Torr Metals Intersects Extensive Hydrothermal Brecciation and Multi-Stage Veining at Bertha North, Advancing Cu-Au Porphyry Model

Edmonton, Alberta, AB, July 22, 2026 – Torr Metals Inc. (“Torr” or the “Company“) (TSX-V: TMET.V) is pleased to provide a geological update from the Company’s fully funded Phase II drill program of up to 6,000 metres (m) at the Bertha North target, part of the 332 km² Kolos Copper-Gold Project in southern British Columbia.

The first drill hole (26-KO-01) has confirmed an extensive long-lived hydrothermal system down to approximately 563 metres depth, with a highly prospective interval of approximately 142 metres core length (Figure 1) from 318.5 m to 460.9 m characterized by multiple generations of quartz-carbonate veining, crackle to hydrothermal brecciation, and progressively increasing sericitic alteration intensity within a favourable volcanic host sequence cross-cut by felsic intrusions (Figure 1, Figure 2). These observations represent an important step in refining the Company’s evolving geological model, which is targeting the intrusive source responsible for the large hydrothermal native copper system discovered during Phase I drilling in late 2025.