Beyond Minerals Provides 2026 Exploration Program Update

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Winnipeg, Manitoba--(Newsfile Corp. - July 7, 2026) - Beyond Minerals Inc. (CSE: BY) (OTCQB: BYDMF) (the " Company " or " Beyond ") is pleased to announce the successful completion of the first phase of field work at both the Ear Falls and Rare One exploration projects. Across the two programs, field crews collected approximately 600 samples, all of which have now been delivered to the laboratory and are pending assay results. Allan Frame, CEO of Beyond, commented "We are very pleased that we have completed two programs this early in the field season. As we are waiting for the results from the Ear Falls and the Rare One Projects, we will begin our exploration work at the Owl Creek Project in the first week of July. These programs reflect our disciplined, geology-driven approach to advancing multiple assets while maintaining strict budget control. We are well positioned to generate a steady pipeline of results over the next few months." Figure 1 Beyond's Sr. Geologist, Paul Baxter, Mapping and Sampling at the Fenwick Sill To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/8620/304154_9de47a84d4e3ba6e_001full.jpg Rare One Project 2026 Exploration Program The 6,500-ha Rare One Project is located near Invermere, BC. Historical work completed by Gifford in 2006 & 2008 reports identified elevated La, Nd, and Ba in soil geochemistry and heavy-mineral-concentrate samples, with abundant monazite grains indicating REE potential in the area. In addition, the soil sampling outlined a 6-km NW-SE anomaly subparallel to regional stratigraphy and coincident with the Fenwick Sill. The 2026 program was designed to test whether the Fenwick Sill exhibits geochemical signatures consistent with the historical anomalies and whether it represents a coherent geological source for REE enrichment across the property. Figure 2 Rare One 2026 Samples Location Map To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/8620/304154_9de47a84d4e3ba6e_002full.jpg A total of 24 stream-sediment samples and 21 rock samples were collected across the property's drainage network to help establish vectoring toward the potential source of the elevated rare earth element values identified in historical soil surveys. In addition, several samples were taken directly from the Fenwick Sill to evaluate whether the intrusion is geochemically correlated with the anomalous rare earth mineralization observed in the area.

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