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Lavras Gold Corp. Intersects 1.4 g/t Gold Over 236 Metres from Surface at Butiá Gold Deposit, LDS Project, Southern Brazil & Provides an Exploration Update Drilling intersection includes 1.6 g/t gold over 199 meters, including 2.4 g/t gold over 20 metres

Drill Results Exploration Programs

Lavras Gold Corp. Intersects 1.4 g/t Gold Over

236 Metres from Surface at Butiá Gold

Deposit, LDS Project, Southern Brazil &

Provides an Exploration Update

Drilling intersection includes 1.6 g/t gold over 199 meters,

including 2.4 g/t gold over 20 metres

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 25, 2024) -

Lavras Gold Corp. (TSXV: LGC) (OTCQX:

LGCFF)

("

Lavras Gold

" or the "

Compan

y") is pleased to release the results from seven new drillholes

testing the Butiá Gold Deposit, located at the western edge of the LDS Project in southern Brazil. Gold

mineralization was intersected in all seven holes reported in this news release at the Butiá Gold Deposit

("Butiá" or "Butiá Gold Deposit)", which hosts a NI43-101 compliant measured, indicated and inferred

gold resource of approximately 0.5 million ounces. Three of these seven new holes returned more than

200 metres of continuous gold mineralization characterized by higher-grade subintervals.

The purpose of these drillholes was two-fold: several holes were infill holes designed to increase the

confidence in the Butiá resource (converting the Inferred Resource into the Measured & Indicated

categories) and other holes were drilled to potentially increase the gold endowment as explained below.

These new results continue to move Lavras Gold toward its short-term corporate goal of defining an

economically feasible gold resource on the LDS Project, focused on the Butiá Gold Deposit and the

adjacent Fazenda do Posto gold target.

HIGHLIGHTS

Drilling

Hole 23BT019 returned:

236.0 metres grading 1.4 g/t gold

from surface

and including:

199.0 metres grading 1.6 g/t gold from 37.0 metres

,

and including:

74.0 metres grading 2.5 g/t gold from 75.0 metres, and including:

0.7 metres grading 44.4 g/t gold from 83.3 metres (visible gold),

1.0 metres grading 48.3 g/t gold from 94.0 metres (visible gold), and

20.00 metres grading 2.4 g/t gold from 195.00 metres.

Hole 24BT023 intersected:

228.0 metres grading 1.0 g/t gold

from surface

and including:

100.0 metres grading 1.6 g/t gold from 35.0 metres, and including:

60.0 metres grading 2.3 g/t gold from 72.0 metres, and including:

5.0 metres grading 3.3 g/t gold from 72.0 metres

"We are very excited by the results that we are seeing at Butiá, with these new drilling results continuing

to demonstrate the excellent near-surface gold grade and continuity of the Butiá Gold Deposit,"

commented Lavras CEO Michael Durose. "Long continuous intervals of gold mineralization over more

than 200 metres depth and beginning at surface confirm the bulk-tonnage nature of Butiá. The presence

of visible gold in cross-cutting stockwork-style quartz veinlets in 24BT019 highlights multiple gold

mineralizing events, locally enhancing gold grade. This style of mineralization has been seen property

wide in other targets that we have drilled including Zeca Souza, Galvao, and Matilde. Laterally, a higher-

grade core of mineralization has been defined over at least 100 metres of strike length within the Butiá

Gold Deposit, starting at surface. This has potentially positive implication for a future open pit mine."

Click here for commentary from CEO Michael Durose

on today's drilling results.

An update of drilling results for Fazenda do Posto target is expected as soon as final assay results are

received and the geological interpretation is completed. Drilling is on-going in this area after a short

delay related to recent unusually heavy rain in the area.

[* Footnote: Butiá hosts an NI 43-101 compliant near-surface gold resource of about 500,000 ounces, as detailed in the

NI 43-101 Technical

Report Mineral Resource for Butiá Gold Prospect dated and effective January 25, 2022

. The report was prepared by VMG Consultoria e Soluções

Ltda. for Lavras Gold Corp. and is available on the Company's website and www.sedar.com under Lavras Gold's issuer profile.]

Discussion of Drill Results - Butiá Deposit

Figure 1

indicates the location of the mineral showings on the LDS Project. Butiá is the most advanced

gold deposit on the LDS Property consisting of approximately 0.5 million ounces of gold, located 150

metres east of the recent Fazenda do Posto gold discovery. The purpose of the current drilling program

at Butiá is to increase the geological confidence of the existing gold resource by converting a significant

portion of inferred geological resources into the measured and indicated categories and to increase the

gold endowment of the existing gold resource. Recent drilling results from Butiá were disclosed in the

Lavras Gold News Release dated February 06, 2024

.

Details of the locations of the new drillholes relative to existing resource categories can be found in the

plan view in

Figure 2.

A long section looking northeast is shown in

Figure 3.

Table 1

summarizes assay

results including newly disclosed results in this press release, and results disclosed earlier this year.

Table 2

tabulates drillhole information including collar coordinates and drillhole depths.

Note that

the

collar coordinates for Butiá have been updated to reflect a recently completed detailed land

survey of all drill collars versus the GPS coordinates previously disclosed.

Drillhole 23BT019

was collared about 100 metres northwest of drillhole 23BT016 and 23BT018 in the

north-central portion of the Butiá Gold Deposit (see

Figure 2

). The hole was designed to test the lateral

continuity of higher-grade mineralization encountered in hole 23BT016 that included 109.0 metres

grading 1.40 g/t gold from surface. 23BT019 was drilled vertically (see

Figure 3

) for the purpose of

characterizing the vertical continuity of mineralization and defining the mineral deposit at depth. A long

interval of continuous bulk-tonnage disseminated gold mineralization was encountered from surface to a

depth of 236.0 metres within mineralized episyenite with minor subintervals of perthitic granite as

detailed below.

Intersected 236.0 metres grading 1.4 g/t gold from surface (0.0 metres)

and including:

199.00 metres grading 1.6 g/t gold from 34.0 metres

29.0 metres grading 2.9 g/t gold from 25.0 metres

, and

75.0 metres grading 2.5 g/t gold from 74.0 metres

0.7 metres grading 44.4 g/t gold from 83.3 metres (visible gold in quartz stockwork

veinlet),

and

1.0 metre grading 48.3 g/t gold from 94.0 metres (visible gold in quartz stockwork

veinlet); and

20.0 metres grading 2.4 g/t gold from 195.0 metres

Drillhole 23BT019

confirms continuous gold mineralization to a depth of 239.0 metres and lateral

continuity of a higher-grade core of gold mineralization starting at surface over an extent of about 100

metres. There are many higher-grade subintervals encountered in 23BT019, including areas with higher

concentrations of sulphides within episyenite and/or perthitic granite, and two zones of narrow cross-

cutting quartz veinlets hosting visible gold (see

Figures 4, 5

and

6

). These cross-cutting veinlets with

visible gold are very high-grade

(greater than 40 g/t gold)

and highlight a later-stage gold mineralizing

event that was superimposed on the original disseminated gold event associated with episyenite and

perthitic granite host rock. The cross-cutting visible gold veinlets appear similar to those seen at the

Zeca Souza and Galvão gold discoveries located about 1.5 kilometres north of Butiá (see News

Releases dated

September 7, 2022 for Zeca Souza

and

May 9, 2023 for Galvão

) where visible gold in

cross-cutting stockwork veins was encountered. Late-stage visible gold associated with glassy quartz

has also been encountered at the Matilde gold discovery in the southern portion of the LDS Project (see

Figure 1

). Note that if the two high-grade gold intervals in 23BT019 are cut back to 10 g/t gold (from

44.4 g/t gold and 48.3 g/t gold respectively), then the composite interval becomes 239.0 m grading 1.1

g/t gold from surface. Nevertheless, it is possible that future "sweet spots" will be found at Butiá with

future drilling related to the quartz-stockwork style of gold mineralization.

Drillhole 24BT023

was collared about 50 metres northwest of drillhole 23BT016 and 23BT018 in the

central-west portion of the Butiá gold deposit and drilled vertically (see

Figure 2

&

Figure 3

). The

purpose of this hole was to better understand the nature, grade and continuity of gold mineralization in

this portion of the deposit. Continuous gold mineralization was encountered over long intervals in

episyenite and mineralized perthitic granite. Higher-grade subintervals have been observed within zones

of episyenite hosting pyrite +/-arsenian pyrite. A summary of assay composites is as follows:

228.0 metres grading 1.0 g/t gold from surface

including:

100.0 metres grading 1.6 g/t gold from 35.0 metres

; including

60.0 metres grading 2.3 g/t gold from 72.0 metres

; and including

5.0 metres grading 3.3 g/t gold from 72.0 metres

Hole 24BT023

provides a clear indication of long continuous gold mineralization vertically to depths of

more than 200 metres, and laterally in a northwest-southeast direction as it is located midway between

23BT019 and 23BT016.

Drillhole 23BT018

was positioned in the southwest-central portion of the Butiá gold deposit, slightly

south of the currently interpreted measured portion of the gold resource and drilled vertically (see

Figures 2

and

3

). The purpose of this hole was to better grasp the nature of the geology and

mineralization vertically in this portion of the deposit. A continuous bulk-tonnage and disseminated style

of mineralization consisting mainly of disseminated pyrite +/- arsenian pyrite within episyenite +/-

perthitic granite occurred

from surface to a depth of 221.0 metres having an average grade of 0.8

g/t gold

. This included several higher-grade subintervals as detailed below:

130.0 metres grading 1.2 g/t gold from surface

and including:

10.0 metres grading 1.6 g/t gold from 32.0 metres

10.0 metres grading 1.4 g/t gold from 47.0 metres

8.0 metres grading 3.5 g/t gold from 117.0 metres

Gold mineralization occurs within mineralized episyenite and perthitic granite. Higher grade subintervals

are associated with elevated concentrations of sulphide minerals.

Drillhole 24BT020

was collared along the southeastern edge of the Butiá mineralized footprint and

drilled on an azimuth of 200 degrees and inclined 60 degrees (see

Figures 2

and

3

). The purpose of

this hole was to test the southeastern extension of the deposit. Only one minor interval of gold

mineralization consisting of 1.0 metre grading 1.2 g/t gold was encountered within perthitic granite.

Drillhole 24BT021

was positioned along the southeastern edge of the Butiá Gold Deposit and drilled

along an azimuth of 020 degrees at an inclined angle of 60 degrees (see

Figures 2

3

).

The hole

encountered 77.0 metres of continuous gold mineralization grading 0.4 g/t gold from 22.0

metres

, including several moderately higher-grade subintervals including

40.0 metres grading 0.6 g/t

gold from 59.0 metres

, and

24.0 metres grading 0.7 g/t gold from 72.00 metres

.

Drillhole 24BT022

was designed to test the southeast extension of Butiá and encountered several

narrow low-grade intervals of gold mineralization within predominantly fresh rock (perthitic granite).

Drillhole 23BT017

was collared along the northwestern edge of Butiá and was positioned to test the

extension of the Butiá Gold Deposit to the northwest (see

Figure 2

and

Figure 3

). The hole encountered

53.0 metres grading 0.5g/t gold in mineralized episyenite from 80.0 metres

. This included two

higher grade subintervals

including 5.0 meters grading 1.5 g/t gold from 119.0 metres, and 2.0

metres grading 2.5 g/t gold from 130.0 metres.

Drillhole 23BT017 was successful in extending the mineralized footprint at Butiá about 65.0

metres northwest of previous drilling

.

Correction to Press Release dated May 30, 2024

The Company clarifies that it granted 97,242 Restricted Share Units to officers of the Company instead

of 101,419 as disclosed in its press release dated May 30, 2024.

Table 1. Summary of Drillhole Composites from the Butiá Gold Deposit

Drillhole

From

To

Interval

Gold grade

Comment

(metres)

(metres)

(metres)

(grams/tonne)

23BT005

0.00

37.00

37.00

0.74

Episyenite/Perthitic Granite

including

4.00

23.00

19.00

1.17

Saprolite

97.00

99.00

2.00

0.32

Perthitic Granite

101.00

103.00

2.00

0.27

Perthitic Granite

23BT009

54.00

58.00

4.00

0.61

Episyenite

73.00

89.00

16.00

0.63

Episyenite

including

74.00

81.00

7.00

1.14

Episyenite

121.00

186.00

65.00

0.51

Episyenite/Perthitic Granite

including

141.00

159.16

18.16

0.99

Episyenite

including

127.00

131.00

4.00

0.80

Episyenite

including

141.00

149.00

8.00

1.49

Episyenite

including

142.00

145.00

3.00

2.10

Episyenite

including

168.00

172.00

4.00

1.29

Perthitic Granite

including

177.00

178.00

1.00

0.76

Perthitic Granite/Episyenite

including

182.00

186.00

4.00

0.65

Episyenite/Perthitic Granite

208.00

220.00

12.00

0.89

Perthitic Granite

including

208.00

210.00

2.00

1.22

Perthitic Granite

including

214.00

219.00

5.00

1.50

Perthitic Granite

239.00

242.00

3.00

0.45

Perthitic Granite

including

239.00

240.00

1.00

0.81

Perthitic Granite

23BT010

0.00

46.00

46.00

0.48

Episyenite

Including

0.00

9.00

9.00

1.15

Episyenite

Including

17.00

19.00

2.00

1.18

Episyenite

40.00

42.00

2.00

0.58

Perthitic Granite

45.00

46.00

1.00

0.81

Perthitic Granite

61.00

63.00

2.00

0.44

Perthitic Granite

68.00

73.00

5.00

0.30

Perthitic Granite

96.00

100.00

4.00

0.46

Perthitic Granite

including

96.00

97.00

1.00

1.23

Perthitic Granite

110.00

111.00

1.00

0.51

Episyenite

23BT011

12.00

22.00

10.00

0.76

Perthitic Granite

including

13.00

15.00

2.00

2.64

Perthitic Granite

23BT012

67.00

74.00

7.00

0.51

Episyenite

136.00

246.00

110.00

0.71

Episyenite

Including

142.00

147.00

5.00

1.27

Episyenite

Including

142.00

144.00

2.00

2.68

Episyenite

Including

154.00

174.00

20.00

1.59

Episyenite

Including

154.00

157.00

3.00

4.20

Episyenite

Including

163.00

166.00

3.00

6.06

Episyenite

Including

179.00

182.00

3.00

2.77

Episyenite

Including

191.00

193.00

2.00

4.08

Episyenite

Including

205.00

206.00

1.00

0.90

Episyenite

Including

218.00

220.69

2.69

1.12

Episyenite

Including

227.00

229.00

2.00

0.83

Episyenite

Including

231.50

233.51

2.01

0.80

Episyenite

Including

240.18

242.02

1.84

1.27

Episyenite

Including

243.30

244.00

0.70

1.11

Episyenite

253.53

255.37

1.84

1.59

Perthitic Granite

313.00

332.00

19.00

0.60

Perthitic Granite

Including

325.00

327.00

2.00

1.73

Perthitic Granite

Including

329.00

331.00

2.00

1.43

Perthitic Granite

23BT013

4.00

5.00

1.00

0.44

Perthitic Granite

15.00

19.00

4.00

0.30

Perthitic Granite

53.00

55.00

2.00

0.35

Perthitic Granite

56.00

57.00

1.00

0.26

Perthitic Granite

61.00

62.00

1.00

0.44

Perthitic Granite

71.00

72.00

1.00

0.60

Perthitic Granite

107.00

109.00

2.00

0.34

Perthitic Granite

119.00

192.00

73.00

0.74

Episyenite

including

136.00

171.00

35.00

1.18

Episyenite

including

136.00

139.00

3.00

1.00

Episyenite

including

146.00

158.00

12.00

1.54

Episyenite

including

146.00

149.00

3.00

2.21

Episyenite

200.00

201.00

1.00

0.91

Episyenite

202.00

203.00

1.00

0.32

Episyenite

Drillhole

From

To

Interval

Gold grade

Comment

(metres)

(metres)

(metres)

(grams/tonne)

207.00

210.00

3.00

0.59

Episyenite

215.00

217.00

2.00

0.34

Episyenite

218.00

221.00

3.00

1.88

Perthitic Granite

225.00

228.00

3.00

0.46

Perthitic Granite

231.00

233.00

2.00

0.40

Perthitic Granite

236.00

237.00

1.00

0.25

Perthitic Granite

245.00

246.00

1.00

0.25

Perthitic Granite

248.00

249.00

1.00

0.34

Perthitic Granite

257.00

258.00

1.00

0.35

Perthitic Granite

23BT014

43.00

47.00

4.00

0.45

Perthitic Granite

84.00

85.00

1.00

0.32

Perthitic Granite

182.62

185.00

2.38

0.72

Perthitic Granite

215.00

216.00

1.00

0.36

Perthitic Granite

250.00

260.00

10.00

1.45

Episyenite, visible gold,

galena

23BT015

161.33

162.45

1.12

0.27

Perthitic Granite

182.00

184.00

2.00

0.29

Perthitic Granite

242.00

243.00

1.00

0.24

Perthitic Granite

269.00

274.00

5.00

0.62

Perthitic Granite

including

272.00

273.00

1.00

1.73

Perthitic Granite

23BT016

0.00

160.00

160.00

1.04

Episyenite

including

0.00

109.00

109.00

1.36

Episyenite

including

25.00

54.00

29.00

2.90

Episyenite

including

29.00

34.00

5.00

4.65

Episyenite

including

30.00

48.00

18.00

3.22

Episyenite

183.00

187.00

4.00

0.34

208.00

224.00

16.00

1.03

Episyenite

including

208.00

214.00

6.00

2.06

Episyenite

256.00

257.00

1.00

0.25

Episyenite

263.00

264.00

1.00

0.29

Episyenite

266.00

267.00

1.00

0.28

Episyenite

270.00

287.00

17.00

0.43

Episyenite

292.00

293.00

1.00

0.28

Episyenite

316.00

323.00

7.00

0.35

Episyenite

23BT017

80.00

133.00

53.00

0.54

Episyenite

including

107.00

115.00

8.00

0.99

Episyenite

including

119.00

124.00

5.00

1.48

Episyenite

including

130.00

132.00

2.00

2.53

Episyenite

23BT018

0.00

221.00

221.00

0.81

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

0.00

130.00

130.00

1.15

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

32.00

42.00

10.00

1.60

Episyenite

including

47.00

57.00

10.00

1.42

Episyenite

including

117.00

125.00

8.00

3.53

Perthitic Granite +

Episyenite

Drillhole

From

To

Interval

Gold grade

Comment

(metres)

(metres)

(metres)

(grams/tonne)

23BT019

0.00

236.00

236.00

1.35

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

1.00

2.00

1.00

1.57

Saprolite

including

37.00

236.00

199.00

1.56

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

75.00

149.00

74.00

2.45

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

83.31

84.00

0.69

44.40

Visible gold in QV

including

94.00

95.00

1.00

48.30

Visible gold in QV

including

161.00

176.00

15.00

2.09

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

185.00

187.86

2.86

3.66

Episyenite

including

195.00

215.00

20.00

2.35

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

24BT020

71.00

72.00

1.00

1.18

Perthitic Granite

24BT021

0.00

3.00

3.00

0.63

Saprolite

22.00

99.00

77.00

0.37

Perthitic Grante +/-

Episyenite

including

22.00

25.00

3.00

0.59

Perthitic Granite

including

22.00

23.00

1.00

1.25

Perthitic Granite

including

59.00

99.00

40.00

0.55

Perthitic Granite +/-

Episyenite

including

59.00

60.00

1.00

0.54

Perthitic Granite

including

66.00

67.00

1.00

1.04

Metasomitite

including

72.00

96.00

24.00

0.69

Perthitic Granite

108.00

110.00

2.00

0.25

Perthitic Granite

24BT022

34.00

39.00

5.00

0.23

Perthitic Granite

including

34.00

35.00

1.00

0.69

Perthitic Granite

including

38.00

39.00

1.00

0.32

Perthitic Granite

24BT023

0.00

228.00

228.00

1.03

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

35.00

135.00

100.00

1.64

Episyenite

including

72.00

228.00

156.00

1.30

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

Including

72.00

213.00

141.00

1.37

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

72.00

170.00

98.00

1.71

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

72.00

132.00

60.00

2.31

Episyenite +/- Perthitic

Granite

including

72.00

92.00

20.00

2.58

Episyenite

including

72.00

77.00

5.00

3.25

Episyenite

including

77.00

82.00

5.00

3.15

Episyenite

including

87.00

92.00

5.00

3.00

Episyenite

Drillhole

From

To

Interval

Gold grade

Comment

(metres)

(metres)

(metres)

(grams/tonne)

Assumes 0.25 g/t gold cut-off grade, no top cut.

The Company has been targeting larger intersections of greater than 0.25 g/t gold. Intersections lower than this threshold may provide

exploration insight and may therefore be disclosed.

Intervals represent drill core interval; true widths have not been determined at this time.

Table 2. Butiá Drillhole Coordinates

Drillhole

Easting

Northing

Elevation (m)

Azimuth

(Degrees)

Dip (degrees)

Start Depth

(metres)

Final Depth

(metres)

23BT005

217984

6586490

387

20

-60

0

230.19

23BT009

218119

6586240

407

20

-60

0

252.95

23BT010

217984

6586486

387

200

-60

0

159.79

23BT011

218022

6586572

382

20

-60

0

200.55

23BT012

218043

6586240

407

20

-60

0

358.13

23BT013

218095

6586397

400

0

-90

0

317.87

23BT014

217999

6586257

410

20

-60

0

331.33

23BT015

218125

6586212

404

20

-60

0

294.37

23BT016

218152

6586454

393

200

-60

0

357.66

23BT017

217973

6586670

383

200

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0

253.74

23BT018

218152

6586456

393

0

-90

0

256.36

23BT019

218102

6586534

385

0

-90

0

276.54

24BT020

218187

6586357

398

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76.35

24BT021

218171

6586366

397

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125.93

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218222

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396

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78.72

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218126

6586494

389

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0

275.96

Figure 1. Regional Soil Geochemistry Anomalies versus Geology of the Lavras do Sul Intrusive

Complex and Known Mineral Showings

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