Eric Finlayson, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of Kaizen Discovery Inc. announce the 2021 exploration program at the 100%-owned Pinaya Copper-Gold Project. The Pinaya Project is located in the prolific Andahuaylas-Yauri Porphyry-Skarn Belt in southeastern Peru, which contains some of the world's largest recent copper mine developments. ~3,000 metres diamond drill program to test shallow gold targets defined by historic IP anomalies and surface geochemistry. 129 km2 3D Induced Polarization and Resistivity ("IP-resistivity") survey using Ivanhoe Electric Inc.'s proprietary TyphoonTM transmitter system to identify deeper concealed mineralization. This will be the largest TyphoonTM 3D IP-resistivity survey conducted to date. Multiple untested shallow gold targets have been identified by Kaizen after reviewing historical geophysical and geochemical data, combined with Kaizen's more recent geologic mapping and soil re- sampling. Of the seven large chargeable features identified, only three have been partially drill tested in the past with encouraging results. The focus of exploration by previous operators was to define the current Pinaya Mineral Resource and much less on drill-testing regional exploration targets. The 2021 diamond drill program comprises up to 3,000 metres of diamond drilling over up to 10 holes (~300 metres each) across six of the seven shallow gold targets. These targets have high potential for skarn and vein-related gold mineralization and are mostly untested by past drilling. Strike extensions of mineralized cross structures in the area of the Pinaya Mineral Resource are also planned for drilling. The Pinaya deposit is located within a 10 km-long zone marked by deep surface oxidation (irregularly extending up to 300 m below the surface) and reflecting disseminated sulphides in the Puno Group host rocks. Kaizen interprets this to be the overall footprint of the Pinaya hydrothermal system within which numerous copper and gold deposits could potentially occur.