T2 Metals Corp. announced first assay results from an initial field reconnaissance visit to the Company's 100% owned Copper Eagle copper-gold project, located in Douglas County, Nevada. The project is easily accessed utilizing existing all weather roads from Nevada State Route 395.

Several large former copper mines and development projects lie within 50 km of Copper Eagle, including the Anaconda copper Mine in Yerington, Hudbay Minerals' Mason Project and Nevada Copper Inc.'s Pumpkin Hollow Mine. T2 Metals geologists located various trenches and shallow pits/workings reported by consulting geologist Majid Shokohi in 1971. Representative rock chip samples were taken from five of the most significant pits/workings across an area of approximately 200 by 200 metres.

The five samples ranged from 0.04% to 10% copper (Cu) averaging 3.09%; from 0.18 to 32.5 g/t silver (Ag) averaging 16.4 g/t; and from 0.005 to 0.62 g/t gold averaging 0.15 g/t. The assay results verify grades reported by Majid Shokohi and confirm the potential of the Copper Eagle project. In addition, the highest gold grade sample was associated with highly anomalous Te (3 ppm), Se (34 ppm), Ba (0.23%), In (1.9 ppm) and Sb (14 ppm), suggestive of a northern Nevada high sulfidation epithermal signature. High sulfidation systems are commonly genetically and spatially associated with porphyry copper-gold deposits.

The Copper Eagle copper project is located in Douglas County, Nevada, approximately 21 km southeast of Carson City and 32 km WNW of Yerington. The nearby Yerington mining district is a prolific copper producing region and is host to several large, world class copper mines and deposits including Pumpkin Hollow (23.9 mt @ 1.59% Cu), Yerington (162 mt @ 0.54% Cu) and Ann Mason (2.2 Bt @ 0.29% Cu). The project is accessible by Nevada Highway 395 to the west with simple power and railway access nearby.

T2 Metals continues to progress its project generation and acquisition strategy for copper and precious metals in highly prospective mineral belts. The rapidly growing demand for copper due to the accelerating uptake of electric vehicles and the supporting infrastructure, aligned with the growing uncertainty of sustainable ethical supply, makes US targets a high priority. Copper Eagle lies within the Walker Lane Mineral Belt, in the vicinity of world class porphyry and skarn type copper projects.

Exploration at Copper Eagle was last recorded over 50 years ago, when significant zones of oxidized copper mineralization were exposed by a consortium of owners (I. Smith, J. Smith and P. Gerken) beneath shallow alluvial cover. Original exploration company records acquired by T2 Metals from the Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology show trenching at Copper Eagle discovered sulfide and oxide copper mineralization over an area of at least 500 m by 200 m (as reported by consulting geologist Majid Shokohi for Smith Copper, 1971). Copper grades were reported by Majid Shokohi in 14 intrusive and metasediment rock samples, ranging from 0.001% to 19.8% Cu and averaging 2.3% Cu.

In addition, three samples with significant gold grades of 0.01, 0.02 and 0.95 oz/t Au (0.3, 0.6 and 29.5 g/t Au) were reported from intervals of quartz vein within the area. Geological mapping by Smith Copper in 1971 indicates that copper mineralization is associated with altered, possible Tertiary age intrusions, consistent with a potential porphyry copper setting and analogous to other porphyry deposits in the northern part of the Walker Lane Mineral Belt. The mapping also identified propylitic, argillic and potassic alteration within granodiorite and monzonite intrusive rocks to the southeast of Copper Eagle along with regular copper occurrences.

T2 Metals has confirmed the copper, silver and gold grades reported by Majid Shokohi by assaying samples collected from five of the major test pits where historical assay results were reported. The results from the samples obtained by T2 Metals, substantiates the assay results from the 1971 report and are within the same range. T2 Metals has finished the compilation of historical data and is currently preparing for additional geochemical sampling and geophysics prior to drilling.

All samples were sent for assay at the ALS Global laboratory in Reno, Nevada. Any references to the terms "ore minerals", "mineralization" or "mineralized zones" are purely for descriptive purposes and are not intended to be interpreted as or relied upon for any resource or economic evaluation of the project at this time. Although historic exploration data was generated by reputable companies applying practice of the day, T2 Metals Corp.

cannot verify the data or determine the quality assurance and quality control measures applied in generating the data. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that the exploration history is fully captured. Additional drilling may have been undertaken, however the Company has not been made aware of or obtained additional data.