Grid Battery Announces the Completion of the Second Phase of its 2025 Fall Exploration Program on Its Gold-Copper Property

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Grid Battery Announces the Completion of the Second Phase of its 2025 Fall Exploration Program on Its Gold-Copper PropertyCOQUITLAM, BC / ACCESS Newswire / September 25, 2025 / Grid Battery Metals Inc. (the "Company" or "Grid") (TSXV:CELL)(OTCQB:EVKRF)(FRA:NMK2) is pleased to announce that the second phase of the fall exploration program on our 275 km2 Gold-Copper mineral project in Central British Columbia, Canada has been completed by our Canadian contract geological team, Hardline Exploration www.hardlineexploration.com. The second exploration phase concentrated additional exploration work in the Jupiter and Starlight claim blocks located to the furthest west (Jupiter) and furthest north (Starlight) of the Grid BC Gold-Copper Project.Please refer to the Technical Report for Grid BC Copper-Gold Project, dated January 24, 2025 prepared by Jeremy Hanson, P.Geo. (filed on SEDAR+ and our website).Jupiter Claim BlockAdditional work performed on the Jupiter Claim Block included three east-west oriented soil lines south of the cirque basin, 25 B-horizon soil samples together with silt and rock samples were collected. The area traversed in phase 2, referred to as "Work Area 15" contains outcrops of phyllite, which host numerous quartz veins.Program ObjectiveThe 2025 exploration program was designed to conduct a focused evaluation of the "Work Area 15" target, a high-priority geochemical anomaly identified by previous operators. The work involved two complementary activities:Detailed prospecting and rock sampling directly on the ridge-top anomaly.First-pass soil and rock sampling in the cirque basin situated directly below Work Area 15.Geological Context and RationaleThe program's target was derived from a 2021 exploration program completed by Equity Exploration on behalf of South 32 Ltd. (BC Assessment Report 39911). That work identified Work Area 15 as a high-priority target due to its "High Geochemical Rank" and anomalous values in multiple pathfinder elements, including Ag, Cu, Mn, and Pb. A Worldview-3 satellite alteration survey, also part of the 2021 program, identified iron oxide signatures on the ridge at Work Area 15.The current program represents the first follow-up work by Grid Battery Metals on this specific target. Figure 1. Jupiter Property showing location of 2025 samples. Figure 2. Outcropping quartz veins in phyllite below cirque.Starlight Clai...

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