TinOne Appoints Rob Curtis as Chief Executive Officer and Director

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 8, 2026) - TinOne Resources Inc. (TSXV: TORC) (OTC Pink: TORCF) ("TinOne" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Rob Curtis as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Mr. Curtis succeeds Mr. Chris Donaldson, who will remain on the TinOne board and continue as Non-Executive Chair.

The appointment re-ignites operations at the Company's Great Pyramid Tin Project in Tasmania and complements the Aberfoyle Project, where TinOne has reported tin, tungsten and, most recently, lithium mineralization. The Board considers Mr. Curtis's extensive technical, corporate and capital markets experience to be well aligned with TinOne's next phase of exploration and project advancement.

Mr. Curtis brings more than 30 years of experience across exploration, business development and resources investment, gained with CRA/Rio Tinto, Oxiana, OZ Minerals and EMR Capital. His career spans the full project life cycle, from greenfield exploration and discovery through resource definition, development and operations. He has worked across Australia and emerging jurisdictions including Laos, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.

As an early member of the Oxiana team, Mr. Curtis was involved in the acquisition of the Sepon Project when the company was valued at approximately $30 million. Sepon became a cornerstone asset in Oxiana's growth and ultimately contributed to the formation of OZ Minerals, which was acquired by BHP for approximately $9.6 billion.

His experience covers both technical and corporate roles, including the evaluation, development and value realisation of projects and investments such as Sandfire Resources, Golden Grove, Sepon, Wafi, Hidden Valley and Martabe. At EMR Capital, he assessed and funded resources projects globally on behalf of institutional investors.

Mr. Curtis holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Geology) with First Class Honours from the University of Ballarat and was a recipient of an Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Scholarship. He is also Non-Executive Chair of Corazon Mining Limited.

"Tin and Tungsten are critical metals and having a multi-project portfolio anchored by Great Pyramid, and the historic Aberfoyle Project in a tier-one jurisdiction is a rarity," said Chris Donaldson, Chair of TinOne. "The time is right for someone of Rob's caliber to step in and drive the projects and Company's vision forward. Rob brings the technical and capital markets experience needed for TinOne's next phase, and I look forward to supporting him and the team from the Board."

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