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Panoro Minerals' Drilling Program Identifying Expansion Potential at Cotabambas Project, Peru

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Panoro Minerals' Drilling Program Identifying

Expansion Potential at Cotabambas Project,

Peru

VANCOUVER

, BC

,

Nov. 21, 2022

/CNW/ -

Panoro Minerals Ltd.

(TSXV: PML) (Lima: PML)

(Frankfurt: PZM) (OTCQB: POROF) ("Panoro", the "Company") is pleased to announce results of

additional drill holes from its 16,970 m drill program, the aim of which is to expand the total resource

with emphasis on the high-grade component and upgrade the inferred category resources to

indicated category at the Company's Cotabambas Cu/Au/Ag Project in southern

Peru

. The principal

conclusion from the results of Drillholes CB-201, CB-202 and CB-203 are summarized as follows,

see Figure 1 for drillhole locations:

Drillhole CB-201 results delineate the continuity of mineralization approximately

150 m

to the

north of the South Pit in the gap area between the two pits as well as extending mineralization

continuity from approximately

200 m

depth to near surface;

Drillhole CB-202 results delineate the extension to approximately

250 m

depth of previously

intersected mineralization and extends mineralization to the south of the current South Pit limits.

The mineralization is open at depth with the potential for increasing grades at depth and

proximity to the porphyry stock; and

Drillhole CB-203 extends mineralization to approximately

500 m

depth and extends

mineralization to the eastern limit of the South Pit.

Discussion of Results

The purpose of drillholes CB-202 and CB-203 was to add new mineral resources to the south-

eastern and north-eastern extremes of the South Pit, respectively and at depth. The scope of CB-

201 was to explore the possible connection between the South and North pits. See locations of the

holes on the map in

Figure 1

. The principal mineralization intersections are listed in the table below.

Drillhole

From (m)

To (m)

Metres

Cu (%)

Au g/t

Ag g/t

Cueq %

1

Zone

CB-201

12.0

40.5

28.5

0.11

0.08

1.11

0.18

Oxide

" "

48.4

71.3

22.9

0.17

0.22

8.16

0.42

Mixed

" "

122.6

162.4

39.8

0.10

0.06

0.68

0.15

Primary

CB-202

187.6

425.2

237.6

0.25

0.20

1.65

0.43

Primary

Including

284.1

392.4

108.3

0.36

0.31

2.50

0.63

Primary

Including

287.6

340.4

52.8

0.48

0.44

3.50

0.87

Primary

CB-203

112.6

706.4

593.8

0.21

0.15

1.33

0.34

Primary

including

270.8

608.3

337.4

0.26

0.22

1.68

0.45

Primary

including

379.7

569.3

189.6

0.29

0.23

1.72

0.49

Primary

1.

Cu equivalent grade estimated at spot prices of Au=USD 1771/oz, Ag=USD 20.13/oz and Cu=USD 3.52/lb

Drillhole

CB-201

is a step out hole executed to explore the western and near surface continuity of

the mineralization previously intersected by CB-05 (

106.5 m

averaging 0.44% Cueq, including

68.5m

averaging 0.62% Cueq). The hole CB-201 intersected

22.9 m

of mixed mineralization grading 0.40%

Cueq suggesting the higher grades may be expanded at depth and below CB-05. The plan is to

complete a new drillhole from platform S-17 to explore the mineral continuity below CB-05. This

battery of drillholes is targeting the expansion of the mineral resources to join the South and the

North Pits. See

Figure 2

.

Drillhole

CB-202

was a step out hole directed to explore the high-grade continuity at depth, targeting

the area

100 m

below the mineralization intersected in previous hole CB-20. The hole intersected

copper primary mineralization along

237.6 m

averaging 0.25% Cu, 0.20 g/t Au and 1.65 g/t Ag

(0.43% Cueq) including

108.35 m

grading 0.36% Cu, 0.31 g/t Au and 2.50 g/t Ag (0.63% Cueq), and

including also

52.8 m

averaging 0.48% Cu, 0.44 g/t Ag, 3.50 g/t Ag (0.87% Cueq). The

mineralization in both drillholes is developed into a quartz monzonite dike of

35 m

width and

extending into the diorite in the footwall host rock. The potassic alteration is developed also in both

lithologic domains. The primary mineralization is composed of chalcopyrite and minor pyrite into a

pervasive quartz stockwork.

Figure 3

shows the copper and gold grades increasing at depth. A new

step out hole is planned from the platform S-5, targeting the cupula of the porphyry stock and

potential for wide high-grade zones of mineralization. CB-202 represents the furthest south drillhole

in the South Pit, intersecting new mineralization, the extension of which will be tested with additional

drilling.

Drillhole

CB-203

is a step out hole located

100 m

to the east of the previously executed CB-196.

and represents the northern most mineralization intersected in the north extreme of the South Pit.

The hole CB-203 intersected a copper primary mineralization within the diorite host rock from depths

of

112.6 m

to

706.4 m

, including an interval of almost

190 m

averaging 0.29% Cu, 0.23 g/t Au, 1,72

g/t Ag (0.49% Cueq). The higher copper and gold grades were intersected within the diorite located

near the cupula of the quartz monzonite porphyry stock and intersected at depth with chalcopyrite

stockwork and potassic alteration. See

Figure 4

.

The bottom of the PEA South Pit is located between 230 and

300 m

below ground surface. Drilling

to date indicated the potential to incorporate new mineral resources at depth and along strike

related with the structurally controlled porphyry mineralization. The intersections shown in Figure 2

and Figure 3 extend to the north and southern extremes of the South Pit. The previously intersected

mineralization in the area was at elevations between

3400 m

and

3500 m

whereas CB-203, shown in

Figure 4, intersected mineralization down to elevations of

3100 m

. The results are confirming the

interpretations in the current exploration model indicating the potential to expand the resource at

depth and along strike. The South pit is interpreted as an early and different porphyry pulse of Cu-

Ag mineralization rich in gold, as suggested by geochronology studies and the lower copper

:

gold

and silver:gold ratios than in the North pit.

The Company started the 2022 campaign in April and continues drilling in the South and North pits

with three drill rigs, targeting the addition of new mineral resources and the upgrade of inferred

resources to indicated category. The re-logging for the geologic modelling update and the expansion

of the South pit still in progress.

Summary of Cotabambas Project Resources

Project

Resource

Classification

Million

Tonnes

Cu (%)

Au (g/t)

Ag (g/t)

Mo (%)

CuEq %

Cotabambas

1

Cu/Au/Ag

Indicated

117.1

0.42

0.23

2.74

0.001

0.59

Inferred

605.3

0.31

0.17

2.33

0.002

0.44

@ 0.20% CuEq cutoff, effective October 2013, Tetratech

1. Cotabambas Project, Apurimac, Peru, NI 43-101 Technical Report on Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment, amec foster

wheeler and Moose Mountain Technical Services, 22 September 2015.

A PEA has been completed for the Cotabambas Project, the key results are summarized below:

Summary of Cotabambas Project PEA Results

Key Project Parameters

Cotabambas Cu/Au/Ag Project

1

Process Feed, life of mine

million tonnes

483.1

Process Feed, daily

tonnes

80,000

Strip Ratio, life of mine

1.25 : 1

Before Tax

1

NPV

7.5%

million US$

1,053

IRR

%

20.4

Payback

years

3.2

After

Tax

1

NPV

7.5%

million US$

684

IRR

%

16.7

Payback

years

3.6

Annual Average

Payable

Metals

Cu

thousand tonnes

70.5

Au

thousand ounces

95.1

Ag

thousand ounces

1,018.4

Mo

thousand tonnes

-

Initial Capital Cost

million US$

1,530

1. Project economics estimated at commodity prices of; Cu = US$ 3.00/lb, Au = US$ 1,250/oz, Ag = US$ 18.50/oz, Mo = US$ 12/lb

PEAs are considered preliminary in nature and include Inferred Mineral Resources that are

considered too speculative to have the economic considerations applied that would enable

classification as Mineral Reserves. There is no certainty that the conclusions within the PEAs will be

realized. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic

viability.

Luis Vela

, a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the

scientific and technical information in this press release.

On behalf of the Board of

Panoro Minerals Ltd.

Luquman Shaheen. M.B.A., P.Eng, P.E.

President & CEO

CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

: Information and statements

contained in this news release that are not historical facts are "forward-looking information" within

the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation and involve risks and uncertainties.

Examples of forward-looking information and statements contained in this news release include

information and statements with respect to:

Panoro delineating growth potential at the Cotabambas Project, while optimizing project

economics;

mineral resource estimates and assumptions; and

the PEAs, including, but not limited to, base case parameters and assumptions, forecasts of net

present value, internal rate of return and payback.

Various assumptions or factors are typically applied in drawing conclusions or making the forecasts

or projections set out in forward-looking information. In some instances, material assumptions and

factors are presented or discussed in this news release in connection with the statements or

disclosure containing the forward-looking information and statements. You are cautioned that the

following list of material factors and assumptions is not exhaustive. The factors and assumptions

include, but are not limited to, assumptions concerning: metal prices and by-product credits; cut-off

grades; short and long term power prices; processing recovery rates; mine plans and production

scheduling; process and infrastructure design and implementation; accuracy of the estimation of

operating and capital costs; applicable tax and royalty rates; open-pit design; accuracy of mineral

reserve and resource estimates and reserve and resource modeling; reliability of sampling and

assay data; representativeness of mineralization; accuracy of metallurgical test work; and

amenability of upgrading and blending mineralization.

Forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and

other factors which could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those expressed or

implied by the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation:

risks relating to metal price fluctuations

risks relating to estimates of mineral resources, production, capital and operating costs,

decommissioning or reclamation expenses, proving to be inaccurate

the inherent operational risks associated with mining and mineral exploration, development, mine

construction and operating activities, many of which are beyond Panoro's control

risks relating to Panoro's or its partners' ability to enforce legal rights under permits or licenses

or risk that Panoro or its partners will become subject to litigation or arbitration that has an

adverse outcome

risks relating to Panoro's or its partners' projects being in

Peru

, including political, economic and

regulatory instability

risks relating to the uncertainty of applications to obtain, extend or renew licenses and permits

risks relating to potential challenges to Panoro's or its partners' right to explore or develop

projects

risks relating to mineral resource estimates being based on interpretations and assumptions

which may result in less mineral production under actual circumstances

risks relating to Panoro's or its partners' operations being subject to environmental and

remediation requirements, which may increase the cost of doing business and restrict

operations

risks relating to being adversely affected by environmental, safety and regulatory risks, including

increased regulatory burdens or delays and changes of law

risks relating to inadequate insurance or inability to obtain insurance

risks relating to the fact that Panoro's and its partners' properties are not yet in commercial

production; • risks relating to fluctuations in foreign currency exchange rates, interest rates and

tax rates

risks relating to Panoro's ability to raise funding to continue its exploration, development, and

mining activities; and

counterparty risk under Panoro's agreements.

This list is not exhaustive of the factors that may affect the forward-looking information and

statements contained in this news release. Should one or more of these risks and uncertainties

materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially

from those described in the forward-looking information. The forward-looking information contained

in this news release is based on beliefs, expectations, and opinions as of the date of this news

release. For the reasons set forth above, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on

forward-looking information. Panoro does not undertake to update any forward-looking information

and statements included herein, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in

the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of

this release.

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SOURCE

Panoro Minerals Ltd.

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For further information:

Panoro Minerals Ltd., Luquman Shaheen, President & CEO, Phone:

604.684.4246, Fax: 604.684.4200, Email: [email protected]; Renmark Financial Communications

Inc., Scott Logan, Account Manager, Phone: 416.644.2020 / 212.812.7680, Email:

[email protected]

CO: Panoro Minerals Ltd.

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