Vancouver, BC - Los Andes Copper Ltd. (“Los Andes” or the “Company”, TSX Venture Exchange: LA, OTCQX: LSANF) is pleased to provide a corporate update.

Highlights

• UAV magnetic survey, carried out by MWH Geo-Surveys Ltd (“MWH”) and processed by Geophysics Minerals LLC (“GeoM”), over identified prospective areas of the Company’s property as well as over the Vizcachitas Project (“Vizcachitas” or the “Project”).

• Successful launch of second Female Entrepreneurs program (the “Program”) and renewal of the partnership to develop mining-related skills at local high schools and universities.

• Two community agreements signed to look at potential for environmental offset for the Vizcachitas Project.

MWH acquired magnetic data spanning the northern area of the Company’s property and the Vizcachitas Project during the summer.  The results have corroborated previous early-stage geological work carried out over the northern area of the property (5 kms north of the Vizcachitas Project) and provided more insight to the targets identified there. They also reiterated previous work which highlighted the potential extensions of the Vizcachitas Project towards the west and north-east, as reported in the pre-feasibility study and drilling announcements.

Securing and maintaining the social license to operate and enhancing community engagement continue to be a key focus for Los Andes.  Notable achievements so far this year include a door-to-door outreach program that enabled us to connect personally with 1,930 residents in Putaendo County and the successful launch of the second iteration of our Female Entrepreneurs program.  We had 318 applications for the Program, of which 41 women were invited to participate. We also renewed and expanded our partnership aimed at developing mining-related skills at local high schools and universities, in collaboration with key national organizations Fundacion Chile and CCM-Eleva. Furthermore, this year marked the signing of our first collaboration agreement with a local water association in the Putaendo Valley.

During October, Los Andes entered into agreements with two communities in Putaendo that own large parcels of land. The plan is to work together during the next 12 months, study the biodiversity properties of their land, and determine whether an environmental offset for the Vizcachitas Project is conceptually possible to be developed in these areas. This project is technically supported by the international consulting firm ERM, who will work with the communities to collaboratively understand preliminary biodiversity offset measures in line with their interests and expectations on the use of land.

Santiago Montt, CEO of Los Andes, commented: “The magnetic work carried out over the summer has provided us with valuable information on exploration targets in the north of the property, as well as on the extensions of the Project to the west and north-east. Work will now focus on the next steps for the non-explored areas of the property as we continue to highlight the potential upside over the wider licence area.

“We have made some notable achievements this year with our community outreach programs which remain a vital part of our work to advance the Project.  We are very pleased with the response and look forward to continuing to work closely with the community to highlight the benefits Vizcachitas will bring. This includes the conceptual development of the environmental offset project that could benefit community properties which have remained underused as a consequence of drought and climate change”.

About Los Andes Copper Ltd.

Los Andes Copper Ltd. is an exploration and development company with an 100% interest in the Vizcachitas Project in Chile. The Company is focused on progressing the Project, which is located along Chile’s most prolific copper belt, into production. Vizcachitas is one of the largest copper deposits in the Americas not controlled by the majors and the Company believes it will be Chile’s next major copper mine.

The Project is a copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit, located 150 kilometers north of Santiago, in an area of very good infrastructure. An independent technical report for the PFS, prepared in accordance with NI 43-101, is available on the Company’s SEDAR profile.

Los Andes Copper Ltd. is listed on the TSX-V under the ticker: LA.

Qualified Persons

Antony Amberg CGeol FGS, the Company’s Chief Geologist, is the qualified person who has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information contained in this news release.

For more information please contact:

Santiago Montt, CEO
santiago.montt@losandescopper.com
Tel: +56 2 2954-0450

Elizabeth Johnson, Investor Relations
Elizabeth.johnson@losandescopper.com

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