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Pan Global Resources is anchored by its flagship Escacena Project in Spain's Iberian Pyrite Belt, Europe's second-largest copper-producing region.

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Escacena Project — Iberian Pyrite Belt, Andalucia, Spain

Pan Global Resources' flagship Escacena Project map

Pan Global’s 100 percent owned flagship Escacena Project is located in the Iberian Pyrite Belt, the 2nd largest copper-producing area in Europe, near Seville. It spans 16,754 hectares of land within Andalucia, Spain and is neighbored by major operating mines and developments, including Atalaya's Riotinto mine, Grupo México's Aznalcóllar/Los Frailes project, Sandfire's MATSA operations and the Resource Capital Fund's Cobre Las Cruces mine. It benefits from first-class road, rail, power, smelter and port infrastructure alongside fast, supportive permitting.

The project contains two main deposits to date: La Romana and Cañada Honda. La Romana is an open-pit copper-tin-silver deposit discovered in 2019 and drilled with 198 diamond drill holes totaling 41,528 metres. The 2025 maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) reported 90 percent of tonnes as Measured and Indicated, at a grade of 0.37 percent copper, 0.44 percent copper equivalent.

The deposit remains open for expansion in several directions and the MRE uses a more conservative cutoff grade of 0.20 percent compared to a more typical cutoff grade of 0.15 percentat most Spanish mining operations, which is indicative of significant growth potential.

Metallurgical testwork returned copper recoveries of up to 88 percent and concentrate grades up to 32.5 percent copper, with payable silver content and low deleterious elements. It also revealed a critical metal value booster, with an above 60 percent tin concentrate grade and recovery, which is premium grade compared to global averages. Concentrate grades are key for operating mines as higher grades of copper contained reflect greater value per tonne of concentrate shipped.

Pan Global Resources' comparison of copper concentrate grade and metallurgical copper recovery

Cañada Honda, the second copper-gold discovery at Escacena, is included in the 2025 maiden resource estimate. 16 drill holes totaling 5,495 metres were used for the MRE, with drill intercepts including 17 metres at 1.6 g/t gold and 14 metres at 0.8 percent copper, 0.4 g/t gold and 4 g/t silver. Pan Global said that the target shares similarities in scale and geometry with Sandfire MATSA's nearby Sotiel-Migollas underground mine.

Phase 2 drilling at Cañada Honda commenced in June 2026, focusing on eight drillholes totalling approximately 2,500 meters. The program will test extensions to known copper and gold mineralization and newly identified geophysical and geochemical anomalies.

A fully funded 20,000-metre drilling program is planned for the entire Escacena and Cármenes Projects within the next 12 to 18 months, focusing on over 15 priority targets and testing further targets.

Cármenes Project — León, Northern Spain

Located approximately 55 kilometres north of León in northern Spain, the Cármenes Project is another 100 percent owned property of Pan Global. It spans 5,653 hectares and is home to the past producing Profunda and Providencia mines.

Exploration on the ground began in 2024, resulting in high grades in underground grab samples. 22 samples average 2.53 percent copper, 1.28 percent nickel, 0.68 percent cobalt, 0.6 g/t gold and 3.1g/t silver at Providencia, while 8 samples average 10.30 percent copper, 0.18 percent nickel, 0.19 percent cobalt, 0.1 g/t gold and 15.6 g/t silver at Profunda. Gossan samples assaying up to 10.5 g/t gold point to untested potential to expand the underlying sulfide mineralization near the Providencia mine. Meanwhile, surface soil and rock sampling near the Providencia target in 2025 revealed assays up to 24.3 grams-per-tonne (g/t) gold, and percent levels of copper, nickel and lead.

The 2026 program at Cármenes has already expanded near-surface gold mineralization at Providencia, with results including 2.36 g/t gold over 80 meters. The current Phase 3 campaign has been expanded from the initial eight drillholes to 12 drillholes, with assays from the first five drillholes returning up to 15 meters grading 3.90 g/t gold, 0.04 percent copper, 0.11 percent nickel and 0.12 percent cobalt from surface.

Copper anomalies, highlighted by a new area approximately 400 to 800 meters southwest of Providencia, were identified from the soil samples. The company said that underground channel sampling at deeper mine levels and expanded surface geochemistry at the Providencia, Profunda and Valverdin targets will help guide the next phase of exploration.

Tim Moody – President, CEO and Director

Bringing more than 30 years of experience in mineral exploration, resource assessment, business development and government relations, Tim Moody holds a multi-discovery track record in copper and base metals. He previously served as Exploration Director and VP/Director of Business Development at mining giant Rio Tinto, where he worked for 24 years. He is currently a director at Mirasol Resources, Prism Resources and Indico Resources.

Patrick Evans – Chairman

With over 40 years of senior mining leadership and M&A experience, Patrick Evans has led over a dozen mining companies and takeovers, including Norsemont Mining (acquired by Hudbay Minerals), Weda Bay Minerals (acquired by Eramet) and Southern Platinum (acquired by Lonmin).

Justin Byrd – Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Secretary

Justin Byrd previously served as CFO of Mayfair Gold, where he managed finance, accounting and corporate secretarial functions through its transition from a private to a publicly listed (TSXV) company. He holds extensive experience across finance, including cost analysis, forecasting, inventory management, pricing and financial modelling.

Álvaro Merino – Vice President, Exploration

A geologist and mining engineer with more than 20 years of multi-commodity exploration experience across Chile, Bolivia, Mexico and Spain, Alvaro Merino has held senior management roles at early-stage and advanced junior mining companies. He is is a member of the Official College of Geologists of Andalusia (ICOGA), Official Association of Technical Engineers and Graduates in Mines and Energy (COITGME) and European Federation of Geologists (EFG).

Jason Mercier – Vice President, Investor Relations

Jason Mercier has over 25 years of investor relations and communications experience in the mining sector, spanning exploration-stage juniors to producers with market capitalizations up to C$15 billion. He previously led global investor relations and external communications for a base and precious metals producer with mines in Canada, Burkina Faso and Namibia.

Juan Garcia Valledor – General Manager, Spain

A mining engineer with more than 28 years of project development and open-pit operations experience in Spain, Juan Garcia Valledor's roles have included Operations Manager for Rio Tinto's talc operations, the re-opening of the Alquife iron ore mine, and taking the La Parrilla tungsten/tin project from development to production.

Roger Davey – Director for Mining and Finance

Roger Davey has over 40 years of operational and management experience across mining in Europe, Africa and South America. He holds expertise in feasibility, financing, construction, commissioning and operations in both underground and open-pit, gold and base-metal settings. He also served as Non-Executive Chairman of Atalaya Mining from 2010 to 2024.

Bob Parsons – Director for Governance

Bob Parsons is a certified public accountant and global mining practice leader. He has advised over 20 governments on mineral policy and has served on boards of nine listed mining companies. He is a recipient of the PDAC Distinguished Service Award (2005) and the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal (2013) for contribution to Canadian mining industry.

Corinne Smit – Director for Metals Marketing, Risk Management

Corinne Smit holds extensive experience in marketing, logistics, hedging and risk management. She is currently the Head, Sales and Marketing, Global (Concentrates and Dore) at Newmont Gold Company and held prior roles at Nevada Copper, Nevsun Resources, and Capstone Mining for commercial marketing and supply chain matters.

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