Peruvian Metals Provides Update on the Minas Visca Silver Project in Northern Peru and Announces Financing

Edmonton, Alberta–(Newsfile Corp. – January 29, 2026) – Peruvian Metals Corp. (TSXV: PER) (OTC Pink: DUVNF) (“Peruvian Metals” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on the Company’s Minas Visca Silver property (the “Property”) located in Northern Peru. Peruvian Metals acquired the Property in 2021 by submitting a superior offer in a closed bid auction at the Peruvian Public Registry of Mining. Other bidders for the Property included Newmont Peru S.R.L and Mitsui Mining & Smelting Co. (“Mitsui”). The Property is located approximately 140 kilometers north of Lima. Mineralized material can be shipped for processing to the Company’s Aguila Norte Processing Plant, which is mainly accessible from the Project by paved highway.
The Property covers an area of approximately 94 hectares and includes several old mine workings. The Property is road accessible from Lima by a paved highway and by 50 kms of well-maintained dirt road. Historical reports from the area by Banco Minero del Peru note that a metallurgical sample was taken from the workings that averaged 13.16 ounces silver per tonne (“oz/mt Ag”) with 2.55% lead (“Pb”) and 3.77% zinc (“Zn”). Results from the metallurgical test show that two concentrates can be produced with the first averaging 63.03 % Pb, 6 % Zn and 317 oz/mt Ag. The second concentrate averaged 61.9% zinc and 7.2% Lead. Please note that these results are historic and cannot be verified.
The area is underlain by Tertiary volcanics belonging to the prospective Calipuy formation. Company geologists verified the potential of the area by mapping and sampling the workings and stockpiles left by the previous operators. Ten samples were taken from old stockpiles in four different areas with values ranging from 0.06 to 1.24 grams gold per tonne (g/mt Au), 0.71 to 47.82 oz/mt Ag, 0.34% to 9.25% Pb and 0.13% to 4.93% Zn and averaging 0.49 g/t Au, 12.93 oz/mt Ag, 2.62% Pb and 1.68% Zn (see Company’s Press Release November 10, 2021). The Company acquired the key part of the mineralized system. Mitsui surrounds the concession to the North, East and South.
The Company was able to collect one bulk sample from the remaining surface material with a head grade assaying 4.83 oz Ag/mt, 0.25 grams Au/mt and 1.62% Pb. The Company performed preliminary metallurgical work on this lower grade material and returned acceptable recoveries of 85.50% for silver, 84.37% lead and 46.33% for gold. This produced a concentrate assaying 150.34 oz Ag/mt, 42.12% Lead and 2.59 g Au/mt. The Company believes that higher grade material would improve the recoveries and grade of the concentrate. However, the Company is pleased to note that even with lower grade silver material, a commercially viable metal concentrate can be produced.



