TARTISAN NICKEL CORP. CONDUCTS TARGETEM26 SURVEY OVER TURTLE POND BLOCK OF CLAIMS, CLOSES $500,000 FINANCING AT $0.18 PER UNIT WITH A TWELVE-MONTH ESCROW PERIOD

Tartisan Nickel Corp. announced the completion of a comprehensive 149-line kilometer TargetEM26 airborne geophysical survey over its Turtle Pond Knight Danger Project, strategically located approximately 35 kilometers west of Dryden airport in Ontario's Kenora Mining District. This advanced geophysical survey represents a significant step forward in the systematic exploration of the property's nickel potential, utilizing state-of-the-art electromagnetic technology to identify subsurface mineralization targets.

Concurrent with the exploration activities, Tartisan successfully closed a $500,000 financing at $0.18 per unit, with proceeds subject to a twelve-month escrow period. This financing provides the company with essential capital to advance exploration programs and maintain operational continuity during the critical early-stage development of the Turtle Pond project.

The completion of both the geophysical survey and financing package positions Tartisan well within the current nickel market environment, where demand for battery metals continues to drive exploration interest. The Kenora Mining District has historically been prolific for base metals exploration, and the systematic approach being taken at Turtle Pond demonstrates management's commitment to methodical resource development. The twelve-month escrow period on the financing proceeds suggests a structured approach to capital deployment, providing investors with confidence in the company's financial management while ensuring adequate funding for the next phase of exploration activities.