Solitario drills visible copper-molybdenum mineralization over significant widths at Cat Creek project in Colorado

• Solitario reported visible copper-molybdenum porphyry mineralization in its first two drill holes at the 100%-owned Cat Creek project in Colorado.
• CC-002 returned the strongest visuals, with molybdenite logged from 258 to 641 meters, including higher vein density from 372 to 585 meters.
• Chalcopyrite appeared over 111 meters from 531 to 641 meters in CC-002, with the lowest 37 meters showing strong disseminations in breccia.
• CC-001 hit two molybdenite intervals, while copper was not seen visually; handheld readings showed up to 500 ppm copper.
• Assays are expected in two to three months; a larger induced polarization survey is planned to guide follow-up drilling.

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