Infinitum Announces Sale of Additional Interest in Hot Breccia

On January 9, 2026, Infinitum Copper Corp. announced it is selling 80% of its remaining interest in the Hot Breccia property in Arizona to Prismo Metals Inc. In exchange, Infinitum receives C$185,000 in cash, and Prismo assumes all remaining obligations under the underlying option agreement. Infinitum retains a nominal 5% interest, which may be assigned to Prismo later. This follows the late 2025 closure of the sale of the company's former flagship Adelita project.

The impact is neutral to slightly negative from a fundamental growth perspective, though it provides a micro-injection of liquidity. - Liquidity: The C$185,000 is insufficient to address the company's systemic financial distress. As of September 30, 2025, the company had $984,097 in trade payables and only $114,076 in cash. - Asset Depletion: By selling Hot Breccia and Adelita, Infinitum has effectively divested its primary exploration drivers. It is transforming from an active explorer into a holding company of minority interests and shares in other juniors (Algo Grande and Prismo). - Projections: This confirms the company's inability to fund its own exploration. The "Materiality" noted in the news as "Non-Material - Positive" is an overstatement; it is a defensive survival move.

Infinitum Copper Corp. was focused on Mexican and US copper-gold-silver projects. Its flagship was the Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. However, following a massive impairment of $1,986,059 in early 2025, the company shifted to a divestment strategy. With the sale of Adelita to Algo Grande Copper Corp. and the sale of Hot Breccia to Prismo, the company currently lacks a primary operating flagship exploration project.