Canadian Critical Minerals Generates USD$135,000 in Revenue from Bull River Mine

Executive Summary

• Canadian Critical Minerals reported sale of 1,448 dmt of stockpiled copper‑gold‑silver material from the Bull River Mine, generating approximately USD 135,000 in provisional revenue for August 2025.
• The sold material graded 1.39 % Cu, 0.27 g/t Au and 12.2 g/t Ag; proceeds will fund care‑and‑maintenance costs and engineering studies needed for the final permit application to restart milling and underground operations.
• The ore sorter was decommissioned and returned to its owner in Idaho on September 10 2025.

Key Details

• Volume shipped: 1,448 dry metric tonnes of unsorted mineralized fine material (≤ ‑5/8 in).
• Destination: New Afton processing facility.
• Provisional payment received: ~USD 135,000 for August 2025 shipments.
• Assay grades of shipped material: 1.39 % Cu, 0.27 g/t Au, 12.2 g/t Ag.
• Use of proceeds: Offset ongoing care‑and‑maintenance expenses at Bull River Mine and fund engineering studies for the final permit application to restart mill and underground operations.
• Underground status: Maintained in a dewatered condition as of month‑end August 2025.
• Ore sorter disposition: Decommissioned; returned to owner in Idaho on 10 Sept 2025.

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