SOLIS MINERALS LTD - SLMFF STOCK NEWS

Solis Minerals (ASX: SLM) has expanded its Peruvian copper exploration portfolio by applying for 27 exploration concessions totaling 25,600Ha, known as the Canyon Project. The project, located 675km NW of Ilo Este in the Coastal Intrusive Belt, targets copper porphyry mineralization. The area is bracketed by porphyry Cu occurrences along strike and contains a belt of intrusive rocks known as the Coastal Batholith.

Executive Director Mike Parker highlighted the opportunity to explore for near-surface heap-leachable copper oxide resources. The company plans to use geochemistry as a rapid and efficient tool to focus on follow-up areas. Solis is advancing its portfolio of targets in the Coastal Belt of Peru, with drilling at Chancho al Palo expected to commence by year-end.

Solis Minerals (ASX: SLM) has announced a management restructure to reflect its exploration focus. Michael Parker has been appointed as Executive Director, transitioning from his role as Non-Executive Director. Parker, a geologist with extensive experience in exploration and project development, will oversee the company's Latin American exploration operations. His background includes senior positions at First Quantum Minerals, where he was responsible for major copper discoveries and corporate strategy implementation in Latin America.

The company is focusing on copper exploration in the Peruvian coastal belt, with drilling planned for later this year and into 2025. Matt Boyes has resigned as director and officer, effective August 30, 2024. This restructuring aligns with Solis Minerals' strategy to create shareholder value through its exploration activities.

Solis Minerals (ASX: SLM) (TSXV: SLMN) (OTCQB: WMRSF) has released its Quarterly Report for the period ending 31 May 2024. Key highlights include:

• Submission of copper drill targets for permitting in Chanco al Palo and Ilo Este, Southern Peru
• Scheduled magnetometry surveys at the newly acquired Guaneros project
• Identification of surface copper mineralisation at Cinto
• Development of a pipeline for drill testing multiple targets, with the first permit expected in Q4 2024

The company has expanded its copper exploration portfolio in southern Peru, adding the 6,400-hectare Guaneros project. Drilling at Chancho Al Palo is expected to commence in late 2024, subject to permitting. Solis has also made progress at Ilo Este, analyzing results from a drone magnetometry survey. At Cinto, high-grade copper samples up to 7.14% were identified. The company's cash balance stands at approximately AUD $4.4 million.

Solis Minerals (ASX: SLM, TSXV: SLMN, OTCQB: SLMFF) has announced plans for an extensive drone magnetometry survey at its Guaneros Project in Peru. Key points include:

- Survey to start in early August with results expected during the month
- Identified anomalies to be followed up with Induced Polarisation surveys
- Geochemical sampling and mapping to continue
- Guaneros is the fourth project area being progressed to drill status for copper porphyry targeting in Southern Peru
- Located on the prospective Coastal Belt between Ilo Este and Chancho Al Palo drill targets

The survey aims to fast-track target generation and assist in drill permitting. Solis is advancing four project areas in Peru, with drilling planned to start at Chancho Al Palo as early as December 2024, subject to permitting.

Solis Minerals has signed an access agreement with Carumbraya community at the Cinto Project in Peru, initiating systematic mapping and sampling of outcropping copper mineralization. Initial surface grab samples reported assays up to 7.14% Cu, with mineralization spread across a 200m x 100m area. The Cinto Project is positioned on a significant geological fault system, linked to the massive Toquepala porphyry system. Ongoing drone magnetometer and geological mapping aim to guide drill permitting. Other Solis assets in Peru, including Ilo Este and Chancho al Palo, are also being prepared for drilling, with geophysical surveys identifying promising targets.

Solis Minerals (ASX: SLM) has expanded its copper exploration landholding in Peru by successfully acquiring a 6,400-hectare package of underexplored areas. The company now holds a total of 43,500 hectares, establishing itself as a significant landholder in a highly prospective copper belt in Peru. Solis is advancing drill permits for key areas and continues to review potential acquisitions in South America. The company's focus remains on copper and lithium projects.

Solis Minerals has expanded its copper landholding in Peru by applying for new exploration licenses covering 6,400 hectares of highly prospective copper ground. The company now holds a total of 43,500 hectares, cementing its status as a significant landholder in a promising copper belt. Solis is focusing on porphyry copper potential in the region, with drill permit applications currently underway. The company continues to seek acquisitions in copper and lithium projects while progressing its exploration efforts in Peru.

Solis Minerals provides an exploration update for Peru and Borborema, Brazil, with drill permitting underway, significant geophysical targets identified, and a growing copper asset portfolio. The company continues to review new opportunities and cost-cutting measures while reviewing assay data from recent drilling programs. Positive signs for copper targets at Ilo Este and Chancho al Palo, with plans for drill permit applications. No significant lithium mineralization reported at Estrela and Mina Vermelha projects.

Solis Minerals Limited announced a contract with StocksDigital for marketing and investor communication services, involving the issuance of 2,500,000 shares to StocksDigital. However, due to TSX-V policies, the shares cannot be issued as compensation, leading to a revised agreement. The company will issue 1,750,000 unquoted options to StocksDigital and pay A$307,500 in compensation. The options have an exercise price of A$0.09 each and expire on 31 December 2025, with a vesting period of 12 months and a voluntary escrow period until 30 May 2025.