Northwire Canada EditionTuesday, November 10, 2026
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Gold 4,050.30 −1.6% Silver 51.56 −2.1% Copper 6.26 −1.3% Oil 85.72 −1.3% Palladium 1,022.00 +0.1% FUSE 0.020 −20.0% WSK 0.170 +0.0% GAL 0.370 −2.6% VCG 1.05 +2.9% LVX 0.270 −20.6% RAMP 0.270 +0.0% QTWO 1.70 +5.6% SUM 1.28 −3.0% SGML 7.55 −9.6% BOGO 0.750 −5.1% SGC 0.095 +0.0% MANU 0.172 +15.0% GMA 0.200 +0.0% ONAU 0.475 +0.0% TGOL 0.130 +0.0% Gold 4,050.30 −1.6% Silver 51.56 −2.1% Copper 6.26 −1.3% Oil 85.72 −1.3% Palladium 1,022.00 +0.1% FUSE 0.020 −20.0% WSK 0.170 +0.0% GAL 0.370 −2.6% VCG 1.05 +2.9% LVX 0.270 −20.6% RAMP 0.270 +0.0% QTWO 1.70 +5.6% SUM 1.28 −3.0% SGML 7.55 −9.6% BOGO 0.750 −5.1% SGC 0.095 +0.0% MANU 0.172 +15.0% GMA 0.200 +0.0% ONAU 0.475 +0.0% TGOL 0.130 +0.0%
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Fuse Battery Metals Options Foggy Mountain Copper-Gold Project in British Columbia

Fuse Battery options the BC Copper-Gold Project to broaden its exploration portfolio.

Executive Summary

Fuse Battery Metals Inc. (FUSE) has entered into an option agreement to earn up to an 80% interest in the Foggy Mountain copper-gold-silver project. The property comprises 4,210 hectares located in the Toodoggone Mining District of British Columbia.

To secure an initial 70% interest, the company must pay C$50,000, issue 2,250,000 common shares, and issue 1,500,000 warrants exercisable at C$0.15 for three years. Additionally, Fuse Battery Metals must complete a minimum 3,500-metre drilling program within three years. A second earn-in of an additional 10%, bringing the total interest to 80%, requires a NI 43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and a further C$150,000 cash payment.

The property carries an existing 2% Net Smelter Returns (NSR) royalty, with a buyout option to reduce it to 1% for C$1,500,000 upon commercial production. Historical surface sampling conducted in 2022 returned values up to 3.52% Cu, 11.3 g/t Au, and 90.5 g/t Ag, though these results do not establish continuity or economic viability. The transaction follows the company's strategic pivot back to traditional mineral exploration after the formal termination of a reverse takeover with Pointor AI in September 2026.

Material Impact

Fuse Battery Metals Inc. (FUSE) has entered into an option agreement that provides access to a tangible exploration asset featuring historical geochemical and geophysical targets. This move aligns with the company’s core mandate following the termination of its previous technology pivot and the conclusion of the Pointor AI transaction. The strategic shift back to mining exploration is consistent with the company’s historical focus, though execution risk remains elevated due to the firm's limited capital base.

The agreement requires an immediate cash outlay of C$50,000, a manageable amount against the reported cash balance of C$697,453. However, the transaction involves an equity issuance of 2.25 million shares and 1.5 million warrants, which will increase dilution. Additionally, an upcoming drilling program is expected to further increase cash burn. The news does not alter the company's fundamental going concern status nor generate immediate revenue, representing a standard, incremental step in asset acquisition and exploration planning.

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Company Overview

Fuse Battery Metals Inc. (FUSE) is a mineral exploration company focused on battery metals and base and precious metals. Its flagship asset is the Foggy Mountain Copper-Gold Project. The company recently optioned this property to replace impaired Ontario and Nevada assets, which were written off and for which exploration was halted.

The company is currently in the early exploration stage. It is transitioning from a failed reverse takeover pivot back to traditional geological exploration, with the Foggy Mountain project serving as the primary near-term focus.

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