%

On behalf of the Board of Directors

Golden Goose Resources Ltd.

Dustin Nanos

Chief Executive Officer & Director

Phone: +1-587-577-9878

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.goldengooseresources.com

Twitter: @GGResources

Forward-Looking InformaƟon and Statements

This news release contains forward-looking informa Ɵon or statements (collec Ɵvely referred to herein as “forward-

looking statements”). Such statements are subject to risks and uncertain Ɵes that may cause actual results,

performance, or developments to differ materially from those contained in the statements and are not guarantees

of the future performance of the Company. No assurance can be given that any of the events an Ɵcipated by the

forward-looking statements will occur or, if they do occur, what benefits the Company will obtain from them. These

forward-looking statements reflect management’s current views and are based on certain expecta Ɵons, esƟmates

and assumpƟons which may prove to be incorrect. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks,

uncertainƟes and other factors, many of which are outside the Company’s control and which may cause actual

results, performance or achievements to di ffer materially from those expressed or implied by such statements,

including but not limited to: the poten Ɵal inability of the Company to con Ɵnue as a going concern; and risks

associated with potenƟal governmental and/or regulatory acƟon with respect to the Company’s operaƟons. Readers

are cauƟoned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements for the reasons outlined above, as the

expectaƟons in the forward-looking statements may prove to be incorrect, and actual results may di ffer materially

from those anƟcipated.

The CSE has not reviewed, approved, or disapproved the contents of this press release.