Palladium One Mining Inc. announced it has discovered a large MT resistivity anomaly on the Tyko I property which forms part of the larger Tyko Nickel - Copper Project, in Ontario, Canada. The MT resistivity anomaly is coincident with the high-grade West Pickle Zone and extends eastward toward the RJ Zone suggesting that they form one continuous mineralizing system. The MT survey represents the first deep penetrating geophysical survey to be conducted on Tyko.

The survey was undertaken by Quantec Geoscience using the SPARTAN MT system which has the potential to detect both high-grade massive nickel sulphide, as that found at the West Pickle zone, and blebby to disseminated sulphide as found at the RJ zone. The MT survey targeted a highly prospective strike length of 2,800 meters between the West Pickle and RJ Zones covering several highly anomalous Cu and Ni soil anomalies and associated magnetic highs. Drilling is now underway at the Tyko Project.

The current drill program, will focus on targets in the West Pickle Zone of Tyko I as well the newly acquired Moshkinabi mafic ultramafic complex in the Tyko II property. The Summer field program is now completing with a total of 7,340 soil samples having been collected, additional results are expected shortly, and will assist in drill hole targeting. The summer field program also involved extensive geological mapping, the Company now has much greater understanding of the Tyko Project geology.

The key objective of the 2023 Exploration Program was ground truthing interpreted Chonoliths /Feeder dykes prior to diamond drilling. As part of the program, in First Quarter 2023, the Company completed a high-resolution magnetic survey. The 2023 magnetic survey was designed to refine the geometry of the interpreted chonoliths /feeder dykes across the Tyko project's 30-kilometer strike length.

Recent geological mapping has identified outcrops and boulders of ultramafic pyroxenites which continue to support the chonolith /feeder dyke geological model.