New Silver and Copper Projects Granted in Morocco Moroccan portfolio expanded to 14 projects, covering more than 800 km2

Highlights:

- New projects totalling 148.5 km2 granted in the Anti-Atlas of central Morocco

- Projects considered to be highly prospective for silver and copper

- Moroccan portfolio enlarged to 14 projects covering 824.3 km2

- The Tazoult project is located 13 km east of the Zgounder silver mine

- The Agoudim project is located 30 km east of the Imiter silver mine

- In-house remote sensing underway across the Projects to prioritise exploration targets

Steven Poulton, Chief Executive of Altus, commented:

"We are delighted with the award of four further projects which target silver and copper in Morocco. The new projects, totalling 148.5 km2, were granted as part of a tender process and expand our Moroccan portfolio to 14 projects, covering more than 800 km2.

"The projects are strategically well located. The Tazoult project is located just 13 km east of the Zgounder silver mine (operated by TSXV-listed Aya Gold & Silver Inc.), while the Agoudim project is located approximately 30 km east of, and potentially in the same fault zone which hosts, the Imiter silver mine (operated by the Managem Group). Mineralisation hosted at Tazoult and Agoudim is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation hosted at Zgounder or Imiter.

"Our team is currently undertaking a systematic in-house remote sensing and mineral prospectivity programme on the Projects, which incorporates the synthesis of satellite imagery with extensive historical exploration datasets. Our field teams will then follow up on the highest priority targets that are generated. I look forward to updating shareholders on the results of these programmes in due course."

Project Summary:

• - Agoudim Silver Project (29.0 km2):

  • - Hosts reported lead occurrences

    - Sits in a key mineralised fault zone within Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments

    - Located 30 km east of the Imiter silver mine, operated by the Managem Group, (mineralisation hosted at Imiter is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Agoudim)

• - Assif Silver & Gold Project (26.0 km2):

  • - Hosts Neoproterozoic volcanics and overlaying sediments

    - Proximal to major regional structures and associated mineralised splays

    - Located 11 km southwest of the historical Tiouit gold mine (mineralisation hosted at Tiouit is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Assif)

• - Anezal Base Metal Project (64.0 km2):

  • - Hosts Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments and overlaying Adoudounian sediments

    - Proximal to major regional structures and associated mineralised splays

    - Located 40 km northwest of the Bou Azzer cobalt mine, operated by the Managem Group (mineralisation hosted at Bou Azzer is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Anezal)

• - Tazoult Silver Project (13.5 km2):

  • - Hosts Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments overlaying Cenozoic volcanics

    - Proximal to major regional structures and associated mineralised splays

    - Located 13 km east of the Zgounder silver mine, operated by TSX-V listed Aya Gold & Silver Inc. (mineralisation hosted at Zgounder is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Tazoult)

• - Agdz II Copper-Silver Project (16.0 km2 expanding Agdz to 75.7 km2):

  • - Hosts Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments and overlaying Adoudounian sediments

    - Proximal to a major northerly structure and historically mapped copper occurrences

    - Located 12 km northwest of the Agdz project and 31.5 km west of the Bouskour copper mine, operated by the Managem Group (mineralisation hosted at Bouskour is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Agdz)

Agoudim Silver Project (29.0 km2) - Geology

Located in the eastern Anti-Atlas mountains, at the intersection of an east-west trending strike-slip fault zone, which hosts the Imiter silver mine 30 km to the west, and a major northeast striking fault zone. The faults occur primarily within Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments. Numerous reported mineral occurrences of copper, lead and silver are located along strike to the southwest and west, with an apparent association with strike-slip fault zones.

Assif Silver & Gold Project (26.0 km2) - Geology

Located in the eastern Anti-Atlas mountains, on and between two major northeast trending fault zones and north-northeast striking potential splays, within a zone of increased structural complexity. The faults occur within Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments. Regionally, numerous mineral occurrences of copper, lead, silver and gold are located along strike to the northeast and southwest, with an apparent association with regional fault zones.

Anezal Base Metal Project (64.0 km2) - Geology

Located in the central Anti-Atlas mountains, proximal to major regional fault zones of east-west and northwest-southeast strike. The faults occur primarily within Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments and overlaying Adoudounian sedimentary cover. Regionally, numerous mineral occurrences of copper, lead, silver, gold and manganese are located along the strike of regional faults.

Tazoult Silver Project (13.5 km2) - Geology

Located in the central Anti-Atlas mountains, proximal to major regional fault zones of east-west and northwest-southeast strike. The faults occur primarily within Neoproterozoic volcano-sediments and overlaying Adoudounian sedimentary cover, which are both overlain variably by Cenozoic volcanic and volcano-sedimentary formations. Regionally, numerous mineral occurrences of copper, lead, silver, gold and manganese are located along the strike of regional faults that underlay the Cenozoic units, which include a broadly east-west striking fault zone that hosts the Zgounder silver mine 11 km to the west (mineralisation hosted at Zgounder is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation at Tazoult).

Agdz II Copper-Silver Project (16.0 km2) - Geology

Located in the eastern Anti-Atlas mountains, within the Oued Dar'a caldera, interpreted to have formed with a pull-apart structure along a major regional strike-slip fault zone. The caldera hosts a Neoproterozoic volcanic sequence and numerous, predominantly north to northeast striking rhyolite dykes. A number of copper, manganese and barite veins are located proximal and interpreted as along strike of Agdz II.

Illustrations

The following figures have been prepared by Altus and relate to the disclosures in this announcement. They are visible in the version of this announcement on the Company's website (www.altus-strategies.com) or in PDF format by following this link: https://altus-strategies.com/site/assets/files/5323/altus_nr_-_morocco-_22_july_2021.pdf

• - Location of the Projects in Morocco is shown in Figure 1

  - Location of key deposits and Projects in the eastern Anti-Atlas is shown in Figure 2

  - Location of key deposits and Projects in the central Anti-Atlas is shown in Figure 3

Figure 1: Location of the Projects in Morocco

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Figure 2: Location of the Projects and key deposits in the eastern Anti-Atlas

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Figure 3: Location of the Projects and key deposits in the central Anti-Atlas

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Qualified Person

The technical disclosure in this announcement has been approved by Steven Poulton, Chief Executive of Altus. A graduate of the University of Southampton in Geology (Hons), he also holds a Master's degree from the Camborne School of Mines (Exeter University) in Mining Geology. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and has over 20 years of experience in mineral exploration and is a Qualified Person under the AIM rules and NI 43-101.

For further information you are invited to visit the Company's website www.altus-strategies.com or contact:

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About Altus Strategies Plc

Altus Strategies (AIM: ALS, TSX-V: ALTS & OTCQX: ALTUF) is a mining royalty company generating a diversified and precious metal focused portfolio of assets. The Company's focus on Africa and differentiated approach, of generating royalties on its own discoveries as well as through financings and acquisitions with third parties, has attracted key institutional investor backing. The Company engages constructively with all stakeholders, working diligently to minimise its environmental impact and to promote positive economic and social outcomes in the communities where it operates. For further information, please visit www.altus-strategies.com.

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Glossary of Terms

The following is a glossary of technical terms:

"km" means kilometres

"NI 43-01" means National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure of Mineral Projects of the Canadian Securities Administrators"

"Qualified Person" means a person that has the education, skills and professional credentials to act as a qualified person under NI 43-101