Talisker Resources Ltd. has completed the loading and departure of its inaugural direct shipping ore cargo from the Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia, carrying 10,944 wet metric tonnes of material at a weighted average grade of 8.71 grams per tonne gold.

The shipment is currently en route to Taiwan, with arrival expected around September 15. The milestone marks the commercial launch of the company’s direct shipping ore strategy, which transitioned following the finalisation of a definitive Ore Purchase Agreement with Ocean Partners UK Ltd. in January 2026. The initial marine cargo surpasses the company's earlier year-to-date production through May 2026, which averaged 8.48 grams per tonne gold across 6,990 tonnes of mined material.

“The departure of our first direct ore shipment to Taiwan is a major milestone for Talisker and the Bralorne Gold Project. Successfully delivering nearly 11,000 tonnes of high-grade ore into the international market demonstrates the strength of our operating team and the progress we have made in establishing and executing our direct shipping ore strategy.”

— Terry Harbort, President and CEO

Operations at Bralorne are supported by ongoing stockpiling at the crushing and storage facility in Lillooet, British Columbia. Talisker currently holds 7,106 wet metric tonnes in inventory, including 1,146 wet metric tonnes averaging 10.77 grams per tonne gold and 5,960 wet metric tonnes from an August 21 crushing campaign awaiting final assays due next week. Trucking material from Lillooet to the North Vancouver Port remains ongoing.

The company anticipates the next marine vessel shipment from the North Vancouver Port to depart in late October or early November 2026.

The operational footprint surrounding the flagship asset expanded following the acquisition of a 100% interest in the Ben Nevis property, which expanded the project to 24,000 hectares across a 40-kilometre mineralized district.

Production at Bralorne proceeds without defined mineral reserves, as Talisker has not based its production decision on a feasibility study of mineral reserves demonstrating economic and technical viability. This absence increases the uncertainty of achieving particular recovery levels and raises the risk of economic and technical failure.

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