Global Energy Metals Provides Updates on Potential for Larger System with Monument Peak Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Idaho, USA

The phased exploration program conducted by Dahrouge Geological Consulting USA (DGC) included the collection of 557 soil samples and 13 rock samples (see Figure 1).

During the course of exploration activities at Monument Peak, crews identified several new areas of visible copper mineralization (see Figures). The strongly mineralized samples contained variable amounts of chalcopyrite and copper oxide minerals, consistent with the known Cu-Ag/Au mineralization on the property. All soil and rock samples were shipped to Actlabs in Kamloops, BC for multielement analysis (including silver) by aqua regia digestion with ICP-OES finish (code 1E3) for rock samples and ICP-MS finish (code UT1) for soil samples and gold analysis by fire assay with AA finish (package 1A2B-30).

Upon receipt of analytical results, the Company will re-evaluate all historical and recent exploration data, as it appears the mineralized system may be more extensive than previously thought. Results will be released as they become available.

Timothy Strong, Project Development Manager commented:

"We're excited by the initial findings from the first phase of our summer work program at Monument Peak. Initial prospecting work completed by Dahrouge Geological suggest there is a much larger footprint to the polymetallic mineralization known at the property, than previous exploration data suggested. As such we're very pleased by the observation and discovery of several additional copper, silver and gold target areas."

Phase 1 Highlights of the Soil Sampling and Geological Reconnaissance Sampling:

• - Soil sampling program resulted in 557 soil samples and 13 rock samples,

  - Identified historical pit in the south of the property approximately 200 m due east from the previous known showings which had abundant copper oxide staining and quartz veining,

  - Identified another historical mineralized trench located along strike between the central and southern showings with abundant quartz veining and copper oxide,

  - Documented and sampled historical dumps, workings, and additional outcrops, resulting in the conclusion that the system could be continuous over its entire strike length, and

  - The Company is re-evaluating the system, which it believes could be larger than previously understood.

  
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Figure 1. Monument Peak location map highlighting rock and soil samples collected.

Figure 2. Copper oxide staining on rocks located in a newly discovered

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historical pit in the south of the property.

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Figure 3. Rock sample from outcrop within historical mineralized trench located along strike between the central and southern showings.

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Figure 4. Rock sample from historical mineralized trench located along strike between the central and southern showings.

Data collected during the summer/fall 2021 exploration programs at Monument Peak will be utilized to prepare an independent technical report and be used for the generation of drill targeting / permitting.

A second phase of exploration at Monument Peak consisting of a drone magnetics and photogrammetry is scheduled for later in the month. Details of the Phase 2 program are outlined below.

Phase 2 - Drone Magnetics Survey and Photogrammetry - Scheduled

• - Conduct drone magnetics survey over the entire Monument Peak Property:

  • - 130 line km at 50 m spacing, and

    - Data processing using Oasis Montaj software.

  - Conduct high resolution photogrammetry survey over the entire Monument Peak Property

- 95 line km, and

- DSM generation and orthoimage using DJI terra.

Monument Peak Copper-Silver-Gold Project, Idaho, USA

The Monument Peak Project consists of 69 claims covering approximately 1,380 acres (~558.5 hectares). It is an exploration-staged, high-grade, copper-silver-gold project, which covers two small past producing copper mines: Jackson and Hungry Hill. Sporadic development and production in the area occurred primarily during the early 1900's, with some additional development in the 1950's. The most recent exploration occurred during the 1970's and 1980's.

Mitchel (1972) described the Cu-Ag-Au mineralization at Monument as having "unusual continuity" in association with structural zones within sericitic quartzites, which can be traced along 3,200 m strike that vary from 3 to 6 m width.

The mineralization is described (Lavery, 1988) as "syngenetic and fits a volcanic-hosted (massive) sulfide model … where … the copper-mineralized section might be as much as 175 feet thick".

A previous program undertaken by DGC in 2020, included the collection of 56 rock samples to confirm historical results, as announced in a previous news release dated April 27, 2021. The field work confirmed both the presence of significant Cu, Ag mineralization, but also the presence of significant gold mineralization. The samples were collected from three main areas over 3,200 m strike and from the separate Hungry Hill Mine; the arithmetic average of all samples was 2.34% Cu, 57.6 g/t Ag, and 0.68 g/t Au.

Project highlights follow (from North to South):

• - North Showing: grab samples to 0.57% Cu, 248 g/t Ag, 57.5 g/t Au;

  - Jackson Adit: grab samples to 13.6% Cu, 2,589 g/t Ag, 17.1 g/t Au;

  • - Chip Sample: 3.0 m of 7.03% Cu, 109 g/t Ag

    - Chip Sample: 1.8 m of 3.11% Cu, 101 g/t Ag

    - Chip Sample: 6.1 m of 4.32% Cu, 99 g/t Ag

  - Anderson Occurrence: grab samples to 3.9% Cu, 89 g/t Ag, 2.5 g/t Au.

  - Hungry Hill Mine (2 km east of main trend): 2.4 m of 17% Cu.

Field crews visited four known mineral occurrences (Jackson/Baker, Hungry Hill Mine, Anderson and North Showing) and confirmed the high-grade Cu-Ag (+/- Au) mineralization at all locations. Outcrop is sparse throughout the property and commonly only exposed by historical workings. Observed mineralization style and grade is similar across all showings, with notably higher copper grades (up to 20.9% Cu) at Hungry Hill, while the North Showing had the highest gold values (up to 11.4 g/t Au). High grades of silver (greater than 80 g/t Ag) were associated with all mineral occurrences.

Qualified Person

Mr. Paul Sarjeant, P. Geo., is the qualified person for this release as defined by National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

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