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Kobrea Discusses Phase 1 Exploration Program at the Upland Copper Project

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 18, 2024) - Kobrea Exploration Corp. (CSE: KBX) (FSE: F3I) (OTCQB: KBXFF) ("Kobrea" or the "Company") is pleased to introduce the Upland Copper Project ("Upland Copper" or the "Project") and discuss upcoming 2024 exploration plans. The 5,300 hectare, road-accessible project is located 20 kilometres northeast of the town of Barriere and 20 kilometres south of the Taseko Mines Limited's Yellowhead Project (Figure 1) in south-central British Columbia. Upland Copper is host to a copper-dominant, remobilized polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit that is open for expansion.

Figure 1 - Location map. *The Company notes that mineralization hosted on adjacent and/or nearby and/or geologically similar properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization hosted on the Project.

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Upland Copper Project

The first recorded exploration programs on Upland Copper Project began in 1965 after local prospectors discovered mineralized float boulders southeast of the Project. Numerous geophysical, geochemical and diamond drilling programs were completed between 1965 and 2010 on the Project.

50 drill holes totaling 8,095 metres, completed by previous operators on the Project, have outlined copper mineralization over a 1.6 km by 1.0 km area (Figure 2). Historical drilling indicates that mineralization is open to depth, with numerous holes bottoming in copper mineralization including drill hole P-70-9 which averaged 0.32% over the entire 74 metres of the hole (Figures 3 & 4). The deepest drilling to date reached a depth of 235 metres.

A total of 3,260 soil samples have been collected on the Project by previous operators. Such samples have outlined a 3.7 km by 1.0 km copper-in-soil anomaly that coincides well with copper mineralization intersected in historical drilling. Anomalous copper-in-soils extend south beyond historical drilling approximately 1.5 kilometres, with large portions of the copper-in-soil anomaly untested by drilling (Figure 2).

Together with ground-based geophysical surveys completed historically and an airborne magnetic survey completed by Kobrea in 2022, favourable copper-bearing stratigraphy has been outlined that correlates with copper mineralization intersected in historical drilling. Induced polarization ("IP") surveys completed by previous operators have outlined a 4.0 by 1.2 kilometre chargeability high anomaly that is open to the northwest (Figure 3).