OUTCROP SILVER ANNUAL LETTER TO SHAREHOLDERS

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VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 13, 2025 /CNW/ -

Dear Fellow Shareholders,

As 2024 comes to a close, I am proud to reflect on what has been a transformative year for Outcrop Silver. Santa Ana has further cemented its position as one of the world's highest-grade primary silver deposits, with over 73% of its value derived from silver and simple metallurgy with over 96% recoveries. Its rich history, dating back to Colombia's colonial era, ties this project deeply to the heritage of the Mariquita district.

Today, as we unlock its modern potential, we are building on this legacy, demonstrating that Santa Ana is not only an economic opportunity but also a source of pride and progress for the communities and stakeholders we serve.

2024: A Year of Vision and Progress

At the start of 2024, we laid out a bold and ambitious plan: to step beyond the comfort of the known resource area in the northeast, along the 17-kilometre drill-permitted area, and expand southward on the trend. Our goal was clear: to demonstrate how Santa Ana could grow dramatically and solidify its position as one of the world's premier primary silver projects. Achieving this vision required significant step-outs into never before drilled areas—testing the unexplored and expanding the project boundaries.

A standout moment that symbolized this year's progress came from the town of Falan, where municipal letters celebrating the essence of the community were unveiled. The letter "L" highlighted Falan's rich mining heritage and its vital role in the global silver industry, as well as its future in sustainable energy. Falan also proudly honored Camilo Aros, the town's first geological engineer and an employee of Outcrop Silver, as a bridge between its historical mining legacy and a future rooted in innovation and responsibility.

Falan's municipal letters, symbolizing the spirit of the community, were unveiled in a heartfelt celebration. (CNW Group/Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation)
Falan's municipal letters, symbolizing the spirit of the community, were unveiled in a heartfelt celebration. (CNW Group/Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation)
Falan celebrated Camilo Aros, its first geological engineer and Outcrop Silver employee, as a bridge between its mining heritage and a future of innovation and responsibility. (CNW Group/Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation)
Falan celebrated Camilo Aros, its first geological engineer and Outcrop Silver employee, as a bridge between its mining heritage and a future of innovation and responsibility. (CNW Group/Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation)

This recognition is more than symbolic; it embodies the trust, pride, and shared vision the community has in Santa Ana. It's a treasure we hold dear, reaffirming that this project is not just economically significant but a deeply valued part of the cultural and social fabric of the region.

This foundation of trust and collaboration proved essential in overcoming one of the most critical hurdles in our ambitious plan: access to new areas for exploration. Through the dedication and reputation of our team, we secured more than 100 right-of-way agreements with local landowners—a remarkable achievement that underscores the strength of the relationships and reputation we've built over the years. These agreements allowed us to drill in previously untouched areas, turning potential into opportunity and demonstrating that technical excellence must always be paired with meaningful community engagement to drive success.