Solaris Resources Inc. provided an operations update, including site optimization efforts that have resulted in significantly improved productivity and cost savings under new Chief Operating Officer (?COO?), Mr. Javier Toro, as well as the appointment of leading independent consultants in support of the Environmental Impact Assessment (?EIA?) in H2 /24 and Pre-Feasibility Study (?PFS?) in H2 /25 for the Warintza Project (?Warintza? or ?the Project?) in southeastern Ecuador. Project Update and Milestones Drilling continues to ramp up with six rigs having completed over 5,400m in April, nearly a new monthly record for the Project, toward a minimum program of 30km of resource growth and infill drilling budgeted for 2024 EIA on track for completion in H2 /24, with studies and work programs ongoing under the direction of a proven Ecuadorian environmental consulting firm who has supported Ecuador?s large copper and gold mines, ESSAM Cía. Ltda.

(?ESSAM?) PFS on track for completion in H2 /25, with support of leading international consulting firms, including: Ausenco Engineering (?Ausenco?) for infrastructure and processing; Knight Piésold Consulting (?Knight Piésold?) for technical studies and engineering designs; and AMC Consultants (?AMC?) and Minsys Mining Systems (?Minsys?) for mining Significantly increased site productivity and efficiency of operations from infrastructure development and optimization, logistics and practices, generating a 26% reduction in drilling costs to USD 229/m and contributing to significant savings against the First Quarter /24 budget Funding in place for planned 2024 and 2025 programs through the offtake financing package announced in December, with the strategic investment announced in January intended to support an expansion of activities and continued consolidation of the surrounding district Project Update: Drilling ? Drilling continues to ramp up, with six rigs having completed over 5,400m in April, nearly a new record monthly meterage for the Project. A minimum of 30km is budgeted in 2024 for resource growth and infill drilling, with some of these holes doubling to provide technical data for mine design and mine planning purposes to support technical studies.

In addition, the updated mineral resource is on track for completion at the end of June for release in early July by Mr. Mario E. Rossi, FAusIMM, SME, IAMG, of Geosystems International Inc. who is a leading porphyry specialist and completed the prior estimate. EIA ? Solaris has engaged ESSAM, an Ecuadorian environmental consultant accredited by the Ministry of Environment of Ecuador, to assist in finalizing and submitting the EIA for the exploitation phase of the Warintza Project for regulatory review and approval in H2 /24, after more than three years of baseline environmental monitoring, data collection and studies from prior permitting efforts.

ESSAM has been involved with Ecuador?s largest copper and gold mines supporting in environmental audits, monitoring and studies. Metallurgy & Processing ? Ausenco has been appointed to conduct metallurgical studies and process plant design for the Project.

Activities are focused on throughput definition, metallurgical recovery for copper, molybdenum and gold to supplement the test work completed in 2023, in addition to tailings testing and process plant design. Metallurgical drilling holes are already underway and laboratory testing is planned during May. Technical & Engineering ?

Knight Piésold has been appointed to carry out detailed geotechnical, hydrogeological, geochemistry, and design studies for the pit, Waste Rock Facility (?WRF?) and Tailings Management Facility (?TMF?). Knight Piésold has reviewed the drilling plan for the geotechnical and hydrogeological pit design and dewatering with this drilling already underway. Drilling plans have been reviewed for the TMF and WRF with this drilling program expected to start at the end of May.

A site-wide water balance and water management plan study is currently underway. In addition, Knight Piesold has carried out the preliminary Project description report that will provide the baseline for the EIA. Mine Planning ?

AMC and Minsys have been appointed to undertake mine scheduling and related trade-off studies. This work will develop mine plans and assess the impact of different mining rates, mill throughput rates, cut-off grades and stockpiling strategies in order to optimize the capital efficiency and IRR and NPV of the Project. Infrastructure ?

In addition, Ausenco has been appointed to oversee the initial internal and external infrastructure assessments including mine infrastructure, offices, logistics, power, roads and port facilities. The Company is continuing to coordinate with Electric Corporation of Ecuador to provide renewable hydroelectric-power as the primary power source for the Project, with the first phase of the adjacent Santiago G8 project (1,200MW) projected to be in operation late this decade.