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Pimentón Project: Chile’s Next Major Copper-Gold Porphyry

Located in the Central Chilean Copper Belt, the same Miocene porphyry trend hosting El Teniente, Andina, Los Bronces and Los Pelambres.

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The Irruptive Team has a record of Major Discovery, Development, and Transaction and is backed by a strong foundation of investors.

The Pimentón Project hosts a copper-gold porphyry system with a 400mm tonne historic1 potential resource, access to infrastructure, and is located in the heart of some of the world's most prolific copper-gold mines. The Company is led by a team with a record of major discoveries in Chile that include Valeriano, Pascua Lama, and the Lagunas Norte project in Peru. The team is backed by deep, executive level expertise in mining engineering, drilling, finance and the Company has a strong treasury.

The team is also supported by a leading multi-generational Latin American mining family: the founders of NYSE-listed Buenaventura, alongside BlackRock and Franklin Templeton with over 30% insider share ownership and over 20% institutional ownership.

  • Franklin Templeton
  • Buenaventura
  • BlackRock

Environmental clearance for 10,000 m of additional drilling

The Company filed its environmental submission (DIA) in March 2026 and received environmental clearance on August 6, 2026.

Large-scale discovery potential

The Company holds an option to acquire, in stages, up to a 100% interest in the mining concessions comprising the Pimentón Project, pursuant to an earn-in agreement dated November 18, 2025 between Irruptive and Minera Tamidak Limitada. The interest is to be acquired through shareholdings in a Chilean joint venture company to which the concessions are to be contributed. Successive tranches are subject to the completion of staged exploration expenditures and to the sequential exercise of a series of purchase options; the failure to exercise any one option extinguishes the right to exercise those that follow it. The concessions are subject to a royalty in favour of two third parties. The full terms are set out in the Company’s Filing Statement dated July 20, 2026 and in the NI 43-101 technical report on the Project, both available on SEDAR+.

(1) Historical estimate of resource potential not prepared in accordance with the Canadian National Instrument NI 43-101 (NI 43-101). Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant.

This is the real Pimentón.

Satellite imagery on real terrain, at true scale. Keep scrolling and drill it.

Two platforms. Four holes. 3,084 m.

The 2026 program twinned or near-twinned holes drilled by Rio Tinto and Anglo American.

IMP-002

Twin of the historical drilling at the Central target.

167 m

The intercept begins.

136 m @ 0.81% CuEq

0.44 g/t Au, 0.43% Cu, from 181 m.

60 m @ 1.49% CuEq

1.37 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu. A gold-dominant high-grade interval from 327 m.

Still in the interval.

The reported intercept runs from 167 m all the way to the end of the hole.

795.2 m @ 0.66% CuEq

0.41 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu, from 167 m to end of hole at 962.2 m. The hole ended in mineralization.

Open to the E, SE, NE and W.

A Cu-Au porphyry corridor currently 600 m long and 300 m wide, with four holes from two platforms.

See every intercept

Grade shells: Numerical model derived from historical drillhole information. This data does not constitute a mineral resource estimate and do not meet current NI 43‑101 requirements. They are provided solely for geological interpretation and exploration guidance, and must not be used to support economic decisions.

IMP-002

795.2 m @ 0.66% CuEq (0.41 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu) from 167 m to end of hole at 962.2 m, including 136 m @ 0.81% CuEq and 60 m @ 1.49% CuEq. The hole ended in mineralization.

Plan map of holes IMP-001 to IMP-004 with CuEq grade interpolant, assays and labelled drill intercepts

2026 Drill Program Highlights – Central Target

Confirming the significant copper-gold potential at the Pimentón Project

Table 1: Summary of significant drill intercepts
HoleFromToLength (m)Au g/tCu %CuEq %
IMP0011773792020.220.190.38
513871.4358.40.290.240.49
IMP002167962.2795.20.410.310.66
High grade zone1813171360.440.430.81
327387601.370.311.49
IMP003171213420.120.150.25
2274031760.150.180.31
IMP0042596654060.260.250.47

Intervals are reported using a cut-off of CuEq >0.2% with three dilution samples (6 m) and no top-cut applied. CuEq = Cu% + (Au g/t × 0.86). Metal prices used are the two-year average (2024-2025): US$4.95/lb Cu and US$2,918/oz Au. Recoveries were assumed equal for all metals. CuEq is used for comparison purposes only. No metallurgical recovery testwork has been completed on the Project; equal recoveries have been assumed for all metals for illustrative purposes only, so the reported CuEq values may not be representative of recoverable or economically recoverable metal.

(8) News Release: Irruptive Metals announce 795.2m grading 0.66% CuEq, Irruptive Metals Corp., August 20, 2026. (1) Historical estimate of resource potential not prepared in accordance with NI 43-101. Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant.

  • IMP002 returned 795.2 m with 0.66% CuEq (0.41 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu) from 167 m to end of hole at 962.2 m, including a gold-dominant high-grade interval of 60 m grading 1.49% CuEq (1.37 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu)
  • IMP001 returned two significant intervals: 202 m with 0.38% CuEq (0.22 g/t Au, 0.19% Cu) from 177 m to 379 m, and 358.4 m with 0.49% CuEq (0.29 g/t Au, 0.24% Cu) from 513 m to 871.4 m (EOH)
  • IMP003 returned 42 m with 0.25% CuEq (0.12 g/t Au, 0.15% Cu) from 171 m to 213 m and 176 m with 0.31% CuEq (0.15 g/t Au, 0.18% Cu) from 227 m to 403 m
  • IMP004 returned 406 m with 0.47% CuEq (0.26 g/t Au, 0.25% Cu) from 259 m to 665 m.
  • Historic1 drilling at the property intersected 956 m of 0.50% CuEq from 78 m and 598 m of 0.58% CuEq from 84m, including 330 m of 0.70% CuEq among other holes
  • 4 holes twinned/near twinned historical drillholes by Anglo American and Rio Tinto
  • Consistency of results with historical drilling by Rio Tinto and Anglo American validates Company's geological model
  • Probe the historical mineralization drilled by Rio Tinto & Anglo American
  • The historical intercepts of high-grade zone (>0.6% CuEq) are controlled by early diorite Cu-Au porphyry with moderate to strong potassic alteration
  • Orebody is open to NE-E-SE and at depth

2026 Drill Program | January to April 2026

Four Diamond Drillholes for a Total of 3,084 m Drilled

Plan map of holes IMP-001 to IMP-004 with CuEq grade interpolant, assays and labelled drill intercepts at the Central target
(*) Numerical model derived from historical drillhole information. This data does not constitute a mineral resource estimate and do not meet current NI 43‑101 requirements. They are provided solely for geological interpretation and exploration guidance, and must not be used to support economic decisions. Historical estimate of resource potential not prepared in accordance with NI 43-101. Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant.

IMP-001 & 002: twin holes

Probe the historical mineralization drilled by Rio Tinto & Anglo American

The historical intercepts of high-grade zone (>0.6% CuEq) are controlled by early diorite Cu-Au porphyry with moderate to strong potassic alteration

Orebody is open to NE-E-SE and at depth

IMP-003 & 004: drilled to the south:

Test the southern extension of the orebody

Hole 004 cut well mineralized porphyry and andesite

Mineralization remains open at the end of holes (EOH)

Hole 002, defined the boundary to the SW of the orebody

Hole ended in mineralization

The rock itself.

Historical exploration work with great results.

Drill core photo: IMP002: 229-231m 0.41% Cu, 0.50 g/t Au
IMP002 229-231m 0.41% Cu, 0.50 g/t Au
Drill core photo: Historical PP04: 430-432m 0.86% Cu, 0.43 g/t Au
Historical PP04 430-432m 0.86% Cu, 0.43 g/t Au
Drill core photo: Historical PP13: 229-231m 0.87% Cu, 0.22 g/t Au
Historical PP13 229-231m 0.87% Cu, 0.22 g/t Au
Drill core photo: Drill core, Central Zone
Central Zone
Drill core photo: Drill core, Central Zone
Central Zone
Drill core photo: Drill core, Central Zone
Central Zone
Drill core photo: PP13: 119m with tourmaline breccia py>cpy
PP13 PP13: 119m with tourmaline breccia py>cpy

Pimentón 3D model

Drilling, geophysics and surface gold from Central to Ridge-Breccia. Drag to rotate.

Assays (%CuEq)

  • >0.8%
  • 0.6% - 0.8%
  • 0.4% - 0.6%
  • 0.2% - 0.4%

Grade interpolant (%CuEq)

  • >0.8%
  • 0.6% - 0.8%
  • 0.4% - 0.6%

Rock samples (Au g/t)

  • >2
  • 1 - 2
  • 0.5 - 1
  • 0.25 - 0.5

3D geophysical integration, Mag-IP-Res

(*) Numerical model derived from historical drillhole information. This data does not constitute a mineral resource estimate and do not meet current NI 43‑101 requirements. They are provided solely for geological interpretation and exploration guidance, and must not be used to support economic decisions.

3D block model showing drill holes, assays and grade interpolant
3D block model showing geophysical anomalies beneath Central and Ridge-Breccia
3D block model showing rock sample gold values and anomaly contours

Several targets to explore in proximity to Central

Potential discovery opportunity from Ridge-Bx, SE, Verde and Maria Elena Targets

Prior exploration programs have confirmed six additional copper gold porphyry drill targets – all appear open in several directions

Lithology map of the Pimentón cluster with targets, structures and the property boundary Cluster map showing sericite-chlorite and white mica satellite interpretation, geophysical outline and targets Cluster map showing rock samples, gold anomaly contours, 2026 and historic drilling and targets

Lithology, structures and targets

Pimentón Cluster - Large hydrothermal system

IP-Res-Mag anomalies, satellite spectral footprint and Au soils (*) poorly tested

3D Geophysical integration, Mag-IP-Res
Chargeability > 17 ms, Resistivity < 100 Ohm-m and Mag (MVI) > 0.004 S.I.

(*). Historical gold (Au) assays were generated during the ANCOM (Anglo‑Cominco) exploration program between 1982 and 1984. The only surviving records consist of digitized paper maps containing the original geochemical results. As these historical datasets do not meet current NI 43‑101 standards, the areas of greatest interest—particularly the Ridge‑Bx target—will be revisited and validated through mapping and sampling during the upcoming field campaign.

Aerial view of the Pimentón camp and drill platforms
Camp. IMP-001/3 and PMT-02; IMP-002/4 and RT-04.

First Quantum – 2019/2020 Work Program

Major Targets Defined and Ready for Follow-On Drilling

Historical geophysics: FQM 2019-2020

  • 22 line-km of 3D bipole-Dipole IP/Resistivity-MT survey
  • 700 line-km Helimag across the project
  • No drill program
First Quantum HMAG interpretation map of the Ridge, Central and Maria Elena targets
FQM’s HMAG Interpretation of Ridge-BX and Maria Elena Targets
First Quantum MT resistivity cross section A-A prime looking west through Maria Elena and Ridge
FQM’s MT Resistivity Interpretation
Cross section of holes IMP-001 to IMP-004 with CuEq grade interpolant, assays and labelled drill intercepts, open at depth and to the west
Cross section from the Central Cu-Au porphyry to the Ridge-Breccia target showing lithology, alteration boundaries and drill holes with CuEq assays

Irruptive drilling results

Central to Ridge-Bx Target Section: Historical and New Holes

Central Zone

Mod-high anomaly related to potassic alteration Cu-Au porphyry

Magnetic vector inversion MVI > 0.002

IMP002: 795m @ 0.41 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu 0.66% CuEq(8)

RT04: 569m @ 0.34 g/t Au, 0.39% Cu

PMT02: 956m @ 0.29 g/t Au, 0.28% Cu

Ridge-Bx Target

Poorly tested

Only one historical hole PP13: 119m @ 0.10 g/t Au, 0.34% Cu1

(1) The historical estimate of resource potential was not prepared in accordance with Canadian NI 43-101 (NI 43-101). Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant.

Satellite view of the alteration along the Ridge-Breccia trend at Pimentón

Why 3 Majors Drilled Pimentón Previously

The Opportunity

Pimentón copper-gold project overview

Historical exploration work with great results.

Majors previous exploration: Anglo American, Rio Tinto, and Cerro Grande Mining drilling programs & a geophysics program by First Quantum Minerals

Historical drillholes: 23 holes @ 14,456 m total, across district.

Rio Tinto (2006): 8DDH@ 3,891m; AA (2008): 2DDH@ 2,038m; Cerro Grande Mining (2011-2013): 13DDH@8,527. ~4,000m available to resampling

Central target. Historical (Non 43-101 compliant) potential resource by Rio Tinto in 2006: 400 Mt@0.40% Cu and 0.43 g/t Au, cut off Cu 0.2% 10 DDH@6413m.

Best historical intercepts

~956 m @ 0.58% CuEq (0.28% Cu / 0.29 g/t) (from 78 m) – Anglo American, 2008 was stopped while still in mineralization(1)

598 m @ 0.58% CuEq (0.30% Cu / 0.34 g/t Au) (from 84 m), incl. 330 m @ (0.70% CuEq / 0.90 g/t AuEq) – Rio Tinto 2006(1)

Historically, majors were searching for a >1Bt deposit at >1% Cu as a standalone tier-1 asset

Pimenton failed the historical search criteria and is now viewed as a standalone company-maker project with the potential to achieve tier-1 status

Anglo American’s historical drillhole ended in mineralization

Geophysics indicate that mineralization at the Central target remains open with potential to connect with Ridge and other targets that also remain open

First Quantum decided to terminate the option agreement, largely in part due to the challenging political situation in Chile at the time (2020)

Today's metal prices and desirability for mid-size porphyry projects give Pimenton a new economic context

The deposit that failed a major's screen in 2006 is now positioned as a company-maker at 2026 prices

Sensitivity Table (illustrative, in-situ gross: NOT recoverable value)

Au Price (US$/oz)
$600
Cu Price (US$/lb)
$3.00
~CuEq Grade
~0.53%
~In-Situ gross value (US$/t)
~$35
Gold share of value
~24%
Au Price (US$/oz)
$4,089
Cu Price (US$/lb)
$6.20
~CuEq Grade
~0.81%
~In-Situ gross value (US$/t)
~$111
Gold share of value
~51%

not an indication of recoverable or economic value

Map of central Chile showing the Pimentón Project in Valparaíso with 50, 75 and 100 km range rings and surrounding mines and projects

World-class copper district

Over 300 Blbs of Contained Cu
Located in the Same Miocene Porphyry Trend Hosting Tier-One Deposits

~120 km
northeast of Santiago (~180 km by road)
~50 km
northeast of Los Andes (warehouse & core shack)
~3,350 to 4,300 m
elevation
3,121 ha
surface rights

Proximal to Major Projects Hosting Multi-Billion Pound Copper-Gold Deposits

KmProjectP&P ReservesM&I ResourcesInferred Resources
Operating Mines: Cu lb billions
75Andina216.986.9209.4
75Los Bronces316.856.9126.3
95Los Pelambres49.236.726.4
175El Teniente515.788.2113.2
Development Projects: Cu lb billions (1)
13West Wall609.8212.56
25Vizcachitas7111515

Ar-Ar dating of alteration at Pimentón returned Upper Miocene ages of 9.94 ± 0.14 Ma and 10.37 ± 0.19 Ma (Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Limited, 2006).

The mines and development projects shown above are not located on the Pimentón Project. The Company has no interest in, and no right to acquire any interest in, those properties. Mineralization on those properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization on the Pimentón Project, and no inference should be drawn that the Company will obtain similar results on the Pimentón Project. Footnotes 2 to 7: see References.

Compelling value proposition

Peer Porphyry Deposits

PimentónPecoyVizcachitasValerianoWarinza
OwnerIrruptive MetalsPecoy CopperLos Andes CopperATEX ResourcesSolaris Resources
Market Capitalization (C$M)9Oct. 28, 2026$156$389$365$703$1,617
LocationValparaíso, ChileArequipa, PeruValparaíso, ChileAtacama, ChileMorona Santiago, Ecuador
DistrictCentral Chilean Copper BeltSouthern Peruvian Copper BeltCentral Chilean Copper BeltCentral Chilean Copper BeltZamora-Chinchipe
GeologyHigh-sulphidation Au epithermal veins with Cu rich porphyryCu-Mo-Au porphyry and skarn mineralizationPorphyry Cu-Mo depositPorphyry Cu-Au depositCu-Mo porphyry system
Mineral Reserve% CuEq | Mlbs CuEqN/D(8)N/D(10)0.40% | 10,889(11)N/D(12)0.41% | 1,300(13)
M-I Resource% CuEq | Mlbs CuEqN/DN/D0.44% | 14,8010.88% | 4,800(ii)0.32% | 26,427
Inferred ResourceMton | %CuEqHistorical resource potential (non 43-101) 400 / 0.7% (1)865 | 0.34%(i)1,823 | 0.381,511 | 0.75%2,092 | 0.2%
Inferred Resource% CuEq | Mlbs CuEqHistorical resource potential (non 43-101) 0.7% | 6,172(1)0.34% | 6,4510.38% | 15,4440.75% | 24,9830.2% | 9,224
Total Drill Meters (m)~18,000(8)56,461~60,00073,550200,000
Top Drill Hole956 m of 0.28% Cu, 0.29 g/t Au | 598 m of 0.30% Cu, 0.35 g/t Au, including 330 m of 0.39% Cu, 0.41 g/t Au(1)478 m of 0.36% Cu, 0.26 g/t Au, including 118 m of 0.48% Cu, 0.48 g/t Au(14)1,177 m of 0.43% Cu, 0.02% Mo(15)1,220 m of 0.66% Cu, 0.28 g/t Au, 0.013% Mo, 1.9 g/t Ag(16)922 m of 0.79% Cu, 0.08 g/t Au, 0.03% Mo(17)
Land Package (ha.)3,1219,97555,71125,00066,773

(1.) Historical estimate of resource potential not prepared in accordance with NI 43-101. Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant. Note: (i) Pecoy Copper is only measured on Cu basis; not CuEq in this table. (ii) ATEX does not yet have a Measured Resource category. See References for sources of data.

Tight capital structure poised for success

$59M in Cash and Over 50% Held by Institutions and Insiders

$0.96 CAD*
Market price
$156M CAD
Market cap
$59M CAD
Cash balance
$169M CAD
Enterprise value

IRR capital structure

Basic Shares Outstanding (M)163
Options / DSUs (M)3
Warrants Outstanding @ $1.65 (M)24
Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding (M)190

* Share Price October 28, 2026 | money.tmx.com/en/quote/IRR

  • 23.8%Institutions: BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, JDS Mining, & Other Institutionals
  • 30.6%Insiders: Vizquerra Benavides & Family and Mater Investment (Robert Oehninger) & Other Insiders
  • 7.8%Archer Loon International Ltd. (Thomas Bata)
  • 37.9%Retail

Leadership team

Leaders in South American Exploration & North American Capital Markets

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Alfredo Bazo Rodriguez

President, CEO & Director

  • +20 years of leadership experience in the mining and engineering sectors, including CEO and CFO roles across exploration, drilling, contracting and development companies
  • Current Director of Castor Mine, CEO of Black Swan Minerals. Former CEO of Silver Mountain Resources, CEO of Master Drilling Peru, CFO of Administracion de Empresas, CFO of Buenaventura Ingenieros, and CEO of ATIK I&C
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Judson Culter

CFO

  • Experienced mining executive with +20 years of experience in international finance, capital markets and accounting.
  • Has helped raise +$100M in private and public financings for start-ups and growth-oriented companies in the Pacific Northwest, Asia Pacific, and South America.
  • Helped take several mineral resource companies public including Irruptive Metals (as CFO), Stockworks Gold (as Founder), and prior to that, Dolly Varden Silver (as Co-Founder, and CFO).
  • Active CPA and former U.S. licensed CPA (WA State) with +6 years of U.S. management level experience.
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Robert Oehninger

Country Manager & Founder

  • Entrepreneurial executive and multi-company Founder & CEO with 20+ years of experience in mining and diversified industries, building, scaling, and operating businesses across multiple sectors
  • Strong track record in capital raising and deal structuring, including high-value negotiations and strategic transactions
  • Execution-focused leader driving disciplined growth, value creation, and long-term returns
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Claudio Burgoa

Chief Geologist, QP

  • +25 years of experience as a geologist, spanning greenfield exploration of Cu-Au-Mo porphyry and Au-Ag-Cu HS epithermal deposits across the Andes. Experience in geological modeling, vectoring-targeting and delineation/resources
  • Held Senior principal geologist and project manager roles at major mining companies including Goldfields, Kinross, Hochschild, BHP, Anglo American, and EMSA-Codelco
  • Involved in the exploration and discovery of the Salares Norte Au-Ag HS epithermal deposit and the Valeriano Cu-Au porphyry project
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Benny Gutiérrez

Chile Finance Manager

  • Strategic finance executive with more than 25 years of international experience within the finance function of multinational companies with regional operations in the Americas.
  • Expert in developing and executing financial business plans with a global vision and a local strategy, helping companies develop their financial functions.
  • Has led financial statement audits of large accelerated filers in the US and Mexico in compliance with PCAOB, SEC, US GAAP, and IFRS standards. Former U.S. CPA (PA State), and former Mexico CPA.
  • Has also participated in several capital markets transactions, including 144-A offerings, as well as valuation projects.
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Adam Buchanan

VP Investor Relations

  • Mr. Buchanan is based in Vancouver and has extensive knowledge of capital markets, resource development and investor relations through more than 12 years of experience in the resource sector including exploration-stage projects in Chile. Mr. Buchanan graduated with a B.A. from Simon Fraser University and has completed courses through the Canadian Securities Institute.

Board of directors

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Ramon Luis Araneda Gonzalez

Chairman

  • +50 years of experience as an economic geologist in South America, specializing in the base and precious metals industry
  • Founding member of Atex Resources as the vendor of the Valeriano project
  • Responsible for world-class discoveries including Valeriano, Pascua Lama, Lagunas Norte, and Tambo – played a crucial role in growing assets at Homestake and Placer Dome, contributing to the growth and consolidation of Lac Minerals and Barrick Gold in South America
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Drew Clark

Director

  • Metals and mining industry professional with 20-years in research, investment banking, and corporate development roles.
  • CEO of Summit Royalty and has completed over $375M of royalty deals through more than 30 transactions over the last 12 years.
  • Former VP Corporate Development at Metalla Royalty, VP at a boutique investment bank and VP Corporate Development at Premier Royalty and Carlisle Goldfields, acquired by Sandstorm and Alamos, respectively.
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Nadine Miller

Director

  • Professional engineer, executive, and corporate director and is renowned for her +20 years of experience in engineering and design project management in mining and transportation, with her area of specialization within mining being focused on tailings.
  • Served as Director of Wesdome Gold Mines from 2016-2020 and has been a Director of Omai Gold Mines from 2020-Present.
  • Current Founder and CEO of Austin based tech start-up. Former VP of Cybersecurity and Operational Technology and non-executive director of JDS Energy and Mining.
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Ignacio Agramunt

Director

  • +25 years of professional experience, leading and developing teams within the aeronautics, fishing and mining industries
  • Current Chairman of ADBTrasemisa. Former Chief Strategy Officer of TORSA, Innovation Manager of Buenaventura, Fleet Manager at TASA, Maintenance Manager and Deputy Development Manager at LAN Airlines, and engineering roles at Airbus
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Amanda Johnston

Director

  • Registered CPA, 15+ years of finance and accounting experience, primarily in the mining sector
  • Since December 2024, Ms. Johnston has served as Vice President, Finance of Osisko Metals Inc.
  • Prior to that, Ms. Johnston spent nearly a decade at Osisko Mining Inc., ultimately serving as Vice President, Finance.
  • Public company board experience, having served on the board of Metalla Royalty & Streaming. since August 2022 Manitou Gold Inc. from June 2021 to February 2023
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Rubén Padilla

Advisor to the Board

  • +35 years of experience in the mineral exploration space, having discovered over 47 Moz Au in the discoveries of La Colosa and Gramalote in Colombia, and the Lynx deposit at Windfall.
  • Founder and Chief Geologist of Talisker Exploration Services and former Chief Geologist South America for Anglo Gold Ashanti.
  • Current President & CEO of Sable Resources, and Director of Minera Alamos, Tiger Gold and Minaurum Gold.
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Carlos Urrea

Advisor to the Board

  • Geological Engineer with +30 years of experience in the mining and drilling industry, with extensive knowledge of Latin American mining exploration
  • Founder of Explomin Perforaciones (2001), which grew into a leading drilling company in Latin America and became part of Major Drilling in 2024
  • Extensive experience in business strategy, corporate leadership, and mining operations, with a proven track record in business development and regional expansion. Currently serving as Advisor to the Board of Silver Mountain Resources

Outlook and next steps

Confirming the significant copper-gold potential at the Pimentón Project

  1. Reprocessing of historical geophysics (Magnetometry, IP-Res & MT) to improve and prioritize targets, Q3-2026

  2. Conduct geometallurgical sampling and mineralogical/metallurgical test work

  3. Resampling historical holes in central target (PP18 & PP04) to include in updated NI 43‑101 Technical Report with initial inferred resource estimate in 2027

  4. Advance drilling to test lateral and deep extensions of the Central target to expand the initial resources, Q4 2026 to Q1 2027/2028

  5. Obtain the environmental permits (DIA) to drill the Ridge-Bx, SE, Verde and Maria Elena targets to consolidate the Pimentón project as a high-potential Cu-Au resources, Q1-2028

(11) Historical estimate of resource potential not prepared in accordance with NI 43-101. Resource potential was outlined by Rio Tinto in 2006 within an internal exploration report. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Not all Rio Tinto drillholes are NI 43-101 compliant. (8) News Release: Irruptive Metals announce 795.2m grading 0.66% CuEq, Irruptive Metals Corp., August 20, 2026.

Satellite image of the Pimentón property with outlines of the Ridge North, Ridge-Breccia, Verde, Central, SE, Maria Elena and ME-W targets

Last news

  1. Irruptive Metals Strengthens Its Board of Directors with Appointment of Amanda Johnston
  2. Irruptive Metals Announces Engagement of VP, Investor Relations
  3. Irruptive Metals Grants Deferred Share Units for Q3 2026
  4. Irruptive Metals Engages "Independent Trading Group" as Market Maker
  5. Irruptive Metals Announces $60 Million “Bought Deal” Private Placement
  6. Irruptive Metals Announces Upsize of "Bought Deal" Private Placement to $50 Million
  7. Irruptive Metals Announces $30 Million “Bought Deal” Private Placement
  8. Irruptive Metals announces 795.2 m grading 0.66% CuEq
  9. Irruptive Metals Receives Environmental Clearance for Deep Porphyry Drilling at Pimentón Project
  10. Irruptive Metals Corp. Announces completion of Go-Public Transaction

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