Announcement • Nov 24
Nova Pacific Metals Corp., Annual General Meeting, Jan 28, 2026 Nova Pacific Metals Corp., Annual General Meeting, Jan 28, 2026. Location: endeavor trust corporation, suite 702, 777 hornby street, british columbia, v6z 1s4, vancouver Canada Announcement • Jun 13
Nova Pacific Metals Corp. Announces the Appointment of Dario Franco Garousian, Effective June 12, 2025 Nova Pacific Metals Corp. announced the appointment of Dario Franco Garousian, a seasoned government relations and public affairs specialist, to its strategic advisory board, effective June 12, 2025. Highlights: Seasoned legislative and community engagement expert joins the advisory board to accelerate the Company's stakeholder strategy. Will contribute to Nova Pacific's outreach and alignment of initiatives as the Company advances its Lara VMS Project. Appointment follows recent advisory additions, reinforcing strong leadership and stakeholder engagement. Mr. Garousian is a strategic advisor and public affairs professional with extensive experience in government and regional community relations. He has over 11 years of experience working as a political strategist, policy advisor, and communications expert, providing advice to BC Premiers, provincial cabinet ministers, and senior political party leadership. Mr. Garousian has served in both public and private sectors, including as an Advisor in the British Columbia Ministry of Forests, where he played a role in engaging with First Nations communities across BC. In that capacity, Mr. Garousian traveled extensively throughout the province, working directly with Indigenous leaders and advising the Minister of State for Sustainable Forestry Innovation on reconciliation-focused initiatives and sustainable economic development. His firsthand experience with Indigenous engagement provides Nova Pacific with critical insight as the Company continues to prioritize early and meaningful partnerships with First Nations. Mr. Garousian is currently a consultant at Crestview Strategy, an international public affairs firm. He previously served as a key member of Premier David Eby's office, as well as in former Premier John Horgan's government, and worked as a Ministerial Advisor in the natural resource sector and workforce development. He also served as a Senior Constituency Advisor in the Government of British Columbia and as a Special Assistant in the Senate of Canada. During his career, Mr. Garousian has developed extensive knowledge of communications, stakeholder engagement strategies, and policy development, to execute successful campaigns and legislative change on several diverse issues. Announcement • May 30
Nova Pacific Metals Corp. Intersects Massive Sulphide Mineralization At Lara Project Nova Pacific Metals Corp. provided an update on its ongoing 8,500-metre Phase 1 drill program at the Lara Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) Project, located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Highlights: Phase 1 drill program underway: The first 14 of 39 planned drill holes have been completed, with a total of 3,105 meters drilled to date. Assay results are pending: The first 4 drillholes have been sampled and will be shipped to ALS Geochemistry in North Vancouver for rush assaying. Massive sulphide mineralization encountered: Visual identification of key VMS-style minerals including sphalerite, galena, chalcopyrite, and pyrite. Twofold exploration objectives: Verifying the historical resource, and Testing new targets along strike and at depth to potentially expand the current geological model. Significant catalysts ahead: Rush results from initial holes are expected to generate sustained news flow, and A current mineral resource is targeted for fourth quarter of this year. Phase 1 Drill Program Underway at the Coronation Trend. Nova Pacific's Phase 1 exploration program is focused on completing approximately 8,500 metres across 39 holes. Within the first processed drillholes, sections of visible massive sulphide and sulphide vein mineralization have been identified in altered felsic volcanics of the Sicker Group. Assay Results Pending. The first 4 drill holes have been sampled and will be shipping to ALS Geochemistry in Northancouver for rush assay. Core processing is ongoing, with samples from additional drillholes to be sent as they are completed. Phase 1 Program. The highly anticipated Phase 1 Program has two primary objectives: Confirming the Historical Resource: The Company plans to confirm the presence and extent of the mineralization that was included in the historical resource estimate. This current phase of drilling will provide updated geological data, incorporating modern assay techniques and quality control measures to align with industry best standards. Demonstrating Expansion Potential: Beyond confirmation drilling, the Company also plans to test recently identified high-priority exploration targets beyond the previously delineated mineralization along the Coronation Trend. Historical Resource Context. Lara's Historical Resource Estimate (1% Zinc Block Cut-off) Current Mineral Resource Estimate Targeted for 2025. Subject to assay results, the Company believes that the areas targeted in the Phase 1 drill program have the potential to support the calculation of an MRE in Fourth Quarter 2025. In anticipation of reporting a current Mineral Resource, the Company has retained Mineit Consulting Inc. for the preparation of an updated technical report for the Lara Project. Evaluation of Nearby Zones Underway to Advance Lara's Broader Potential. The project boasts a significant historical resource rich in critical and precious metals situated in a prime location near excellent infrastructure. Nova Pacific's forward-looking strategy includes verification and exploration drilling and the completion of an updated mineral resource estimate (MRE), with additional technical and exploration studies to be considered following these milestones. The Company is committed to creating value for its shareholders while supporting environmental responsibility and strong community relationships. The Company's actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in this forward-looking information includes, but is not limited to, the Company's objectives, goals or future plans; statements regarding exploration results, potential mineralization, or verification of historical drilling results; the Company's plans to execute and complete its Phase 1 exploration program including the completion of a current mineral resource estimate; exploration and mine development plans; and the timing of the commencement of operations and estimates of market conditions. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from such forward-looking information include, but are not limited to, failure to intersect potentially economic intervals of mineralization; failure to identify mineral resources; the preliminary nature of metallurgical test results; delays in obtaining or failures to obtain required governmental, environmental or other project approvals; political risks; inability to fulfill the duty to accommodate First Nations and other Indigenous people; uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed needed. 
