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Graphano (OTC: GELEF / TSXV: GEL) reported final assays from its September 2025 nine-hole drill program at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project (4,149 ha). The program drilled 620 m and confirmed multiple near-surface graphite zones, highlighted by 4.81% Cg over 12.25 m (BP25-06) and prior results including 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m (BP25-01) and 9.92% Cg over 3.20 m (ST25-08). Black Pearl lies adjacent to the Standard Mine project, which has an initial indicated 950,000 t @ 6.27% Cg and inferred 980,000 t @ 7.16% Cg. Results remain open along strike and at depth, supporting follow-up exploration.

Graphano (OTC: GELEF) reported initial assay results from its September 2025 drilling at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project in Quebec.

Highlights include BP25-01: 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m, surface channel averages of 13.2% Cg (42 samples) and surface channel results including 15.1% Cg over 14 m. The program drilled 620 m across nine holes and traced mineralization from surface to ~35 m vertical, remaining open at depth.

Graphano plans an airborne geophysical survey to expand targets across the 4,149 ha property; further assays are forthcoming.

Graphano Energy (OTC:GELEF) has initiated its first drilling program at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project in Québec. The program encompasses approximately 600 metres of diamond drilling, targeting high-priority areas identified through recent geophysical surveys.

The Black Pearl showing, discovered in 2024, has demonstrated promising initial results with channel samples yielding 15.1% Cg over 14 metres and 17.9% Cg over 9 metres. The project features multiple conductive zones extending over a kilometer in length and shares geological similarities with major deposits in the Lac des Iles region.

The project benefits from road accessibility, access to skilled mining workforce, and clean hydroelectric power. Technical support is being provided by Mercator Geological Services Ltd. and St-Pierre Exploration Enr.

Graphano Energy (OTC:GELEF) welcomes Canada's new Major Projects Office (MPO) initiative, which aims to accelerate approval processes for critical minerals projects from five years to two years. The government has allocated $40 million to support Indigenous participation in major projects.

The company recently reported an initial mineral resource estimate at its Lac Saguay graphite project, including 1.64 million tonnes of Indicated Mineral Resource and 1.58 million tonnes of Inferred Mineral Resource, both at 7.00% graphitic carbon. This resource could potentially supply Northern Graphite's Lac des Îles facility under their development agreement.

The timing is strategic given new 163% U.S. tariffs on Chinese graphite imports, creating opportunities for North American suppliers.

Graphano Energy (TSXV: GEL, OTC: GELEF) has announced a five-for-one forward stock split of its common shares, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval. The company currently has 17,188,268 shares outstanding, which will increase to approximately 85,941,340 shares post-split.

The split will be conducted on a "push-out" basis, requiring no action from shareholders. All outstanding convertible securities, including stock options and warrants, will be proportionally adjusted. The company aims to enhance share liquidity and broaden its investor base by making shares more accessible.

Graphano Energy Ltd. (TSXV: GEL) has announced its initial Mineral Resource Estimate for the Lac Saguay Graphite Project in Québec, Canada. The project demonstrates significant high-grade graphite resources with 1.64 million tonnes at 7.00% graphitic carbon (Cg) in Indicated category and 1.58 million tonnes at 7.00% Cg in Inferred category, containing 115,000 and 111,000 tonnes of Cg respectively.

The project encompasses the LAB property (including Pit Zone, Zone 1, and Zone 3) and the Standard property. Key advantages include high-grade mineralization near surface, strategic location near major transportation routes, and proximity to the Lac-des-Iles processing facility. The company plans to advance development through infill drilling, bulk sampling, metallurgical testing, and environmental studies.

Graphano Energy (GELEF) has completed its current exploration phase at the Black Pearl graphite property in Québec, Canada. The program revealed a folded trend approximately 1.2 kilometers long, with multiple graphite conductive zones spanning surface widths up to 300 meters. Initial channel sampling from the 2024 discovery showed significant results, including 15.1% Cg over 14 meters and 17.9% Cg over 9 meters. The exploration program, conducted by St-Pierre Exploration, included line cutting, ground electromagnetic surveys, prospecting, and mechanical stripping. Recent stripping uncovered high-grade graphite zones ranging from 0.5 to 2.0 meters in thickness over a 100-meter strike length, with channel sampling results pending. The company plans additional ground geophysical surveys before initiating first-phase drilling.

Graphano Energy (GELEF) has announced two significant developments: engaging Mercator Geological Services for a NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate and launching exploration at its Black Pearl graphite project in Québec. The resource estimate will cover three zones at Lac Aux Bouleaux (Zone 1, Zone 3, Historical Pit) and the Standard Mine project, incorporating data from 2021-2024 drilling programs. At Black Pearl, where a significant graphite discovery was made in 2024, initial channel samples showed impressive grades of 15.1% Cg over 14 meters and 17.9% Cg over 9 meters. The discovery area, spanning approximately 1,000 meters in strike length, revealed 42 channel samples averaging 13.2% Cg within a 1,200 m² stripped bedrock area. The exploration program, conducted by St-Pierre Exploration, aims to delineate a kilometer-long mineralized trend.

Graphano Energy (TSXV: GEL) (OTC Pink: GELEF) has received important 'Autorisation de Travaux à Impact' (ATI) approvals from Québec's Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts for all its properties: Lac Aux Bouleaux, Standard Mine, and Pearl Noir.

The ATI authorizations, required under Québec's new exploration permitting regulations introduced in May 2024, allow the company to conduct impact-causing exploration work such as drilling, trenching, bulk sampling, and rock stripping. The approval process included detailed work plan submissions and engagement with local municipalities and Indigenous communities.

The company plans to begin its 2025 exploration campaigns this quarter, focusing on trenching, targeted sampling, and drilling to further delineate graphite mineralization across its holdings.