Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Reports Antimony Results from Its Washington Mine in Idaho

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Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Reports Antimony Results from Its Washington Mine in IdahoBurlington, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - March 16, 2026) - Silver Bullet Mines Corp. (TSXV: SBMI) (OTCQB: SBMCF) ("SBMI" or "the Company") is pleased to announce antimony results from its wholly owned past producing Washington Mine in Idaho. These strong results are in addition to the impressive gold and silver values previously disclosed. The Washington Mine is on patented lands in the prolific placer gold district in Idaho. On December 15, 2021 the Company disseminated a news release containing the following chart of silver and gold assay results from the Washington Mine.MethodAUAG-GR30AUAG-GR30ElementAuAgAgUnitsppmppmtroy oz*LDL 0.001 10.029 WASH-ID-001 0.5574350 127WASH-ID-002 1.364780 139WASH-ID-003 1.264740 138WASH-ID-004 0.676203059WASH-ID-005 0.928258075WASH-ID-0061.69248073WASH-ID-0070.37129841WASH-ID-008 0.6110735WASH-ID-009 < 0.1488328WASH-ID-0104.613928 126 *LDL = Lower Detection Limit as provided by the Certified Assay LabWith the recent global interest in antimony, SBMI reviewed local geology and determined Idaho to be a host to several areas prospective for antimony, including but not limited to the Stibnite Mining District. The Stibnite Mining District hosts, among other mines, the Stibnite Mine, which is owned by a third party and is targeted to be in gold and antimony production in late 2028.SBMI revisited its assay results reported in the news release dated December 15, 2021 and is pleased to advise of the following results for antimony.ElementSbUnitsppm*LDL1 WASH-ID-0018810WASH-ID-0028740WASH-ID-0034830WASH-ID-0041280WASH-ID-0052710WASH-ID-0063050 *LDL = Lower Detection Limit as provided by the Certified Assay LabSBMI also found elevated values for lead and for zinc, with all of the samples for zinc returning above detectable limits and three of the samples for lead returning above detectable limits.The global demand for antimony, a critical mineral, is driven by expanding needs in military, drones, electronics and energy storage. There is no substitute for it and the global need for antimony is expected to grow. Supply chains currently depend upon China, Russia and Tajikistan, with those three countries producing roughly 85% of global antimony. Minor producers are Turkey, Myanmar, Bolivia and Australia, leaving North America very vulnerable ...

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