Green Bridge Metals Can Help Secure U.S. Production of Critical Mineral Titanium

Executive Summary

• Green Bridge Metals announced the initiation of Q1 2026 exploration and metallurgical work on its Titac South project in Minnesota’s Duluth Complex to evaluate titanium, copper, nickel, cobalt, PGE and vanadium potential.
• The release highlights the high‑grade ilmenite/titanomagnetite mineralization in the Duluth Complex, underexplored status, favorable infrastructure, and pilot‑scale hydrometallurgical results supporting viable domestic critical‑metal production.
• A correction is issued to increase the number of Finder Warrants granted in the February 3 2026 private placement from 855,833 to 955,833; no other terms of that financing are changed.

Key Details

• Exploration Focus: Titac South project (titanium, copper, vanadium) – initial field work and resource definition activities scheduled for Q1 2026.
• Critical Minerals Targeted: Titanium (ilmenite & titanomagnetite), copper, nickel, cobalt, platinum‑group elements, vanadium, iron.
• Geological Advantage: Over a dozen high‑grade titanium prospects in the Duluth Complex; underexplored compared with other North American districts.
• Infrastructure Benefits: Proximity to existing mining infrastructure, skilled workforce, established regulatory framework, and extensive historic drilling data.
• Hydrometallurgical Insight: Pilot‑scale studies on the Longnose deposit demonstrate feasible production of titanium and iron with relatively inert waste streams.
• Strategic Rationale: Development aims to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign sources of critical minerals essential for national security, energy, defense, medical and industrial applications.
• Future Work Required: Additional exploration drilling, detailed metallurgical testing, economic modeling, permitting, and securing a social license to operate in Minnesota.
• Correction Notice: Finder Warrants issued in the February 3 2026 non‑brokered private placement are corrected to 955,833 (previously reported as 855,833). No impact on gross proceeds (C$4 million) or other transaction terms.
• Qualified Person: George Hudak, Ph.D., P.Geo., independent consultant, reviewed and approved the technical content per NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“The early 2026 exploration program gives Green Bridge a fresh opportunity to understand the total value of Titac, explore technologies that optimize the resource to produce high‑value products while also minimizing waste and environmental impacts…” – David Suda, President & CEO.