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American Critical Minerals Launches Early Warrant Exercise Incentive Program
American Critical Minerals Pushes Warrant Expiry Deadline as Green River Drilling Looms

Executive Summary
- American Critical Minerals Corp. announced an early warrant exercise incentive program targeting up to 10,304,000 outstanding warrants.
- The program runs until June 22, 2026, offering holders one additional warrant for each share subscribed.
- New warrants carry a $0.35 exercise price and expire on June 22, 2029, replacing original warrants expiring in June and August 2026 at a $0.25 exercise price.
- Proceeds will strengthen the treasury, fund working capital, and advance the Green River Potash and Lithium Project.
- A statutory hold period of four months and one day applies to new warrants and underlying shares.
- Unexercised warrants will revert to original terms post-program.
Material Impact
- The announcement is a standard capital management tool to mitigate dilution from expiring warrants and raise immediate working capital ahead of planned drilling.
- It aligns with the company's historical pattern of raising capital through private placements and bought-deal offerings (e.g., the $7.45M raised in Nov 2025).
- The incentive structure is modest and typical for junior explorers facing warrant expiry pressure. It does not alter the fundamental project timeline or technical outlook.
- The move is expected given the June 2026 warrant expiry dates and the company's stated need for working capital to fund the Q3 2026 drilling mobilization.
- No material change to the company's strategic direction or project economics is introduced.
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Company Overview
- American Critical Minerals Corp. is a junior exploration company focused on the Green River Potash, Lithium, and Bromine Project in Utah's Paradox Basin.
- The project covers approximately 32,530 acres across state mineral leases, federal lithium brine claims, and federal potash prospecting permits.
- The flagship project targets three critical minerals: potash (sylvinite), lithium brine, and bromine brine.
- Historical data from nearby oil and gas wells suggest significant mineralization, with the company defining conceptual exploration targets for 0.5-1.0 billion tonnes of potash, 2.1 billion cubic meters of lithium brine, and 2.1 billion cubic meters of bromine brine.
- The company has secured all necessary permits for seven drill holes and engaged RESPEC to execute the 2026 drilling program, targeting mobilization in Q3 2026.
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