Quantum Critical to expand Victory to 1,444 hectares

Executive Summary

• Quantum Critical Metals Corp. has applied to increase the Victory antimony property on Graham Island, B.C., to a total of 1,444 ha, pending approval by B.C. Mineral Titles Online.
• The expansion will protect historic Minfile showings and enable access development, geological mapping, and outcrop sampling.
• The release also references the recent private placement that raised approximately $2.01 M in gross proceeds (closed July 18 2025).

Key Details

• Application Submitted: Quantum seeks approval to expand Victory from its current size to 1,444 ha.
• Location: West side of Graham Island, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia.
• Historical Context: Original discovery in 1988 by Newmont Exploration; 1989 chip sample assayed 11.8 % As, 1.24 % Sb, 0.136 % Hg; mineralization reported at 5 % stibnite over a width of 2.5–3 m and length of 10–12 m.
• Planned Activities (subject to approval):
• Initiate access development to the expanded area.
• Conduct field programs including verification of historic Minfile showings, detailed geological mapping, and outcrop sampling.
• Strategic Rationale: Expansion safeguards coverage of known mineralization, supporting Quantum’s goal of building a resilient domestic supply chain for antimony—a critical metal for defence, energy storage, and electronics.
• CEO Comment: Marcy Kiesman emphasized the importance of securing reliable antimony sources to enhance Canada’s critical‑metal independence.
• Qualified Person: Melanie Mackay, P.Geo., EGBC (Director) approved the technical content.
• Private Placement Reference: Recent offering closed with $2,009,100.30 gross proceeds; $54,217 paid as finder fees; 541,170 broker warrants issued at an exercise price of $0.20 per share, exercisable for two years.

Notable Quotes

• “Securing reliable sources of antimony is becoming more important than ever. By expanding the Victory property to cover the known Minfile showing, we demonstrate our commitment to building a resilient, domestic supply chain for critical minerals.” – Marcy Kiesman, CEO, Quantum Critical Metals Corp.