C3 Metals Restarts Full Exploration Activities in Jamaica Following Community Assistance Programs After Hurricane Melissa

Core Viewpoint - C3 Metals Inc. has successfully restored project infrastructure following Hurricane Melissa and has resumed full exploration activities at its Super Block and Bellas Gate projects in Jamaica [1][8]. Group 1: Project Updates - At the Super Block project, the phase one scout drilling program, consisting of 14 holes and 2,500 meters, is approximately 50% complete, with seven holes finished [2]. - The Bellas Gate project, fully owned by the company, has resumed exploration drilling with a man-portable drill rig, and a 3DIP geophysical survey covering 70 square kilometers has also restarted, with 46 square kilometers completed to date [3]. Group 2: Community Assistance Programs - Concurrently with restoring project infrastructure, the company initiated a community assistance program to support approximately 500 families across three communities affected by Hurricane Melissa [4][6]. - The assistance program included the delivery of food, water, and basic necessities, as well as road repairs and the provision of roofing and housing materials to rebuild homes and community buildings [7][8]. Group 3: Company Overview - C3 Metals Inc. is focused on mineral exploration, particularly in copper and gold deposits, holding approximately 31,000 hectares in the Andahuaylas-Yauri Porphyry-Skarn belt of Southern Peru [9]. - The company has identified over 15 skarn prospects and a porphyry system at its Jasperoide project, with a maiden resource estimate of 52 million tons at 0.5% copper and 0.2 g/t gold [9]. - In Jamaica, the company has identified 16 porphyry and 40 epithermal copper prospects over a 30-kilometer strike extent, holding a 100% interest in 17,855 hectares of exploration licenses [9].