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PANTHER METALS PLC

("Panther" or the "Company")

(Incorporated in the Isle of Man with company number 009753V)

7 September 2023

Fulcrum Metals: Strong Uranium Targets Identified

Panther Metals PLC (LSE:PALM) the company focused on mineral exploration in Canada, is pleased to note the Fulcrum Metals PLC ("Fulcrum", LON: FMET) announcement detailing highly anomalous uranium findings for the Charlot-Neely uranium-gold and Fontaine Lake uranium-rare earth properties in northern Saskatchewan, Canada.

Panther currently holds a total of 9,971,839 ordinary shares in Fulcrum representing a 19.99% interest in the entire issued share capital of Fulcrum, plus 714,286 warrants exercisable at 17.5p with a two-year life from 14 February 2023 and a further 476,190 warrants exercisable at 26.25p with a three-year life. Panther also retains a 2% net smelter return ("NSR") royalty over the Big Bear Project.

Darren Hazelwood, Chief Executive Officer, commented:

"Uranium and rare earths continue to receive positive comment as the world looks to tackle climate change. It's exciting to see the developments and great results from Fulcrum providing Panther and its shareholders with upside in two of the most sort after commodities globally."

The associated announcement is available to view in full on the Fulcrum Metals PLC website( https://fulcrummetals.com/news/ ), with key points summarised below:

Fulcrum Announcement Highlights

Charlot-Neely Lake Property

·    The Black Bay Fault, a major NE-SW-trending crustal-scale structure which is associated with rare-earth element and uranium mineralisation elsewhere in northern Saskatchewan, was mapped traversing the South Neely property.

·    Multiple zones of strong radioactive outcrop were confirmed in a variety of geological settings, including off-scale scintillometer readings >65,535 counts per second ("cps"), considered likely related to fine grained uraninite mineralisation.

·    Radioactive zones, some with visible uranium oxides, are found in brecciated granite, altered mylonite, sheared granite-gneiss, pegmatite, fault-controlled cataclasite and unconformities.

·    Two new radioactive trends were discovered in South Neely over a minimum of 100 metres strike length each, named 'Fall 1' and 'Fall 2' with scintillometer readings of up to 20,000 cps.

·    Further discoveries included a gossan zone with visible uranium oxide staining and scintillometer readings up to 10,000 cps and a sheared section within a fault structure with up to 30,000 cps hosted in a granitic gneiss.

·    Several sulphide-mineralised quartz veins with gold potential were also located and sampled, including a previously trenched 10 meters wide vein with strong pyrite-chalcopyrite mineralisation.

·    A total of 56 samples were collected for laboratory analysis for uranium, gold, and multi-elements, including rare earth elements.

Fontaine Lake Property

·    At East Addie Lake towards the northeast of the Fontaine Lake property, a radiometrically anomalous granite unit identified zones of strong hydrothermal hematite and sericite alteration with fracture-hosted uraninite and uranium oxides, locally measuring up to 53,000 cps. Significant historical rare earth element ("REE") anomalies are also reported historically from this area.

·    Towards the southern and western boundaries of the claim block further anomalous granites were identified, with one cps reading up to 10,500 cps within a generally elevated background of 600-700 cps.

·    18 samples were collected for laboratory analysis.

Additional details including photographs and maps are provided in the Fulcrum announcement.

For further information please contact:

Panther Metals PLC:

Darren Hazelwood, Chief Executive Officer:            +44(0) 1462 429 743

                                                                       +44(0) 7971 957 685

Mitchell Smith, Chief Operating Officer:         +1(604) 209 6678

Broker:

SI Capital Limited

Nick Emerson                                                  +44(0) 1438 416 500

Notes to Editors

Panther Metals PLC is an exploration company listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. Panther is focussed on the discovery of commercially viable mineral deposits. The Company's operational focus is on established mining jurisdictions with the capacity for project scalability. Drill targets are assessed rapidly utilising a combination of advanced technologies and extensive geological data to decipher potential commercial viability and act accordingly. Panther's current geological portfolio comprises of three highly prospective properties in Ontario, Canada while the developing investment wing focuses on the targeting of nickel and gold in Australia.

Obonga Project

Panther Metals acquired the Obonga Greenstone Belt in July 2021 and have already identified five prospective primary targets: Wishbone, Awkward, Survey, Ottertooth and Silver Rim. A successful Phase 1 drilling campaign at Wishbone in Autumn 2021 revealed the presence of significant VMS-style mineralised systems on the property - the first such discovery across the entire greenstone belt. Intercepts include 27.3m of massive sulphide in hole one, and 51m of sulphide-dominated mineralisation in hole two. Both drill holes contained multiple lenses. Anomalous high-grade copper in lake sediment close to the target area has also been identified, increasing confidence in the prospectivity of the location.

Awkward is a highly anomalous magnetic target, interpreted to be a layered mafic intrusion and magmatic conduit based on mapped geology and airborne geophysics. Historic sampling in the area returned anomalous platinum and palladium (Pt, Pd) values, while historic drilling on the periphery of the target intersected non-assayed massive sulphide and copper (assumed to be chalcopyrite), non-assayed disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite in coarse gabbro, and non-assayed 'marble cake' gabbro (matching the description of the Lac des Iles Mine varitexture gabbro ore zone).

Two additional named targets, Survey and Ottertooth, both displays further coincident magnetic and electromagnetic anomalies and are adjacent to the contact between intrusive and extrusive mafic rocks. Historic drilling at Survey intersected several meters of massive sulphides in multiple intersections (main parts of the anomaly remain untested) while Ottertooth remains untested in its entirety.

Dotted Lake Project

Panther Metals acquired the Dotted Lake Project in July 2020, it is situated approximately 16km from Barrick Gold's renowned Hemlo Gold Mine. An extensive soil programme conducted in 2021 identified numerous gold and base metal targets, all within the same geological footprint. Following the installation of a new trail providing direct access to the target location, an initial drilling programme in Autumn 2021 confirmed the presence of gold mineralisation within this system with anomalous gold continuing along strike and present within the surrounding area.

Manitou Lakes Project

The Manitou Lakes gold project is located approximately 300km's east of Thunder Bay, Ontario and covers a total area of around 98sq km's.

There are over 200 known gold occurrences on the Manitou Lakes project area with the wider Eagle/Manitou Lakes greenstone belt hosting numerous historic gold producers and is prospective for Archean age orogenic gold and associated base metal deposits.

Exploration work conducted by Shear Gold on the Project to date has identified numerous gold bearing structures and favourable geological host rocks through early-stage mapping and surface sampling. The work has focussed on two target areas, being the West Limb Gold Property and the Glass Reef Gold Property, both of which host historic gold mines which have never been systematically explored using modern techniques or drill tested

Fulcrum Metals Plc

Fulcrum Metals PLC (LON: FMET) is an AIM listed exploration company which finances and manages exploration projects focused on Canada, widely recognised as a top mining jurisdiction.

FMET currently holds a beneficial 100% interest in highly prospective gold and base metals projects in Ontario and Uranium projects in Saskatchewan.

Fulcrum's strategy is to focus on discovery and commercialisation of its Projects through targeted exploration programmes. The primary focus is to make an economic discovery on the flagship Schreiber-Hemlo Properties and establishing the prospectivity of its wider Ontario and Saskatchewan portfolio with a view to securing potential joint venture and/or acquisition interest.

Panther Metals Plc own 20% of the issued share capital of Fulcrum Metals Plc and a 2% NSR on the Big Bear project.

Panther Metals Australia

Following the listing of Panther Metals' Australian assets on the Australian Securities Exchange ("ASX") in December 2021. The ASX listing has provided the Australian projects with the necessary capital to advance drill-ready targets focused on nickel and gold (within the Tier 1 Mining Districts of Laverton WA and in the NT). Through this spin-out Panther holds an attractive investment prospect, without any disruption to the Company's capital structure and without any financial obligations.

Conclusion

Panther Metals understand that the commercial realities of building an exploration company requires expertise in geology, finance, and the markets within which they operate. The Company's extensive network of industry leaders allows it to meet these objectives. Ultimately however, drilling success is the only route to discovery: the fundamental objective of any exploration company. Once Panther's world-class geological team identify the anomalies, they work hard to get drilling. The drill hole is the only place where substantial and sustained capital growth originates and it's with that operational focus Panther Metals will continue to advance.