Rokmaster Options Thomlinson Property in Central British Columbia

Rokmaster Resources Corp. has entered into a definitive option agreement to acquire 100% of the Thomlinson Property, a 695-hectare mineral claim package located approximately 80 km north of Smithers, British Columbia. The property, which targets porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) systems in the Stikine terrane, will be added to the company’s existing Nechako Project portfolio.

The transaction requires a total potential cash consideration of $1,010,000 payable over five years, subject to a 2.5% Net Smelter Returns (NSR) royalty. This royalty can be partially repurchased in two 1% increments for $1,000,000 each.

Recent field work in August 2026 identified extensive Mo and Cu mineralization in outcrop, and a drill permit application has been submitted. Historical work by Granby Mining, Noranda, and Dentonia Resources intersected porphyry-style veining and anomalous Cu-Mo over meter-scale intervals.

Rokmaster Resources Corp. (RKR) has acquired a new property that serves as an incremental expansion of its Nechako Project, which already encompasses the Mystery, Hanson, Fox-Coconut, and Chaplin properties. The acquisition is structured as a low-upfront-cost option involving deferred cash payments and a royalty burden, a arrangement designed to minimize immediate dilution or cash burn. The property’s road accessibility and proximity to existing Nechako infrastructure align with management's strategy to consolidate and efficiently explore the region.

The announcement reinforces the company's exploration thesis but does not introduce a new revenue stream or immediate catalyst that would shift the stock's valuation materially. The news does not alter the company's near-term financial outlook or operational timeline, as the initial assessment work, valued at $30,000, is already complete. Further drilling is contingent on future permit approvals and assay results.

Rokmaster Resources Corp. is an exploration-stage junior focused on acquiring and exploring mineral properties across Canada and Chile. The company’s flagship Nechako Project spans 28,238 hectares across four properties—Mystery, Hanson, Fox-Coconut, and Chaplin—in west-central British Columbia. This project targets porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) systems and high-grade Au-Ag vein systems within the Stikine terrane, an area known for past-producing deposits such as the Huckleberry, Bell, and Granisle Mines.

Additional assets include the Cristal Project in northern Chile, which targets porphyry copper; the Duncan Lake Project, focused on zinc, lead, and silver; the Selkirk Project, targeting gold, silver, and tungsten; and the Big Copper Project, which focuses on copper and silver. All projects are in advanced exploration stages with active permits, but none have defined mineral resources or reserves.