TARTISAN NICKEL CORP. COMPLETES INITIAL DATA INTERPRETATION FROMTHE AIRBORNE EM26 SURVEY, TURTLE POND KNIGHT DANGER NICKEL-COPPER-PLATINUM PROJECT

Tartisan Nickel Corp. has successfully completed the data acquisition and initial interpretation phase of a comprehensive helicopter-borne Target EM26 magnetic and VLF geophysical survey at the Turtle Pond Knight Danger property located near Dryden, Ontario. This airborne survey represents a significant exploration milestone for the company as it systematically advances exploration activities on this promising nickel-copper-platinum project.

The completion of the geophysical survey marks an important step in Tartisan's exploration strategy, providing critical subsurface data that will inform future drilling and exploration decisions. Airborne electromagnetic surveys are particularly effective for identifying conductive mineralization associated with nickel-copper-platinum group metal deposits, making this survey methodology well-suited for the geological setting and commodity targets at Turtle Pond.

For the broader nickel sector, this development underscores continued industry interest in advancing Canadian nickel projects, particularly those with platinum group metal potential. The Dryden region of Ontario has historically been prospective for base and precious metals, and Tartisan's systematic exploration approach positions the company to potentially define new mineral resources in this established mining district.

The successful completion of this geophysical program sets the stage for more advanced exploration activities, including potential ground-based follow-up work and drilling programs. As global demand for nickel continues to grow driven by electric vehicle battery requirements and stainless steel production, projects like Turtle Pond that demonstrate systematic exploration progress become increasingly valuable within the mining sector.