Planet Green Metals expands Sheraton by 2,752 hectares

Executive Summary

• Planet Green Metals expanded its Sheraton land package by 22% (≈2,752 ha) in late December 2025, enhancing control over key geological trends in a copper‑zinc‑silver VMS district.
• The company outlined a three‑phase exploration strategy: completed land consolidation and data integration; planned helicopter‑borne magnetic & EM survey; and 2026 ground‑based geophysics leading to drill‑ready target definition.
• Management indicated that the expanded footprint will enable systematic, modern exploration techniques and expects to provide further updates as surveys and target generation progress.

Key Details

• Land Expansion: +22 % increase (≈2,752 ha) of claim holdings around the Sheraton project in the Timmins mining camp, Ontario.
• Phase 1 – Completed/Continuing: Consolidated land; integrated historical geological, geochemical and geophysical datasets; re‑interpreted stratigraphy, structure, and mineralized trends across the expanded area.
• Phase 2 – Planned (Airborne Survey): Helicopter‑borne magnetic and electromagnetic survey over the enlarged land package to identify conductive horizons, alteration zones, and structural features associated with VMS mineralization.
• Phase 3 – 2026 Ground Work: Subject to airborne results, conduct ground‑based geophysical surveys on priority targets; refine interpretations and define high‑priority drill targets pending permitting.
• Geological Context: Sheraton sits within a greenstone belt hosting multiple base‑metal and precious‑metal occurrences; expansion improves ability to evaluate two prospective stratigraphic horizons and structural corridors at district scale.
• Management Quote: “The expansion of our claimholdings around Sherton… positions us to apply modern exploration methods… and define high‑quality targets for drilling.” – Jeremy S. Brett, President & CEO.

Notable Quotes

“With a larger and more contiguous land package secured, we are well positioned to apply modern exploration methods to systematically explore our Sheraton project and define high-quality targets for drilling.” – Jeremy S. Brett, President & Chief Executive Officer.