Talon Metals drills 46.43 m massive sulphide at Tamarack Vault Zone

Tamarack, Minnesota--(Newsfile Corp. - August 6, 2026) - Talon Metals Corp. (TSX: TLO) (OTCID: TLOFF) (" Talon " or the " Company ") today announced a record 46.43-meter intercept of Massive Sulphide Unit (" MSU ") and Mixed Massive Sulphide Unit (" MMS ") mineralization at the Tamarack Nickel-Copper-Cobalt Project (" Tamarack Project "), located in central Minnesota.

Highlights

Drill hole 25TK0562A intercepted a record 46.43-meter interval of MSU and MMS starting at 752.97 meters (see Figure 1; assays pending).

The drill hole targeted a borehole electromagnetic (" BHEM ") anomaly from hole 25TK0566A.

The previous longest combined MSU and MMS intercept reported at the Tamarack Project was 34.9 meters in drill hole 25TK0563 (see the Company's press release dated May 12, 2025).

Drill hole 25TK0562A is approximately 50 meters southwest of drill hole 25TK0563.

Figure 1: Drill core from drill hole 25TK0562A at 752.97 meters depth showing an interval of 46.43 meters of MSU and MMS.

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"I am incredibly proud of what our exploration team has accomplished," said Brian Goldner, Talon's Chief Exploration Officer. "Not only have we exceeded what was already a significant intercept in Tamarack's history, but we've done it in exactly the way our drainage model predicted. It reinforces our belief in the model and that the Vault Zone is part of a long-lived magmatic system that remains open in multiple directions, especially at depth."

"This record intercept is a validation of the geological model and exploration methodology our team has spent years developing," said Darby Stacey, Talon's Chief Executive Officer . "It demonstrates the value of combining innovative geophysics, disciplined geological interpr