Enduro Metals Corporation provided 2024 exploration plans. Given current market conditions, the Company plans to adopt a prudent, two-prong approach to exploration in 2024. On the copper-gold porphyry prospects, early season work will be focused on target refinement with the objective of attracting partners willing to commit capital to advance the Company's exploration targets.

On the McLymont Gold Project, the Company will look to advance its structural understanding of gold mineralization associated with the McLymont Fault. Building on work undertaken during 2023, a drill program will be designed to test newly developed structural concepts. The Company's interpretation of historic data, taken in conjunction with drill results released by Seabridge Gold on its Snip North project which lies southwest along the same fault line, indicate noteworthy parallels to the KSM/Brucejack district approximately 40km southeast.

The McLymont Gold Project: The known, high-grade gold mineralization at McLymont is related to the district scale McLymont Fault, which continues to the south of the Newmont Lake Property. The importance of this structure was demonstrated recently with the newly discovered mineralization encountered by Seabridge Gold at its Snip North property and the historic Snip Mine where Cominco mined approximately 1moz at a grade of 27.5g/t Au during the 1990s. Enduro controls over 25km of this high-grade, gold hosting structure.

Copper-Gold Porphyry Targets: At Burgundy Ridge, the Company has successfully demonstrated through its diamond drill program the presence of a silica-undersaturated alkalic porphyry system, coeval to Galore Creek. Having completed a geological model in 2023 following an extensive core relogging campaign, the Company is beginning to understand the factors driving mineralization at Burgundy Ridge, and the underlying geological processes that have led to the formation of this system. The near-term focus will be on increasing the surface footprint of the system and delineating new drill targets.

Analysis of recent satellite imagery has indicated a newly exposed area due to glacial recession located to the west of Burgundy Ridge that will be followed up with a surface sampling program. At North Toe, the Company will continue to collect data and work up targets in preparation for drilling. In addition, the Company will look to expand the footprint of the system to the southwest to an area known as Big Toe.

Similar to North Toe, Big Toe is situated along the Copper Line and has experienced glacial retreat in recent times that has exposed a large alteration anomaly indicative of a copper-gold porphyry system. At Chachi, the Company will continue to build on work completed during 2023 by undertaking further grassroots exploration initiatives to identify mineralized outcrops and intrusions.