Metalscreek (MCREF) Confirms Rare Earth Content Reaches 5176ppm……Initiates "Dual-Track" Mechanism for Asset Sales and Fund Raising

Metals Creek Resources (MCREF) is actively advancing its “Exploration-Driven Growth Strategy” through synchronized efforts in financing, asset restructuring, and rare earth exploration results. From AI-based investor communication to restructuring gold/copper projects, these initiatives are seen as potential catalysts for future revaluation of the company’s value.

The company has signed a 12-month “zero cash” marketing agreement with AGORACOM to operate AI-based investment content and a verified investor discussion forum. The $125,000 CAD contract is executed through equity payments, with shares issued in phases until March 2027. This is interpreted as a strategic move to expand investor outreach while maintaining cost control.

Its core asset, the “Yellow Fox” project, is increasingly showing rare earth potential. Reanalysis results from partner Romico Metals indicate total rare earth content reaching up to 5,176 ppm, with strong anomalies confirmed in key elements such as neodymium, praseodymium, and dysprosium. With two main anomaly zones approximately 500 meters by 1,300 meters confirmed, further drilling is deemed necessary. The company has received CAD 23,125 in cash and 888,423 shares from Romico, also fulfilling the one-year option conditions.

The Ogden gold project in Ontario is also noteworthy. It is advancing in a 50:50 joint venture with Discovery, covering a mineralized zone extending over 8 kilometers along the Pocahontas-Dexter fault zone. Historical drilling confirmed high-grade results with gold grades up to 210.19 g/t over 12.53 meters, with drilling planned for Q1 2026 once funding is fully secured. The conceptual exploration target could reach up to 1 million tonnes.

Asset restructuring is also underway. Metals Creek has sold 85% of its interest in the Tilikum copper-silver project to Aruma Resources. The deal includes CAD 100,000 in cash, CAD 125,000 worth of shares, and staged additional payments up to CAD 625,000. Additionally, the company retains up to CAD 500,000 in revenue from production and a 1% net smelter return, ensuring future upside potential. The company plans to focus the proceeds on the Ogden gold project.

In terms of financing, a stable foundation has been established. After completing a private placement of CAD 663,500, the company was approved to issue an additional CAD 200,000 in circulating units. The funds will be used for exploration activities in Newfoundland and Ontario, Canada.

Management has also been adjusted. CFO Nick Chimidis has retired, and CPA Kevin Ramsay has been appointed as the new CFO.

Comment: Metals Creek is simultaneously advancing “rare earth exploration results,” “expanding gold project drilling,” and “selling non-core assets,” entering a typical resource development company restructuring phase. Notably, the confirmed rare earth anomalies at Yellow Fox and the high-grade historical records at Ogden are long-term investment highlights.