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Sun PEAK Metals Identifies Several New VMS Gossans Returning up to 29.2 G/T GOLD and 118 G/T Silver and Provides Target Development Update

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SUN PEAK METALS IDENTIFIES SEVERAL NEW VMS GOSSANS RETURNING UP TO 29.2 G/T

GOLD AND 118 G/T SILVER AND PROVIDES TARGET DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

February 27, 2025 – Vancouver – Sun Peak Metals Corp. (“Sun Peak” or the “Company”) (TSXV: PEAK |

OTCQB: SUNPF) is pleased to announce that several new gold-rich VMS gossans representing new VMS

targets, have been identified at the Shire Project in Ethiopia, with assay results returning up to 29.2 g/t

gold and 118.0 g/t silver. These new VMS “pipeline targets” have been discovered through ongoing

prospecting and geological mapping as part of the Company’s target development work.

The Company also provides an update on current exploration activities which are focused on the high

priority targets within the Meli and Anguda Trends.

Key Highlights:

• Detailed geological mapping and rock sampling has been conducted over numerous locations

on the Shire Project resulting in the identification of several new gossanous VMS targets.

• Fifteen grab samples collected from the Gabat VMS gossan returned excellent grades for gold

and silver, with 6 returning over 5 g/t Au and 3 returning over 20g/t Au to a high of 29.2 g/t Au,

while 6 samples returned over 10 g/t Ag to a high of 118 g/t Ag.

• Rock sampling conducted at the Dermi VMS Target returned up to 7.32 g/t Au and 109.8 g/t Ag.

• The new VMS gossans w ill also be investigated for copper-zinc potential within the primary

massive sulphide zone below the oxidize cap.

• Geophysical crews and equipment were mobilised to Shire in early January to conduct ground

TDEM surveys over the Meli Trend, and Anguda North Target areas.

2025 Exploration

Ground Time-Domain Electro-Magnetic (“TDEM”) surveys are currently being conducted on both the Meli

Trend and Anguda North Target. This work is being used to prioritize the next drill locations; the drill is on

site and drilling will commence once the TDEM results are received and interpreted.

Field exploration crews have been active over the past five months at the Shire Project, conducting

detailed geological mapping, rock sampling, and grid -based soil sampling on numerous VMS trends,

priority and pipeline target areas(see Shire Project maps - Map 1 and Map 7). The newly identified gossans

show significant gold and silver in grab samples at surface. The primary massive sulphide zone below the

gossan targets will also be investigated for copper and zinc potential, as seen in other VMS deposits in the

region. A summary detailing results and findings of each of the target areas, along with follow -up plans

are outlined below.

PRESS RELEASE

NR 2025-01

For Immediate Release

February 27, 2025

Vancouver, British Columbia

David Daoud, Sun Peak VP – Exploration and Geology commented: “We are very pleased with the progress

of the ongoing target development work which has been active since October. The geological field work

has identified and rapidly advanced several “pipeline VMS targets” to high priority status given the robust

gold and silver identified within the gossan cap, while future work will focus on the copper and zinc

potential within the primary massive sulphide at depth. Meanwhile the TDEM surveys are progressing on

the Meli and the Anguda Trends, and the results will be key in finalizing drill targets.”

Map 1: Shire Project – Terer, Nefasit, Adi Dairo Exploration Licenses

Terer License:

Gabat VMS Target

• Comprises 1.5km long northeast-southwest oriented gold and barite-rich VMS gossans (Map:2).

• A total of 15 rock samples were collected of which 6 samples returned over 5 g/t Au and 3

returned over 20 g/t Au to a high of 29.2 g/t Au, while 6 samples returned over 10 g/t Ag to a high

of 118.0 g/t Ag.

• Detailed geological mapping and systematic rock channel sampling planned for 2025.

Map 2: Gabat VMS Target

Keel North

• A 1.6 km long gravity anomaly trend with coincident VTEM conductors, discontinuous mapped

VMS gossans and historical rock grab samples up to 5.24 g/t Au, located on the northern parallel

VMS trend of Keel.

• Detailed geological mapping and rock sampling will be conducted as part of the current field

program.

Keel South

• Detailed grid soil sampling will be conducted parallel to and to the south of the Keel trend and

will cover shear zones, VMS gossan outcrops, gravity anomalies, and VTEM conductors.

Dermi Main

• Sub-regional geological mapping at Dermi Main revealed two sub -parallel VMS trends, oriented

northeast-southwest.

• Detailed geological mapping and rock sampling undertaken at the Dermi South Target revealed a

VMS gossan and stringer zone over 300m long (Map 3).

• Coincident with VTEM conductors.

• Rock samples collected from the Dermi Main VMS zones have returned up to 7.32 g/t Au and

109.8 g/t Ag.

• Future work includes further detailed geological mapping and rock sampling to the east, as well

as geophysical ground gravity and TDEM surveys.

Map 3: Dermi Main VMS Targets

Dermi Southwest

Dermi Northern VMS Zone

• Sub-regional geological mapping has defined t hree sub -parallel VMS zones oriented on a

northeast-southwest trend for 1.7km and are associated with VTEM conductor anomalies.

• Detailed grid soil sampling will be conducted over the target and followed by detailed geological

mapping.

• Geophysical surveys, including ground gravity and TDEM will be conducted.

Dermi Southern VMS Zone

• Sub-regional geological mapping has outlined f our parallel VMS zones oriented on a northeast -

southwest trend for over 3km with coincident VTEM conductors.

• Detailed grid soil sampling will be conducted over its length, followed by detailed geological

mapping.

• Geophysical surveys, including ground gravity and TDEM will follow.

Map 4: Dermi Southwest VMS Targets

Nefasit License:

Mada VMS Target

• Two parallel subvertical VMS trends -oriented northeast -southwest spanning 1.2km long with

coincident gold, silver, copper, and zinc-in-soil geochemistry anomalies (Map 4).

• One historical drill hole returned 18m of 2.77 g/t Au, targeting the oxide cap and was never

followed-up with further diamond drilling.

• Coincident gravity anomalies and VTEM conductors.

• Ground TDEM surveys will be conducted to assist with diamond drill planning.

Map 5: Mada VMS Target