TNR Gold Announces Appointment of Director

Core Viewpoint - TNR Gold Corp. has appointed Leopold Sutton to its Board of Directors, bringing valuable expertise in business transformation consulting, while Tobias Higgins has resigned to pursue new professional commitments [1][4]. Company Overview - TNR Gold Corp. aims to become a leading player in the green energy metals royalty and gold sector, focusing on creating supply chains for critical materials that support the energy transition [5]. - The company holds a diverse portfolio of assets that provide exposure to various aspects of the mining cycle, including partnerships with industry leaders to generate royalty cash flows [6]. Recent Developments - Leopold Sutton's appointment is expected to enhance the company's governance practices and support the Audit Committee, leveraging his extensive experience in financial transformation consulting [4]. - The company has successfully generated high-quality global exploration projects over the past twenty-nine years, with notable potential in the Mariana Lithium Project and Los Azules Copper Project in Argentina [7]. Royalty Holdings - TNR Gold holds a 1.5% NSR royalty on the Mariana Lithium Project, with a potential repurchase arrangement that could adjust its holdings to 0.45% [8]. - The Mariana Lithium Project is fully owned by Ganfeng Lithium and has commenced production with a capacity of 20,000 tons per annum of lithium chloride [9]. - Additionally, TNR Gold holds a 0.4% NSR royalty on the Los Azules Copper Project, which is being developed by McEwen Inc., and a 7% NPR on the Batidero I and II properties of the Josemaria Project, developed by Lundin Mining and BHP [10]. Strategic Focus - The company is actively seeking joint venture partnerships for its Shotgun Gold porphyry project in Alaska, which is strategically located near significant gold projects [11]. - TNR Gold's strategy emphasizes diversification across gold, copper, silver, and lithium, with a commitment to generating in-demand projects and enhancing shareholder value [12].