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DEEP SEA MINERALS CORP. WELCOMES G7 LEADERS' DECLARATION ON SECURING CRITICAL MINERALS SUPPLY CHAINS
Deep-Sea Miner Rides G7 Tailwinds, But Regulatory Hurdles and Burn Rate Keep It in Pre-Revenue Limbo

Executive Summary
- The June 22, 2026 release highlights Deep Sea Minerals Corp.'s alignment with the G7 leaders' declaration on securing critical mineral supply chains.
- The company confirms it has submitted an exploration license application to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) under the Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act (DSHMRA).
- Management notes the receipt of a "substantial compliance determination," which is a procedural milestone confirming the application contains required information to advance.
- The release explicitly states no exploration license has been awarded, all activities remain subject to regulatory review, and no production decisions have been made.
- Early-stage discussions with Pacific Ocean governments and regulatory bodies are ongoing to assess future exploration pathways.
- This release is a direct follow-up to the June 1 and June 8 announcements detailing the same NOAA compliance milestone and strategic execution updates.
Material Impact
- The G7 declaration provides a favorable macroeconomic and policy tailwind for critical mineral supply chains, but it is a broad geopolitical development rather than a company-specific catalyst.
- The NOAA substantial compliance determination was already disclosed on June 1 and reiterated on June 8. The June 22 release adds no new operational, financial, or contractual milestones.
- The company remains in the pre-revenue exploration phase with no guaranteed permits, no proprietary extraction technology, and a reliance on third-party contractors.
- The news reinforces existing management guidance but does not alter the fundamental risk profile or timeline to commercialization.
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Company Overview
- Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (formerly Copperhead Resources Inc.) completed a change of business in January 2026 to focus on offshore critical mineral exploration.
- The company targets polymetallic nodules containing nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (Pacific Ocean) and the Cook Islands Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
- Strategy centers on securing exploration licenses, engaging with allied governments, and leveraging third-party contractors for technical and operational execution.
- The company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), OTCQB, and Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with an active application to uplist to Nasdaq.
- It holds membership in the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium (DIBC) and has submitted bids to supply critical minerals for defense applications.
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