North Arrow Updates Exploration of Kraaipan GOLD Project, Botswana Detailed Magnetic Surveys 80% Complete; Structural & Bedrock Mapping Underway

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NORTH ARROW UPDATES EXPLORATION OF KRAAIPAN GOLD PROJECT, BOTSWANA

DETAILED MAGNETIC SURVEYS 80% COMPLETE; STRUCTURAL & BEDROCK MAPPING UNDERWAY

February 27, 2025 Trading Symbol - TSXV: NAR #25-03

North Arrow Minerals Inc. (TSXV: NAR) (“North Arrow” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on

its ongoing exploration activities at the Kraaipan Gold Project, Botswana. The Kraaipan Project comprises a large

land package covering 724 km2 of mostly underexplored, Archean greenstone terrain, referred to as the Kraaipan

Greenstone Belt (“KGB”). The KGB straddles the Botswana – South Africa border and is prospective for the

discovery of both gold and base metal deposits, however, in Botswana, it has undergone limited historical

exploration owing to a generally thin (<40m) overburden cover of Kalahari sands and gravels that hinder the

effectiveness of traditional exploration approaches using geological mapping, prospecting and geochemical

sampling. The South African portion of the KGB is better exposed and explored and is host to numerous mineral

occurrences including Harmony Gold’s multi-million-ounce Kalgold mine, which has operated continuously since

the mid-1990’s and is located approximately 40km south of the Kraaipan Project.

Ken Armstrong, President and CEO of North Arrow, stated, “A key part of North Arrow’s approach to evaluating

the gold potential of the Kraaipan Project beneath the Kalahari sand cover is to rapidly identify and test priority

targets utilizing very high-resolution Remote Mapper UAV magnetic survey s and a newly optimized reverse -

circulation (RC) drilling platform. To date, approximately 80% of the project area has been surveyed using Remote

Mapper and detailed structural mapping of exposed banded iron formation (BIF) outcrops is underway. The

magnetic surveys are expected to be completed in April and will be used along with the structural analysis to

identify important bedrock and structural features beneath the Kalahari overburden. In conjunction with

geochemical data from previous soil surveys and limited drilling, priority targets will be identified and tested as

part of a three -month RC drilling program anticipated to start in May. RC drilling will focus on collection of

geochemical samples from the base of the overburden and the underlying bedrock to enable a rapid, cost -

effective regional assessment of the land package in support of developing hard rock drilling targets. North Arrow

is fully funded to complete this work program and, in collaboration with our partner Rockman Resources,

continues to evaluate additional opportunities and exploration techniques to systematically explore beneath

Kalahari cover within the project area, and elsewhere in Botswana.”

Remote Mapper magnetic surveys – The Remote Mapper UAV system has collected over 21,000 line kilometres

of high quality magnetic data within the Kraaipan Project area. Surveys are being conducted at 25m line spacing

and 30m height above surface. Surveys of the remaining 20% of the KGB within the project area are expected to

be completed in April. For more background on Remote Mapper, see Ken Armstrong’s recent conversation with

Bruce Johnson, one of the designers of the platform.

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Above: Bruce Johnson of the Mineral Services Group prepares one of two Remote Mapper UAV's for flight.

Structural and bedrock mapping – A series of BIF outcrops in the southern part of the project area were the focus

of limited past exploration of the KGB in Botswana, including rotary air blast drilling in the 1990’s that identified

sporadic, near surface gold mineralisation including 21m grading 1g/t Au, 9m grading 1.6 g/t Au and 3m grading

5.1 g/t Au. These iron formation outcrops are currently being mapped to help correlate areas of structural and

stratigraphic complexity and alteration with the new Remote Mapper data . These cor relations will increase

confidence in Remote Mapper targets generated in areas beneath Kalahari cover and lacking outcrop exposures.

RC Drilling program – A three-month RC drilling program is expected to start in May, testing targets identified

from the Remote Mapper surveys and the structural and bedrock mapping interpretations. Drilling will focus on

collection of geochemical samples from the base of the Kalahari overburden and underlying bedrock in order to

identify new zones of gold mineralisation and associated alteration. An optimized RC drilling platform, designed

to minimize the time spent handling materials and moving between holes, will be used and, depending on depth

of sand and the distance between drill holes and target areas, is expected to allow for drilling of 3 to 5 holes per

day. The goal of the RC sampling program is to identify gold showings for follow up bedrock RC and diamond

(core) drilling in the second half of 2025 and in 2026.

About the Kraaipan Gold Project, Botswana

The Kraaipan Gold Project is comprised of three mineral concessions covering the 60 km strike extent of the

Kraaipan Greenstone Belt in Botswana. The KGB is a highly prospective Archean greenstone belt that straddles

the Botswana - South Africa border, with proven mineral endowment including Harmony Go ld’s multi-million-

ounce Kalgold mine in South Africa, approximately 40 km south of the Project. Past exploration of the northern

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extent of the KGB has been challenged by the presence of Kalahari overburden, impacting approximately 80% of

the KGB within Botswana. The Kalahari overburden comprises unconsolidated sand as well as gravel, silcrete,

calcrete and minor clay-rich horizons. While laterally extensive, this cover material is typically less than 20m over

much of the Project but can locally reach depths of up to 70m. Limited past exploration of the KGB in Botswana

has identified local gold mineralisation in shallow drilling of exposed banded iron formation (BIF) targets. A focus

of new exploration is to identify BIF-related gold mineralisation beneath the sand cover. To do this, North Arrow

is working with Rockman Resources Limited’s highly experienced Botswana -based exploration team, who are

capable of deploying cost-effective proprietary exploration solutions including UAV geophysics, truck-mounted

drilling and, potentially deep machine learning technologies to rapidly advance the Project.

North Arrow is currently working to earn a 60% interest in the Project by investing US$5 million by June 30, 2027,

including a firm commitment to invest US$1 million by June 30, 2025.

About North Arrow Minerals

North Arrow is a Vancouver , BC-based exploration company focused on the evaluation of the Kraaipan Gold

Project in Botswana. North Arrow’s management, board of directors and advisors have significant successful

experience in the global exploration and mining industry. North Arrow continues to maintain its Canadian

diamond interests in the Naujaat (NU), Pikoo (SK), and Loki (NWT) Projects. North Arrow’s exploration programs

are conducted under the direction of Kenneth Armstrong, P.Geo. (NWT/NU, ON), President and CEO of North

Arrow and a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.

North Arrow Minerals Inc.

/s/ “Kenneth A. Armstrong”

Kenneth Armstrong

President and CEO

For further information, please contact:

Ken Armstrong or Nick Thomas

Tel: 604-889-5252 or 778-229-7194

Website: www.northarrowminerals.com

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