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Fondée en 1997, sous le nom de Ressources dʼArianne Inc., Arianne Phosphate Inc. (cotée au TSX-V sous le symbole « DAN ») est une compagnie canadienne qui se consacre aujourdʼhui au développement de son projet minier du Lac à Paul, un des plus importants projets de phosphate au monde.

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ARIANNE PHOSPHATE TERMINE AVEC SUCCÈS LA PRODUCTION D'ACIDE PHOSPHORIQUE PURIFIÉ À L'ÉCHELLE PILOTE AVEC TRAVERTINE TECHNOLOGIES

SAGUENAY, QUEBEC – (June 18, 2026) – Arianne Phosphate Inc (the “Company” or “Arianne”) (TSX VENTURE: DAN; OTCQB: DRRSF; FRANKFURT: JE9N), a development-stage phosphate mining company, advancing it’s Lac à Paul project in Quebec’s Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed the production of purified phosphoric acid (“PPA”) with its partner Travertine Technologies.  As announced in November of 2025, the companies partnered by way of an MoU to test the ability of producing PPA by combining Travertine’s proprietary process with Arianne’s high-purity phosphate concentrate and, subsequently, signed the joint-venture framework agreement earlier this month (see Press Release dated June 2, 2026). Following the establishment of the partnership, Arianne provided samples of its phosphate concentrate to be processed at Travertine’s facility in Boulder, Colorado.  Pilot scale testing was successfully performed demonstrating proof of concept on the process and production of a high-quality PPA.  Further, Travertine has demonstrated that over 95% of the sulphur used in the process of making PPA can be recaptured and recycled, providing a virtually closed loop system.  The PPA produced using the process met specifications required for LFP batteries as well as other technical-grade applications.  “These results are extremely encouraging as Arianne looks

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