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Financings

US Critical Metals Secures $1M USD and Corporate Equity for All Sheep Creek Participation Rights

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Executive Summary

  • US Critical Metals Corp. entered into a definitive purchase agreement with U.S. Critical Materials Corp. and US Rare Elements Corporation, receiving $1 M cash and 500,000 shares of Materials in exchange for relinquishing its rights to the Sheep Creek Project.
  • The transaction is valued at approximately US$1.5 million and provides non‑dilutive capital to strengthen the company’s balance sheet and refocus on majority‑owned lithium projects such as McDermitt East.
  • Immediate cash of $500,000 is paid at closing, with a second $500,000 payable within six months, plus an equity stake in Materials.

Key Details

  • Cash Consideration:
  • $500,000 paid at execution (closing).
  • Additional $500,000 payable within six months or less of closing.

  • Equity Consideration:

  • 500,000 common shares of U.S. Critical Materials Corp. issued to US Critical Metals at closing.

  • Total Transaction Value: Approximately US$1,500,000 (cash + equity).

  • Rights Relinquished:

  • All rights under the July 25 2022 exploration, option and shareholder agreement for the Sheep Creek Project.
  • Participation in joint‑venture rights associated with US Rare Elements Corporation.

  • Strategic Rationale:

  • Provides non‑dilutive financing to advance lithium assets held by US Critical Metals.
  • Allows the company to prioritize projects where it retains majority ownership and operational control, notably the McDermitt East Lithium Project.

  • Management Commentary:

  • CEO Darren Collins stated the deal delivers meaningful non‑dilutive capital while preserving a shareholder position in Materials to benefit from Sheep Creek progress.

Notable Quotes

“This transaction delivers meaningful non-dilutive capital to the Company while allowing both companies to pursue their priorities,” – Darren Collins, CEO


Materiality Assessment: Material – Positive (The agreement provides significant cash and equity financing and materially alters the company’s project portfolio.)

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